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THE CLASS OF 2021 DESTINATIONS
by THE EDITORIAL STAFF
American University
Anmei Joy Wang
Clemson University
Daniella Nichols
Dickinson College
Isabela Jesse
Georgetown University
Ava Hemmat
George Mason University
Kidus Guetachew
Basim Felfel
Amina Choukairi
Lily Torrico
Ahmed Mohammed
Zeinab Shariff
George Washington University
Tigist Demeke
High Point University
Jake Beres
James Madison University
Ahmad Nelson
Emma Woodrum
Yasmin Errazi
Giorgio Luccioli
Juniata College
Jocelyn Santos
Leslie Dias Nolasco
Ana Jurado
Vianca Escobar
Marvin Rodriquez
Lehigh University
Ana Cavich
Michigan State University
Henry Smith
New York University
Aya Elfettahi
Northern Virginia Community College
Sandy Aguilar-Valeriano
Dafner Escobar
Kenny Orozco
Brandon Baldelomar
Northwestern University
Liam Bates
Radford
Ezequiel Valladares
River Rupert
San Diego State University
Sloane Bailey
Sewanee: The University of the South
James O’Donnell
Spelman College
Jocelyn McCullough
University of Bristol
Robert Hochstetter
University of Delaware
Kristyn Williams
University of Georgia
Sydney Lenard
University of Louisville
Regan Kuhns
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Michael Novak
University of Notre Dame
Evie Garces-Foley
University of Virginia
Megan Clancy
Renee Grutzik
Andrew Tran
Will Mayer
Sophie Briscombe
Jillian Caughey
Dean Kampschror
Hieu Vu
David Peterson
Utah State University
Porter Stewart
Virginia Commonwealth University
Ricardo Rojas-Machazek
Joyce Ford Lane
Virginia Military Institute
Andy Medrano
Bella Bruzonic
Virginia Tech
Wassime Bahije
Suraya Elouaradia
Camie Do
Fawad Falak
William and Mary
Mohamed Mohamed
Clara Whitney
Sedra Olabi
Amber Christensen
Information obtained from Google Form submissions and justice_seniors on Instagram
CONGRATULATIONS, we made it!
by ALESSANDRA SIMMONS
Copy editor
This school year has brought on a number of obstacles, including the most prominent, finding a way to thrive and learn during Covid-19. There was a rocky start to the school year with learning how to use new systems, communicating with peers, and self-motivating. However, despite the challenges, we faced the new problems head on and got through the seemingly never-ending storm. Now, things are looking up with vaccines becoming increasingly more available to citizens. Also, summer is ahead and families and friends are reuniting after a long year of isolation.
Some students wanted to share their thoughts: Justice sophomore Richard Do shared his experience this year saying, “This school year felt easier to learn online since I was able to organize my time and work at one location.” Ava Feldstein, a Justice sophomore, had a different experience saying “I would describe this school year as challenging but I feel like the teachers did the best they could to make it as normal as possible. I think everyone who got through this school year should be very proud of themselves no matter their grades turned out to be.”
“[The teachers] tried their best this school year and I know it was a difficult transition from being in person to online, I am very thankful for them!” said Do, congratulating the teachers.
Everyone has demonstrated a great amount of resilience, no matter the final grade or the number of accomplishments. A huge congratulations goes out to every student, teacher, and staff member. We made it!