COVID-19 – THE ALGONQUIN HARBINGER

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Markers placed on the floor in the hallway remind students and staff to stay socially distant, an implementation of one of the mitigation strategies put in place by the Medical Advisory Team.

COVID-19 Q&A with Medical Advisory Team members: Breaking down the virus

Laura Anderson, Managing Editor
November 15, 2020

The C gym, which normally would house many enthusiastic gym students, is now filled with desks providing students with a place to eat lunch. The cart on the left shows some of the cleaning equipment used to frequently sanitize every area after students use it.

COVID-19 safety protocols implemented to keep risk level low

Claire Bai
November 3, 2020

Opinion Editor Brianna Tang writes that school guidelines need to change to more effectively control COVID-19 in the Algonquin community.

Covid cases require more transparency, communication

Brianna Tang, Opinion Editor
October 21, 2020

Superintendent Greg Martineau and Principal Sean Bevan oversee students as they enter school to ensure they follow proper social distancing measures.

Hybrid learning continues despite three new confirmed COVID cases

Laura Anderson, Managing Editor
October 20, 2020

The fields at Algonquin were empty Monday night after sports were canceled, to allow administration time for contact tracing.

Sports temporarily cancelled due to suspected COVID-19 cases

Jenny Lambert and Ben Schanzer
October 19, 2020

After two weeks of remote learning, Algonquin students followed a hybrid plan to come back to school. Students were split into two cohorts, A and B, whose first day was Oct. 7 and Oct. 6 respectively.

SLIDESHOW: Students return to school after COVID-19 shutdown

Owen Jones, Jade Hom, Annalise McDonald, Priya Maraliga, Olivia Battles, Annabella Ferraiuolo, and Charles Barsamian
October 8, 2020

Coronavirus prompts MIAA to adjust sports seasons

Coronavirus prompts MIAA to adjust sports seasons

Ben Schanzer, Assistant Sports Editor
September 10, 2020

Returning to Algonquin, Sean Bevan looks forward to his new role as principal for the 2020-2021 school year.

Bevan looks forward to role as new principal despite COVID-19 challenges

Aaliyah Yan and Karthik Yalala
June 29, 2020

Assistant News Editor Melissa Dai writes that

Scapegoating Asians for the pandemic is not acceptable

Melissa Dai, Assistant News Editor
April 11, 2020

Opinion Editor Aaliyah Yan writes that coronavirus should not stir xenophobia.

Coronavirus is not an excuse for racism

Aaliyah Yan, Opinion Editor
April 4, 2020

This editorial urges students to make the most the unprecedented situation they find themselves in.

EDITORIAL: Find opportunity in these unprecedented, uncertain times

March 21, 2020

This graph represents how social distancing can slow the spread of an epidemic. The Harbinger Editorial Board strongly advises that students take measures, such as staying home with only family, to help slow the spread of the coronavirus.

EDITORIAL: Social distancing is necessary to combat COVID-19

March 19, 2020

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