COVID-19 has disrupted everyone’s daily lives and activities, and for most people that includes the world of professional sports. Leagues like the NBA, NHL, and Premier League, were close to the end...
Since the dawn of fiction, rhetorical thought experiments that explore the ultimate fate of human society have been a favorite of readers across the globe. From apocalyptic cliches to the methodical satires,...
Governor Charlie Baker has announced that Massachusetts school closure has been extended to the end of the year.
"At this point in time there is no authoritative guidance with respect to how to operate...
With remote learning just beginning, members of the Gloucester High School and O’Maley Middle School staff are helping create protective equipment for essential workers.
The Gloucester school staff...
This Thursday, an important bill for students was passed through the Senate regarding MCAS testing.
This bill allowed for the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) to change or waive...
When the orders to stay home were first delivered, many people called COVID-19 an “equalizer”; putting everyone in the same, tough situation. A month later, we see that this is not the case.
The...
The Open Door Food Pantry is playing a vital role in the fight against COVID-19 without a single doctor on staff. As devastating as the disease itself has been in our community, its economic implications...
The College Board has recently updated their website with information regarding final changes to Advanced Placement exams for this year.
The usual multiple hour exam has been reduced to 45 minutes and...
Today, Wednesday April 8th, marks the beginning of Phase II of the Gloucester Public School District’s remote learning plan. Assignments will now be mandatory and count towards students’ pass/fail...
Tuesday, March 22nd, Gloucester High School administration announced that Terms 3 and 4 will be graded on a pass/fail basis. This a departure from the usual system, through which students receive scores...
As of April 7th, thirteen states have closed all K-12 schools through the end of the academic year, with two more states recommending similar actions. With a growing number of cases in Massachusetts, and...
As COVID-19 continues to tighten its grasp on our nation, the need for PPE (personal protective equipment) becomes more severe. Medical facilities of all types are seeing an increasing number of Coronavirus...
