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All content by Photo Illustration By: Mikayla Jellico
Browsing WSU’s website, Broderick Jellico, a senior at Silver Creek High School, sits at his school workspace looking at what different colleges have to offer students. Despite being in quarantine, Jellico is focused on applying for the most suitable college for his career path. “WSU has a good engineering program, which will be sure to help me with my career,” says Jellico.

[Photo] Quarantine Quandary: College Students In Disarray

December 17, 2020
Focusing on his schoolwork, Dominick Jellico, a 6th grader attending Altona Middle School, sits at home finishing up schoolwork in an all virtual environment, hoping to complete his tasks for the day. He completed his assignments with ease, despite the virtual environment the COVID-19 pandemic has caused, and he was able to remain focused to complete his work. “The schoolwork was pretty easy, especially since virtual learning provides a quiet environment I can really focus in,” says Dominick.

[Photo] The Impact of Online Learning on Colorado Students

November 17, 2020
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Photo Illustration By: Mikayla Jellico