Con: Vaccine passports go against peoples’ rights
The new debate of whether or not a vaccine passport should be created has been very divided. U.S. citizens should have the right to choose whether or not they want to be vaccinated and it should not affect what they’re able to do.
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SATs not required, but still taken during COVID-19
Because of the current COVID-19 pandemic, some (but not all) colleges aren’t requiring that students take the SAT.
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New college precautions starting this fall
For safety during the current pandemic, colleges will be implementing new guidelines and regulations as classes begin in the fall. This will affect both college students and faculty.
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Seniors safely prepare for college
Colleges are working hard to make campus tours safer because of COVID-19 while Souderton seniors offer different opinions on picking colleges during the pandemic.
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Pets adopted during quarantine adapt to a ‘ruff’ time without owners
Some people chose to adopt pets over quarantine because they wanted a pet to keep them company. There is some unsureness of what people are going to do with their new pets as quarantine ends and they go back to school and work.
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Students work hard while keeping safe
By getting jobs, Souderton students are making money but still have to take safety precautions during the pandemic.
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Athletes stay conditioned during pandemic
By doing workouts from home, Souderton high school athletes are keeping conditioned and staying fit during COVID-19.
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Working hard while keeping safe
By getting jobs, Souderton students are making money but they still have to be safe during the pandemic.
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Gaming Club plays together from home
By going virtual, the Gaming Club is trying to keep people safe from COVID-19. Members hope that students will still enjoy playing video games together online, as opposed to in person.
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Small business black Friday sales
To keep people safe on Black Friday, local stores in Souderton are having Black Friday sales but still being very cautious.
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Fall foods bring spirits of the season
Each season brings its own different types of unique food and people often like to try these seasonal flavors. With the start of the fall season, many tasty flavors are coming.
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Health workers and the prevention of the spread of COVID-19
Many health workers worked throughout quarantine. These health workers chose to work when COVID-19 was at its worst.
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Fashionable changes from home
Some people at home in quarantine are deciding to change up their hair, whether it’s out of boredom or necessity. People are cutting their hair and dying it.
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Quarantine fun can be free
There are many activities people can do while stuck in the house during quarantine. They can be fun and free.
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Girl inspire girls with tech
Taking a trip to Souderton’s middle schools, the Teach Girls Tech Club inspires girls to pursue or take interests in technology classes and careers. Club members at the new Teach Girls Tech Club are currently planning for these trips.
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Art for Social Change sprouts senior creativity
Engaging with the community, the Art for Social Change club painted flowers with the residents of the Lutheran Nursing Home. The residents were given flowers to use as a reference.
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Community members deliver holiday cheer to fellow residents
Organizers say that annual holiday craft fairs are hard to plan, but that they are worth it in the end.
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Cup’A Jo Cafe dream come true for owners
The owners of Bikeworks in Harleysville just opened a coffee shop. The coffee shop, Cup’A Jo Cafe, is right next door.
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