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Car Wash volunteers from the Class of 2020 at Baileys Garage, May 2018. Left to right Jarib Cole, Will Klein, Steve Pizzi, Mikaela Littman, Jarae Cole, Colby Chryssicas, Victoria Donahue, Rob Stephens, Grace O'Donnell, Tom Furness, Bubba Gendreau, Leo Magnasco, Colby Augusta, Jake Bennett.

Advice for the Journey

June 5, 2020

Black Lives Matter protester holding a sign in Rotterdam, Wednesday, June 3, 2020.

Black Lives Movement

June 4, 2020

Abington High School senior Drew Wilson passes the time talking to his friends through Zoom on June 3, 2020. Wilson has not been able to see his friends lately due to COVID-19 and has been making up that time lost through online video chats.

Not the Expected Exit

June 3, 2020

Abington High School sophomore Maria Wood holds a

No Such Thing As Normal

May 22, 2020

The Only Thing Certain Is Uncertainty

Bubba Gendreau stands in front of a Green Wave Pride sign that the Class of 2020 advisors placed on student lawns. Gendreau has committed to attending Merrimack College this fall.

Charles ‟Bubba” Gendreau, Contributor

May 11, 2020

Abington students gather together while on their phones at a local restaurant after school on the half day Friday, Jan. 25. Left to right are Sean Moran '20, Griffin Winters '21, and Connor Lee '21.

Technology Against the World

May 6, 2020

Finding Company during COVID-19 Isolation

Rocky, a 10-year-old lab mix, waits for his companion Sean Moran, a senior at Abington High School, to play fetch.

Sean Moran, Contributor

April 22, 2020

On Thursday, April 16, 2020, learning continues to take place at home in the Abington school district. Students at the high school have school-issued laptops and online Canvas classrooms. Some students are also writing to document this period of American history.

Being a Student During a Pandemic

April 17, 2020

Social distancing and the shut-down of all Massachusetts schools has led to more time with family.

From Pandemic, to Panic, to Perseverance

March 21, 2020

This self portrait drawing titled Artist's Vision was created by an Abington Middle School student, in grade 8, Alexis Mitsiopoulos for the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards 2018-2019.

Media Can Be Toxic to Young Children

March 12, 2020

Taken from atop Mt. Lee showing the back of the Hollywood Sign. From left to right, the view includes the Griffith Observatory, downtown Los Angeles, Hollywoodland subdivision (near/below), the sprawl of Los Angeles, Lake Hollywood. Taken on January 6, 2019.

Hollywood, a Man’s World

March 12, 2020

Students in Learning Centers at Abington High School often use their laptops and digital devices for homework, research, and checking news, as seen on March 12, 2020.

Using Social Media as a Procrastination Device

March 12, 2020

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