Cartoon: Zoomers in a Room
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CartoonsCartoon: Money cycle -
CartoonsCartoon: A father first -
CartoonsCartoon: Moral maze -
CartoonsCartoon: Out of reach -
CartoonsCartoon: Sleepless futures -
CartoonsCartoon: Taking the reigns -
CartoonsCartoon: Sugar-coated labels -
CartoonsCartoon: Caffeine consumptions -
CartoonsCartoon: Sickly sales -
CartoonsCartoon: Bias check-up -
ReopeningNew guidelines provide safe space for music students -
ReopeningCarlmont’s PE and music programs adapt to in-person learning -
ReopeningCarlmont opens its gates – expectations vs. reality of in-person school -
ReopeningOne full year later: Students return to campus for hybrid learning -
ReopeningCarlmont uses distance learning bell schedule for students returning to campus -
![One of the slides presented at the seminar shows how specific hallways will be designated as one-way or 2-way hallways. "In most cases, the one-way or one-directional hallway [is used] to minimize the crossing of students, but there are some hallways that are going to be two way," said Greg Patner, the administrative vice principal. "You can see some of those arrows are two-way arrows like near the football field, and then there's some that are one-way arrows to help students to navigate successfully around campus."](https://scotscoop.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Screenshot-2021-03-17-4.14.19-PM-900x506.png)
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ReopeningEditorial: Teachers shouldn't use their power to influence students regarding reopening -
ReopeningSequoia Union High School District prepares for in-person learning -
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About the Contributor
Kasey Liu, Staff Writer
Kasey Liu is a senior at Carlmont High School and enjoys sharing stories and cartoons on Scot Scoop. In her free time, she likes to play guitar, draw, watch anime, and listen to music. To check out her portfolio, click here.
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