Each year, Carlmont’s Associated Student Body brings in therapy dogs for students to pet and play with during review week (the week preceding finals week). This initiative is greatly appreciated by students as a way to ease tensions and help them relax during an especially stressful time. The dogs belong to local citizens and have been tested and certified for “Pet Assisted Therapy.”
In Photos: Therapy dogs ease finals stress
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About the Contributor
Sophia Schreiber, Staff Writer
Sophia Schreiber is a senior at Carlmont High School. This is her third year in the journalism program. She plays for her school's volleyball team and loves going out and exploring.