Hybrid safety procedures

What do you need to know to stay protected

Talia Lissauer
February 17, 2021

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Hi everyone! My name is Talia and I am so excited to be one of your editors-in-chief this year with the amazing Maddie Schutte. I’m going to be a senior...

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WENDY LOBERG • Feb 20, 2021 at 7:09 pm

HI Talia and Echo Staff,
On Friday, a change was made regarding counselors and social workers. They will all be on site each day, except for Laura King and Heidi Cosgrove, who will be on site soon.

Thanks for providing this important information in such a timely way.

Wendy Loberg

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