For the first time, The College Board, the company that administers the SATs and APs, have moved AP tests online. Every AP test is 50 minutes long, most of which consist of just a few short or long response questions. It’s understandable why AP tests are online, because obviously having them in-person was not an […]

School is out for the year, and many events that would’ve staked place in person, like Spirit Week or Pep Rallies, have now been moved online. Even though students can’t meet in person though, Student Council is still meeting to plan events for all students to enjoy at home. They’ve posted yearbook pictures of teachers […]

On Tuesday, April 20th, Governor Charlie Baker announced that schools would be closing through the end of the year, and all learning would continue remotely. This news came as an expected, but still sad, part of the new normal that is social distancing. Most students that I talked to emphasized that they knew that this […]

As many of you are aware Easton has been struck with COVID-19 and the number of cases has continually increased with 92 cases as of April 9th. Yet, many people are still seen outside exploring the world. Now, with that said, this article is by no means advocating for group events of social gatherings of […]

By the Olivian Staff We checked in with teachers last week and asked them about remote learning. This week, we asked some students about their experiences so far. Hannah Carroll, Junior I like remote learning because I have a whole week to do my work so it doesn’t put as much stress on me. Nicole […]