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Members of the Jefferson community hold up signs criticizing the merit lottery admissions proposal during a protest on Sunday, Sept. 20, 2020.

Students divided on proposed changes to admissions process

September 27, 2020

Students have adapted and personalized their workspaces to what works best for them in distance learning.

Student-to-student: seven distance learning tips from seniors

September 23, 2020

As we begin the 2020-2021 school year, teachers prepare for a virtual start.

Returning where we left off: distance learning

September 6, 2020

Protesters stand together at a protest in Arlington, holding up signs and marching peacefully.

Rallying for Black rights

June 28, 2020

(Un)Equal opportunity: Breaking down demographics at Jefferson

(Un)Equal opportunity: Breaking down demographics at Jefferson

June 20, 2020

Senior Michelle Pham poses for her individual prom picture in front of her pool.

Prom dot com

June 6, 2020

Junior Arul Nigam prepares to bring food into a hospital as part of his initiative ‘Heroes of COVID’. Courtesy of The Connection.

Helping our heroes

May 22, 2020

Putting the chef in Jefferson

May 20, 2020

Above, sophomore Annika Topchy competes in a track even during the 2019 spring season. Because of the coronavirus, the spring season of 2020 is cancelled. Student athletes must rely on other means besides sports practices to stay conditioned and in good shape.

Hurdling past Coronavirus

May 7, 2020

“It is harder to communicate ideas and information because it's harder (especially for young children) to articulate their thoughts through a video call where it might be more difficult for them to show what they are doing,” junior Cynthia Wang said. “This can make assisting students harder but we still try our best.”

Students volunteering online during quarantine

May 7, 2020

These are masks created by ProjectYCRO's 3D printing team.

ProjectYCRO: aim to impact

April 13, 2020

Pictured is the Jefferson dome entrance built in Minecraft. “The Minecraft replica is coming together really well,” junior Quentin Lovejoy said. ”Everything has worked out how we imagined.”

mineCRAFTING Jefferson

April 6, 2020

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