A Resilient Generation
How Covid-19 has impacted seniors
The Class of 2020 is the last class to have attended the old Abington High School. This photo, taken in the old gym, shows some members of the current senior class as freshmen during International Week, March of 2017.
During the week of March 18, Abington High School students Julie Warsheski, Connor Saccoach, and Vianne Shao were interviewed about how COVID-19 has affected their senior year.
These three members of the Class of 2020 explained how the current pandemic changed the way their senior year was supposed to go. They also talked about plans they have for the future.
Like students everywhere, these seniors are living thorough a major event in history. As students born into the post 9/11 world, they have lived through other significant events, such as the Boston Marathon Bombings in 2013. And now the Class of 2020 will also become part of this piece of history. As they move on to college, they will carry a legacy with them.
The world right now is shaping them, and Warsheski, Saccoach, and Shao explained how this chapter of their lives is not the last.
Marilyn Weber • May 29, 2020 at 8:21 AM
Emily, nice production! Julie, Connor, & Vianne, thank you for sharing your perspectives! I marvel at how you’ve all grown and developed since elementary school. I have faith that you and your classmates have the ability to succeed, no matter what life throws your way. Congratulations and best wishes on your continued educational and career endeavors!
Christine Cooper • May 28, 2020 at 3:27 PM
Well done! Best of luck to all the AHS seniors! Behind you are your memories, ahead of you are your dreams?
Michelle Poirier • May 26, 2020 at 9:53 AM
Beautifully done! Emily, I can see your hard work paying off in your typography and transitions 🙂 Best of luck to all of the seniors!