The Student News Site of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School

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  • December 20Classes will resume on Jan. 6 - a Burgundy day
  • December 9MSD midterm exemption form goes live to be turned in by Thursday, Dec. 12 at 2:45 p.m.
  • November 20MSD BRACE advisor Randy Congdon to hold open lab for Florida Bright Futures for seniors on Thursday, Nov. 21 and Friday, Nov. 22 during second, fourth, sixth and eighth periods
  • November 7MSD students scheduled to leave at 11:40 a.m. today, Nov. 7 due to Professional Study Day
  • November 5Americans cast their vote for president, among other critical races; follow Eagle Eye News for live updates
The Student News Site of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School

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The Student News Site of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School

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Covid-19 got in the way of students education and the traditional way of learning. Creating more distractions, students to had more learning gaps that weren’t covered up.

[Opinion] Not enough is being done to help students learn missed information post pandemic

Lily Singer, Senior Arts & Leisure Editor and Senior Opinons Editor
October 28, 2022
Back to the books. After a year of online learning it can be challenging to adjust to in person learning. It especially can be overwhelming with the amount work teachers are giving out this year. Photo by Zoe Payton

[Opinion] Teachers should ease up on workload after a year of online learning

Nicholas Zanetti, Writer
November 8, 2021
Principal Michelle Kefford sporting a shirt for her Back to the FUNdamentals theme for the 2021-2022 school year.

Principal Michelle Kefford’s “Back to the Future”-inspired theme for the school year marks the excitement of returning to physical school

Kayla Gamm, Writer
September 24, 2021
English teacher Stacey Lippel looks forward to this school year with students back physically in class.

MSD faculty reflect on online learning and share what they look forward to this school year

Ivy Lam, Senior Feature Editor
September 14, 2021
COVID-19 has impacted the American school system in multiple ways.

The impact of COVID-19 on America’s schools

Lily Singer, Senior Arts & Leisure Editor and Senior Opinons Editor
September 9, 2021
Students having to do online school has caused students to feel burnout and unmotivated due to the heavier workload than in-person school and the ability to keep up. Illustration by Julia Landy

[Opinion] Students feel burnt out and unmotivated in a virtual environment

Gabby Gilmore, Writer
March 12, 2021
Senior Jasmine Gola enjoys online learning as it gives her more flexibility throughout the day. Photo by Gabriel Uchoa

Senior Jasmine Gola adjusts to online learning at home

Megan Veerasammy and Chai-Lyn Christian
December 20, 2020
These students, although attending school in person, take the same test formats as online students.

Teachers create alternative testing formats to quiz students in online school

Cassidy Tarr, Ryan Shimony, and Ethan Lin
November 12, 2020
Graphic by Melodie Vo.

[Opinion] Broward County Public Schools should not reopen for face-to-face instruction

Manoela Ford, Writer
October 2, 2020
Senior Brianna Jesionowski completing her schoolwork

Students adjust workspaces and develop study techniques to aid them with online learning

Isabella Palomino
September 23, 2020
Graphic by Julia Landy

MSD teachers cope with an entirely new culture of teaching due to COVID-19

Sophia Golberg, Section editor
September 14, 2020
Three code yellows have been initiated at MSD as a result of calls from an individual in China.

Calls from individual in China prompt multiple code yellow lockdowns at MSD

Ivy Lam, Senior Feature Editor
September 9, 2020
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