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UPS drivers like Robert Ervin work extra hours to deliver packages. More people have turned to ordering online rather than going into stores during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Deliveries are up and shopping in person is down

By Elle Ervin, Staff Writer, Intro to Pubs
January 4, 2021
Google profile picture changes shock students. By 4th period on Monday, many students in Hillary Currier's Introduction to Publications class still had last year's photo as their Google Meet icon.

Profile picture change surprises students

By Talia Bair, Intro to Pubs
November 24, 2020
Because students couldn't meet face-to-face on campus, seniors organized their own Senior Sunrise at Cook Park. The event didn't go off without a hitch. The smoke from wildfires covered the sun and even made visibility across the parking lot a difficulty.

Sunrise on a new senior tradition

By Madison Boehringher, staff writer
October 20, 2020

IB Program continues in Covid

October 13, 2020

Tigard celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month

October 12, 2020
During Freshman Orientation 2019, freshman Isaac Lafohn and junior Anthony Salazar tried to pop balloons back-to-back. It wasn't as easy as it looked.

Link Crew switches things up

By Aubrey Jordan, Yearbook Editor, Staff Writer
October 12, 2020
Distance learning creates a different type of first day of school. Students in Hillary Currier's third period class shared their reactions.

Students react to distance learning

By Staff
September 14, 2020
Deja Fitzwater and her grandmother play cribbage. Fitzwater has been living with her grandparents since distance learning began.

Time to be with family

By Deja Fitzwater, Staff Writer
June 12, 2020
Although the courtyard is still a mud pit, the building is coming along around it. The business wing, commons and athletic wing will be ready for students in the fall.

Final Inspection

June 4, 2020
Without a typical school year schedule, teens do work into the wee hours of the morning. Hannah Currier worked on a slam poem for her language arts class, the room illuminated by the light of the computer screen.

The noctural education of quaranteens

By Deja Fitzwater, Staff Writer
May 26, 2020
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