Northern Elementary’s Klee brings a positive outlook to virtual teaching

Hannah Klee, a seventh-year  teacher who currently teaches first grade, is doing what most of her colleagues and students are doing this year with the virtual classroom: making the best of things.

Senior prays her senior year is not always through a computer screen

My first day of senior year was certainly different than I had ever imagined. A couple of my friends and I got up, got dressed, and showed up to the high school at 8 a.m. that Monday morning, August 25. We tried to keep a sense of normalcy and took some great first day photos.

The new normal on the first day of school

The first day of school is always rife with anxiety and excitement.

Coming of age in a virtual world

Senior year is the time I am meant to figure my life out. I am meant to discover my true passions, go on crazy adventures with my friends, and solidify my future plans. This year, the class of 2021 and I are tasked with deciding the course of our lives in a world that feels more uncertain than ever.

Preschool to start after Labor Day

Preschool is planned to start as scheduled after Labor Day; however, it will begin as all other grades do: online.     “They’ll get started [remotely], and when [the rest of the students] return, they will return, as well,” Supt. Buerkley explained; but, “It will look different for everyone.

Where can students find Wifi service

The following locations are providing Wifi service for students to complete assignments.The Pendleton County Public Library bookmobile.

Laptops distributed to students

By Allie Redden, Student Reporter From Tuesday, August 11th to Thursday, August 20th students picked up laptops to be used for online learning at their respective schools. School employees have worked diligently to prepare devices for students.