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By Sarah Swenson, assistant news editor Students at the high school have found it harder to learn this year, largely due to stress and less interaction, challenges that also worry teachers. The pandemic has forced the school to take measures to decrease the chance of infection or spread, and while they are necessary, they have … Continue reading Students struggle to learn as largely unchanged exams loom

By Maisie Cocker, editor in chief I kept my computer’s camera off for many treacherous months of online classes. I had rarely experienced social anxiety. Yet, in virtual school, I found myself riddled with nerves even through the screen. I had been yearning for some form of connection, yet the second I had to present … Continue reading Remote learning gave me social anxiety

By Camie Strojny, sports editor Upcoming Events Cont. Camie Strojny Nantucket High School students and administrators have a lot on their hands as winter comes to an end and spring arises. With navigating traditional events while undergoing transitions in Massachusetts’ COVID-19 protocols, these already difficult times are becoming more and more challenging.  The senior class … Continue reading Outdoor graduation, prom in shifts among pandemic compromises proposed at NHS

By JohnCarl McGrady, editor in chief Editor's Note: if you would like to help combat racism at NHS, the student anti-racism group will be meeting on Tuesdays during advisoy. Email principal Mandy Vasil for more information. Over the four years I have spent at Nantucket High School (NHS), I have written about the issue of … Continue reading It’s time for Nantucket to change the culture