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Plagues, Viruses, Pandemics, Oh My!

Esme Chiara , Contributor
April 28, 2020

A quick guide to the worst pandemics in history

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A year of loss. Of change. Of struggle. March 13th

A year of loss. Of change. Of struggle. March 13th, 2021 marked one year since we said goodbye to in-person classes. To lockers and crowded hallways. To what we would now consider normal life.

None of us knew that last day walking to the car line or hurrying to the parking lot, how much our lives would change.

For the next 12 months, our days became filled with hours online, as classes became fully virtual. We could no longer smile at our classmates in the hallways or cheer on our class in pep rallies — things that make the Mayfield experience so memorable.

But the Mayfield students, true to our motto “Actions not words,” rose to every challenge. They made it a year of strength. Of resilience. Of serving others. And now we would like to acknowledge and celebrate the students of Mayfield Senior School and what they have done since March 13, 2020.

From the beginning, as in March and April of 2020, Mayfield students had strong inclinations to do their part seemingly encouraged by Cornelia Connelly’s words: “we never know what we can do until we try. Perseverance gains the crown.”

Click the link in our bio to read the March edition of the Mayfield Crier!

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