Cartoon: Stay Home if Symptomatic

Andrew Shu, Staff Writer|November 11, 2021

In a recent email to Carlmont students and staff, Principal Ralph Crame stressed the importance of staying home from school and getting tested when experiencing potential COVID-19 symptoms, citing the large number of sick students coming to class. (Andrew Shu)

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Andrew Shu, Staff Writer

Andrew Shu is a senior at Carlmont High School. This is his third year in the journalism program. As a Highlander editor and Scot Scoop cartoonist, Andrew enjoys creating art and design to make statements about campus and world events.

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Cartoon: Stay Home if Symptomatic

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