Though students at Carlmont have been away from campus for over a year and a half, the school seems much more packed with people upon return, being at its highest student population of 2,241 individuals. Shoulder-to-shoulder crowding coupled with no requirement for masks outside seems to be a breeding ground for COVID cases, so what is the school itself doing to make the learning environment safer for everyone?
Carlmont’s highest population ever instills concern in students
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About the Contributor
Sabrina Lo, Video Managing Editor
Sabrina Lo is a senior at Carlmont High School and this is her third year in Journalism. She enjoys photography, spreading positivity through her club, Positivity 101, and is excited to continue as a video managing editor for Scot Center.
Twitter: @ssabrinaloo