Photo of the Week- Nov. 9
Sitting down for lunch, sophomore Cece Watts scans the cafeteria QR code. Watts attended school in person for the first time since March 13. “Being back in person felt amazing,” Watts said. “The set up for lunch allowed me to easily and safely congregate with my friends while still maintaining a respectful distance.”
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![Counting out the steps to the beat, freshman May Trejo-Vasquez and her friends practice the dances for the Quineañera one more time. This was the last of the practices before the big day, and Trejo-Vasquez’s friends who were standing in the ceremony did their part. “All my friends are going to be able to come because most of them are standing in the quince and then the other [friends who are not standing in the ceremony] I’m just inviting, they’re all going to show up,” Trejo-Vasquez said.](https://PWestPathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/IMG-3741-240x150.jpg)
![Picking up her paintbrush, senior Claire Hardy works on her next piece for AP Drawing. Hardy centered all of her projects on one sustained investigation question: "What impact do people have on me?" “We get to choose our topic and the materials we use which is nice because you can make the piece more personal,” Hardy said. “While the freedom of this class is great, it [also] poses a challenge because the options are endless when starting a new project”.](https://PWestPathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/POW-claire-475x335.jpg)
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