Year: 2021

By ETHAN BROWN After the COVID-19 pandemic, there will be considerable changes to the way we learn and experience school in the 2021-2022 school year in an effort to return to normalcy. Superintendent Mr. Grishman […]

By ANDY LIU and CHERIE MA At the start of the global pandemic, the New York State Education Department cancelled all Regents examinations and revised the graduation requirements for the 2019-2020 school year to no […]

By SUZANNE VALENZA This group of JerEcho graduates had to learn remotely, wear masks, sit behind shields, and stay distanced from each other. Yet through all of this, these 11 remarkable young people still managed […]

By JerEcho Staff One of this year’s retirees Ms. Kowalski has this question and answer, “What do you call a person who is happy on a Monday? RETIRED!” It is with bittersweet feelings that we […]

Adelphi University Quill Awards 2022 — Honorable Mention for Best News Article By LINDSEY KOMSON, CAROLINE GROSS and DREW HECHT Tuesday’s upcoming Board of Education election has much more at stake than many Jericho school […]

By DAVID CHESS This school year there has been a widening gap between students who are struggling to pass and those who excel. With less face to face interaction and decreased participation, it has become […]

By CHERIE MA and ALINA RAZVI At Jericho High School, free lunches have been available to all students as a result of a coronavirus response program implemented by the federal government. The federal government created […]

By SAMARA MEHTA, CHRISTINA MONTANTE and ARABELLA BALGOBIND “Learning from the comfort of my own home has never been easier,” many might think. Yet this expectation is definitely far from reality for many students at […]