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Nearly a year after COVID-19 became a pandemic, hundreds of tourists crowded the coastline in Key West. Signs reading “masks required for entry” decorated the old Florida homes refurbished into…
On Monday, March 1 Gov. Ron DeSantis signed an executive order that expands eligibility for COVID-19 vaccination across Florida to include K-12 teachers, law enforcement officers and firefighters age 50…
Around 15,792 OCPS students switched from the LaunchEd@Home Model to the Face-to-Face Model at the beginning of the second quarter. About 13% of students who chose LaunchEd for the first…
The pandemic isn’t over. Thousands of new cases emerge every day, and everyone should continue taking precautions, but that shouldn’t stop you from celebrating such an important holiday.
Ten seniors discuss the impact they felt from the coronavirus and the lessons they learned thus far.
The worldwide pandemic of COVID-19 quickly spread to over 1.3 million cases, with a death toll of more than 78 thousand, according to the Wall Street Journal. The virus evokes…
With the current quarantine and global encouragement of social distancing, here’s 10 activities to conquer the boredom. Take a look at easy activities for everyone sick of staring at your…
After originally extending spring break to March 30 due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, OCPS pushed back school another two weeks and intends to reconvene April 15. In the meantime,…
Due to the rapid spread of COVID-19, or the coronavirus, health officials advocate more and more for self-imposed quarantine. Enforced quarantine on a national level seems unlikely as the Constitution…
OCPS will remain close after spring break, marking the predicted first day back to school March 30, canceling all after school activities and pushing state testing back two weeks. Prior…