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![Students give their opinions and notes about the first 2020 presidential elections and hopes for the next. [The debate] was a complete waste of my time, Smith said. Sure, it was a good comedy, but coming from our two potential leaders, it was quite frightening.](https://waylandstudentpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/3mNrxQzGqtnzHIZVNQioFOk3yMfilfDLRLCZhlFj-900x600.jpeg)
![Senior Mingle Li developed an application called WHSRemote that allows students to configure their classes and Zoom links in one simple spot. “Say on Monday, you have four classes. I [needed] to represent that with some sort of structure,” Li said.](https://waylandstudentpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Screen-Shot-2020-10-10-at-12.56.17-AM-900x455.png)
![The Lunch Bunch group provides a chance for interactions between general education and special education students that otherwise may not have happened. Students from the group try to meet every lunch to foster a sense of community. “The main way you meet people is when you have classes with them, so it was really nice to finally meet and talk to [these students] in person and get to know them because without this club I wouldn’t know them as well, and they wouldnt know me as well,” senior Hilla Almog said.](https://waylandstudentpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/7KA1dChZ2NunhfhIjxPVTIGdqFemicEUB6HZTXAT-900x675.jpeg)
![The student scheduling process is a months-long battle for the administration every year. This year, the puzzle-like process became tougher to solve due to factors brought by COVID-19. “[The scheduling process] this year was completely different due to a global pandemic, there were a ton of unforeseen issues, assistant principal Laura Cole said.](https://waylandstudentpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/zOX7qCBGZkMuwcmX0u2AiQGqeSTbKIn2nF8fW8bl-900x675.jpeg)
![Freshman Maggie Melander lays out her work as she gets ready for a long day of school online. Starting out school online is one of the first steps into helping students transition back into in-person school. “[This] is what has to happen in order for us to go back ” freshman Maggie Melander said.](https://waylandstudentpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/IMG_2221-900x675.jpeg)
![Before the pandemic, visiting public spaces was a daily custom to most people. Nowadays, entry for any public place requires masks and social distancing, which has impacted peoples views of going out in public. [The pandemic] definitely made me more wary of going out regularly and being around people, especially with all the uncertainty around how exactly the virus can spread, junior Minnah Gayed said.](https://waylandstudentpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/4X7ETb5LthmGV0nRzkzce68YVYuOTzGxetHvJCWE.jpeg)
![Sophomore Riley Leichliter, the creator of Study Buddies, works hard to match high school students with elementary school families. Study Buddies is a new program to help elementary school students with remote school. Study Buddies are high school students that help elementary school students with their school work and other activities, [which can include] art, gym, music classes, read aloud and one-on-one tutoring, Leichliter said.](https://waylandstudentpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/R1DPUYVWcernDJVA3c9jimtl9nnRWZZdTubkP2os-900x600.jpeg)
