In the past few weeks, our COVID-19 case numbers have been going up, following a county- and nation-wide trend. M-A had 33 cases the week…
Maia GoelMay 31, 2022
Written by Sheryl Chen Almost a year after the COVID-19 vaccine became available to all high school-aged students, the Bears are long overdue for their…
Sheryl ChenMarch 26, 2022
During the meeting’s section for public comment, teachers, parents, and other community members voiced their perspectives on what a mask means to them. Though expressing…
Sheryl ChenMarch 18, 2022
Beginning March 12th, students and teachers at M-A will have the option to not wear their masks indoors while at school. Still, the District’s new…
Sheryl ChenMarch 9, 2022
More than halfway through the in-person school year, many students remember distance learning as a distant fever dream. And although M-A students and staff have…
Sarah WeintrautMarch 9, 2022
As COVID-19 Omicron cases surged throughout January, the many absences were made apparent by the half-empty parking lots and classrooms, prolonged substitute teachers, and eerily…
Emily BuckFebruary 10, 2022
Every Tuesday and Friday after school, students line up outside the M-A PAC waiting to get COVID-19 PCR tests. Getting tested at M-A is very…
Cleo RehkopfJanuary 27, 2022
On January 4th, every M-A student received a set of two iHealth rapid tests in response to the wave of COVID-19 cases caused by the…
Tess BuckleyJanuary 25, 2022
On Monday, December 27th, the Center for Disease Control (CDC), changed the rules for quarantining for positive cases and exposure. Scientists working with the Omicron…
Jackson WilliamsJanuary 22, 2022
Para la versión en Español haga clic aqui. Since the second semester started, COVID-19 has left campus feeling more empty than usual. The M-A Chronicle…
Juliana JonesJanuary 21, 2022
Hello fellow COVID patients, we truly hope you aren’t feeling too sick and all have speedy recoveries. In the meantime, if you’re looking for something…
Ellie HultgrenJanuary 18, 2022