All falls sports have been affected by the pandemic in some way, shape or form. The WIAA released guidelines earlier this summer outlining if and how sports will continue this year. They split fall sports...
On July 28, the school board voted 5-0 to approve an online first quarter for all district schools. School will be taught in what the district is terming a “Virtual+” model, with most of the instruction...
For students who work during the school year, the coronavirus has made it difficult to keep working. Trends in COVID-19 suggest that the average teen is not at a high risk of experiencing severe, life-threatening...
Discussions are underway regarding whether the district will return back to school next fall, and what that will look like.
At this point, there’s a lot of uncertainty. However, the district is working...
In any normal year, the month of May is a busy time for seniors. There are recitals, pranks, awards, skip days, proms and college decisions to be made. Unfortunately, just like every other event imaginable,...
In this uncertain and stressful time, Shorewood students have found ways to enjoy themselves while benefiting the community.
Soon after schools shut down, Sophie O’Connor, senior, decided with their...
The College Board, administrators of the Advanced Placement exams, announced in a March 20 update changes to AP testing for this spring.
The changes include replacing the traditional in-person exams,...
Shorewood School District, in conjunction with other North Shore districts including Whitefish Bay, closed at 5 p.m. on March 13 to prevent the spread of SARS-CoV-2, commonly referred to as “coronavirus,”...
