The Gator

Teens Grieve For India Amid COVID-19 Crisis

Natalie Kozhemiakin, Editor-in-Chief • June 11, 2021

As India faces a brutal second wave of COVID-19, students are grieving for the country's losses and reaching out to help through fundraising efforts.

Edan Zinn, Editor-in-Chief • June 4, 2021

The School is optimistic that next school year will have fewer health and safety restrictions due to COVID-19 vaccination progress.

Michael Young, Writer • June 4, 2021

Opening vaccine eligibility to children and teenagers is our next step towards herd immunity within the population and ending the COVID-19 pandemic.

Kate Hirschen, Writer • May 28, 2021

Students report that the atmosphere on campus is changing as COVID-19 restrictions lessen at School and in the state.

Edan Zinn, Editor-in-Chief • May 27, 2021

The Upper School Ensemble took on the challenge of making music despite restrictions due to the pandemic.

Edan Zinn, Editor-in-Chief • April 30, 2021

More community members here have received a dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, including students in the Upper School.

Marlie Kass, Writer • April 29, 2021

Community members weigh in on Massachusetts' decision to allow people to forgo wearing masks when outside.

Nico Jaffer, Writer • April 27, 2021

Educators have had to adapt to various challenges during COVID-19, including teaching in-person and concurrently.

Gator Editorial Board • April 20, 2021

The Editorial Board strongly encourages all members of the School community who are eligible to get vaccinated against COVID-19 as soon as they can.

Michael Young, Writer • April 14, 2021

With time, vaccine passports might replace masks, shaping the transition to the post-pandemic era.

Nico Jaffer, Writer • April 12, 2021

While safety protocols are still being enforced, campus is starting to return to normal.

Edan Zinn, Editor-in-Chief • April 7, 2021

Mahlet Woldemariam '95 talks about the science behind vaccines, how they are developed and tested, and why they are a helpful means of prevention.