Angie Gonzales and Emre Ozmemili

November 2, 2020

The 2020 presidential election has the entire nation torn apart and on edge, so much so that law enforcement is preparing for violence following election day. The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and its government response has greatly affected voter opinion. The Black Lives Matter protests that broke out across the nation have also instigated tension and...

Jaslyn Tu

November 2, 2020

Register for a virtual college visit right now! It is no doubt that the unprecedented pandemic has changed many aspects of daily life, including academia. Whereas college visits were originally held in person in the common area or the auditorium, they are now all online. Thus, the DMAE guidance department organized virtual college visits to span...

Danny Liu

November 2, 2020

When the summer season came to a close, uncertainty clouded the vision of the future as districts around the country attempted to figure out how students were going to receive their education. Here at DMAE, the district decided to virtualize learning through a Microsoft owned platform called Teams. Microsoft Teams combines the features from applications...

Angie Gonzales

November 2, 2020

Amidst the global pandemic that’s keeping the nation on its toes, another battle has been fought and won on our campus: the fight to keep The ZONE operating for the DMAE community. The ZONE is a pillar of strength and resources for students and has been a staple on the DMAE campus for years. It is a School Based Youth Services Program (SBYSP) that...

Mia Madonna and Mahika Ganguly

November 2, 2020

Remote learning has taken a lot away from students, but Clubs have persevered at DMAE! The DMAE student body has continued to step up, and many Clubs such as Student Council, Red Cross, Page Turners, Prosthetics for Change, and Model U.N. still plan on conducting meetings virtually. To many students, Clubs are still, if not more, important than they...