The coronavirus pandemic has upended schooling for millions of students across the state. For high school seniors, it’s meant an unceremonious end to their K-12 education. To hear directly from high school seniors about what it feels like to have their pivotal senior year interrupted by a pandemic, KQED launched a project inviting students to share their stories by video. We’ll hear from some of the students about their experiences and how they’re coping.
California 12th Graders Reflect on Their Interrupted Senior Year
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(Bryan Bindloss, KQED)
Guests:
Ariana Proehl, producer, Forum and KQED's "Senior Year, Interrupted" project
Jessica Muñoz-Mendoza, senior, Alternatives in Action High School
Alex Wick, senior, Bayhill High School
Alejandro Duarte, senior, Richmond High School
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