Virtual competition took place March 6
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WORTHINGTON The Worthington High School Trojan Speech Team competed March 6 at the virtual Shakopee Saber Tournament.
The following students placed during the competition: Jenna Hoffman, first place-honor final, original oratory; Oziel Briones, second place-honor final, humorous expression; Nedoh Gyi, fourth place-honor final, serious prose; Elizabeth Martinez-Castro, fifth place-merit final, extemporaneous reading; Marco Ramos, sixth place-honor final, storytelling.
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Many aspects of the hard year took a toll on students, but they were resilient through challenges.
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Lulya Abreha, Britanie Barajas and Mayra Rafael, Trojan News reporters | 6:00 am, Jan. 20, 2021 ×
WORTHINGTON Worthington High School students expressed their thoughts on how the year 2020 affected them.
2020 was an unexpected year for everyone from COVID-19 to mental health. Three WHS students from different grade levels shared with Trojan News how they were personally affected by 2020. They coped with mental health issues, Covid-19, jobs, family and more.
The year brought many surprises, including being evicted, losing family members, losing a job, filing for unemployment and students being stressed with everything going on around them. Some high school students are doing all things at once: taking care of younger siblings, working a job, doing online school and struggling with mental health.