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![Online Assignment. Incoming BHS freshman Sydney Hall is working on an online assignment. Students were given work to complete at a distance from each other because of the school closings. “I am least looking forward to the homework [of online school],” Hall said.](https://bhsnews.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/IMG_3891-e1590438241213-675x900.jpg)
![Online Race. The 10th race for Parkinson’s is being held online this year. Participants can complete their own race individually between April 25 - May 10. “[I participate for] bringing awareness to Parkinson’s and getting some exercise at the same time,” Race for Parkinson’s participant Katie Vranicar said.](https://bhsnews.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/IMG_3946-900x510.jpg)
![Last Day. BHS gym teacher Sherry Yancey is wrapping up her last day at work before her procedure. Her students were sad to see her leave. “[Gym class will be] more sad just because she’s not there to motivate everyone,” BHS sophomore Dominic Jochim said.](https://bhsnews.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/IMG_5084-e1586476413762-675x900.jpeg)