Returning to school: the good, the bad, and the ugly
Beginning April 5th of this year, the Sequoia Union High School District gives students the option to select in-person classes or the traditional online Zoom classes as per usual.
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CampusCarlmont Drumline excites school spirit
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CampusASB launches Positivity Commission to boost campus morale
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CampusAP Seminar students are overwhelmed with coursework
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CampusIn It to Win It: Students show school spirit during homecoming week
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CampusFrom Gru to you: Preparing for the 'Despicable Me'-themed homecoming assembly
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CampusCarlmont Technical Theatre Association gears up for fall play
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CampusHomecoming 2024: Student spirit soars
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CampusStudents dance the night away at homecoming
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CampusStudents work together to prepare for homecoming events
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CampusStaff Profile: Jim Kelly pushes students to lead beyond limits
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PhotojournalismIn Photos: Scots lose in a tough battle against the Knights
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PhotojournalismIn Photos: Scots triumph over Trojans for first season win
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PhotojournalismIn Photos: Scots outscore Ravens in a rivalry match
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PhotojournalismIn Photos: Scots celebrate Lunar New Year
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PhotojournalismIn Photos: Scots celebrate Valentine's Day
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PhotojournalismIn Photos: Scots emerge victorious in Pink Out game
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PhotojournalismIn Photos: September clubs fair promotes community spirit
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PhotojournalismIn Photos: Varsity flag football crushes Aragon in first official match
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PhotojournalismIn Photos: Scots revive spirits for whiteout game
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PhotojournalismIn Photos: Scots advance to the Northern California volleyball finals
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ReopeningNew guidelines provide safe space for music students
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ReopeningCarlmont’s PE and music programs adapt to in-person learning
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ReopeningCarlmont opens its gates – expectations vs. reality of in-person school
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ReopeningOne full year later: Students return to campus for hybrid learning
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ReopeningCarlmont uses distance learning bell schedule for students returning to campus
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ReopeningParent seminar gives information on concurrent model
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ReopeningEditorial: Teachers shouldn't use their power to influence students regarding reopening
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ReopeningSequoia Union High School District prepares for in-person learning
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ReopeningCartoon: Zoomers in a Room
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ReopeningCartoon: Stepping into the Red Zone
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About the Contributor
Ryan Holoyda, Staff Writer
Ryan Holoyda is a sophomore at Carlmont High School and this is his first year writing for Scot Scoop. He has gone into his fifth season of playing football and knows what he is doing when it comes to sports.
Twitter: @Ryanholoyda