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The pandemic robbed UTEP freshmen of a traditional high school experience. We asked them what they missed.

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The COVID-19 pandemic sent the nation's high schoolers into virtual classrooms when it hit in spring 2020. A group that has in particular struggled to adjust socially and academically is this fall's class of college freshmen. Typical rituals like senior-year sports seasons and music competitions weren't possible, or limited.

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The pandemic robbed UTEP freshmen of a traditional high school experience. We asked them what they missed.

The COVID-19 pandemic sent the nation’s high schoolers into virtual classrooms when it hit in spring 2020. The effects of that massive shift continue to play out. A group that has in particular struggled to adjust socially and academically as a result is this fall’s class of college freshmen. The students who are entering college this year are a group who saw the bulk of their high school experience significantly altered because of the pandemic…

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