Concerns regarding COVID-19 have led to the cancellation of many events that students enjoy throughout their everyday life. These include going to school, playing sports, participating in concerts, and many other activities deemed “non-essential.” In addition, an increased amount of students were absent due to other illnesses, including the flu.
COVID-19 and flu shuts down various Carlmont activities
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About the Contributor
Ethan Man, Segment Producer
Ethan Man is a senior at Carlmont High School, and it is his third year in journalism. He finds interest in the different elements of video production, including videography and editing.
Twitter: @ethanyman