By Natalie P. and Gigi C. '23 During this global crisis, schools all over the world have been trying to continue their students’ education while everyone is at home. The use of technology and other resources have proved to be the biggest aid to distance learning and connecting students and teachers. Winsor and many other …
Continue reading What Distance Learning Looks Like at Public Schools
By Franchesca V. and Angelina L. '22 During this unprecedented time, people all around the world have been searching for new activities to fill their days. Some are baking and watching movies. Others have spent time catching up with old friends, and some have even thrown Zoom parties. Even in uncertainty, people are finding fun …
By Abby G. and Ani B. '22 POV (point of view) you are sitting in your room bored out of your mind and scrolling through TikTok. You see someone do something kind of interesting and kind of weird, so you decide to try it yourself. During quarantine, many of us are spending countless hours on …
Music:Six Feet Apart by Luke Combs, Kinfolks by Sam Hunt, The Less I Know The Better by Tame Impala, Tongue Tied by Grouplove, Electric Feel by MGMTTV: Friday Night Lights, Psych, The Marvelous Mrs. MaiselFilm:Mamma Mia, The Perks of Being a WallflowerBook:There There by Tommy Orange, A Civil Action by Jonathon HarrLegend by Marie Lu, Little Fires …
By Rani B. ’21 Just one month ago, the Class of 2021 was faced with typical junior problems: needing to find a prom outfit, studying for the ACT, and preparing for their dreaded junior spring. However, these seemed much less important after the rise and spread of COVID-19, and especially after colleges sent their entire …
Continue reading The Future of College Admissions during a Global Pandemic
