Photo of the Day: Students utilize hybrid learning amidst rising COVID cases

Nicole Fang, Editor-in-Chief|January 13, 2022

Senior Nicole Fang quarantines at home after receiving a positive COVID-19 test result. In her room, she sets up a laptop and iPad to tune in to her journalism class with Ms. Jennifer Kidd virtually. “Hello to our virtual students at home,” Ms. Kidd said.

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Nicole Fang is so excited to be one of the Editor-in-Chiefs of The Tide and work with an amazing group of editors and writers this year. Previously, she...

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