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December 2020

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Vellakkat hits a high note in Mariah Carey’s “All I Want for Christmas is You,” the first song of the concert.

Class of 2024 Discord server hosts virtual Christmas concert • 242 Views

FCPS School Board passes holistic review system for Jefferson admissions

FCPS School Board passes holistic review system for Jefferson admissions • 148 Views

Students in the Astronomy class participate in a lab activity.

Racing to stay ahead • 117 Views

Quantum computing is an emerging field which presents an alternative to traditional computing. The recently founded Quantum Computing club hopes to educate students about this new field. “It's a developing area of study, and it has a lot of promises for the future of humans; it has a lot of really cool applications,” junior Mikhail Mints said.

Quantum computing club hosts first meeting • 78 Views

Holman and her daughter, Eliza, enjoy a day out after being quarantined for over a month. “From the moment we shut down in March, I just had this weird feeling that I was going to end up getting [the coronavirus]. There is a sense of relief now that it’s happened and I’m past it.”

Living positively • 77 Views

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Hey TJ! It's Friday again, so here's a look at our

Hey TJ! It's Friday again, so here's a look at our featured articles from the past two weeks. Read the full articles using the link to the Weekly Article Feature in our bio.

1) Powering through Academic Decathlon - tjTODAY looked into the new Jefferson Academic Decathlon team and exactly what the competition consists of.

2) Jefferson Swim and Dive starts season undefeated - TJSD has started this year's season off strong, despite limitations presented by the coronavirus pandemic

3) TJ Sends Love hosts first meeting - A closer look into the new club TJ Sends Love, where students create cards for children in hospitals in a relaxing, destressing environment

4) On two wheels - tjTODAY looked at the creation of Jefferson cycling, an unofficial club aiming to unite the cyclists of the TJ community

As always, read more at tjtoday.org

Hey TJ! As we move into the new year, TJ Broadcast

Hey TJ! As we move into the new year, TJ Broadcast explored the presence of imposter syndrome (feeling like a fraud among one’s peers) within the TJ community, and how deeply it has affected TJ students.

“Think differently - reframe your mindset.” freshman Zac Baker said on combatting his own imposter syndrome. “Escape that feeling that you need to be as good as everybody else, and realize that sometimes just doing the best you can do is all that you can do.”

Watch the full feature using the link to TJ Broadcast’s YouTube in our bio.

As 2020 comes to a close, tjTODAY reflects on the

As 2020 comes to a close, tjTODAY reflects on the joyous moments during these trying times. From quarantine binge-watching to snow-covered sidewalks, 2020 has taught us to be grateful.

“This year has been much different than others,” sophomore Aryan Rajput said. “Even though it has been tough, I think we, as a community, have been able to persevere through it.”

Here are some highlights from 2020. See you in 2021!

As we move into winter break, TJ Broadcast looked

As we move into winter break, TJ Broadcast looked into how the COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way TJ students celebrate their holidays, with both friends and extended family distant.

“I think we’re just going to try and cook a lot, and keep ourselves as busy as possible,” junior Liam D’Souza-Bohannon said.

Watch the full feature using the link to TJ Broadcast’s YouTube in our bio.

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