COVID-19
Mendocino County Public Officer Addresses Wildcat Nation’s COVID-19 Concerns
Dr. Coren challenged Wildcats to both protect their family and friends from the virus and make sure their loved one are staying mentally fit: “Don't let your friends get depressed, stressed. Many got really disconnected ( and still are) during this pandemic. Reach out to maintain connections figuratively). Be Friendly. but observe the rules -- to help each other.”
To Return, Or Not To Return: Wildcats Consider the Possibility of Hybrid Learning
Joel Naranjo, a senior, said that “I did choose to come back to school…” He explained that “I really felt if I stayed any longer in remote learning, I would go crazy.”
Digging Through the Archives: Looking Back on Mendocino County’s Battle with the Spanish Flu
History has a lot to tell us. As Ukiah High School students navigate the COVID-19 pandemic, UHS news...
Ukiah High’s Sibling Project: Wildcats Working With Elementary Students to Make Distance Learning Better
This year at Ukiah High School, a program called The Sibling Project has started connecting Ukiah High students...
5 Common Masks and What They Say About Your Personality
UHS News explores the five most common styles of facial covering and what they say about a person's personality.
COVID-19 & College: How the Pandemic is Changing Ukiah High Seniors Approaching Higher Education
Keplinger said the only concern holding her back from going to college, “ is the fear of everything that is going on and not being close to home.” Ultimately, she said that “if the option is there, I Would much rather do it in person rather than online!"
COVID-19 & Wildfire Smoke: An Alarming Convergence
Dr. Andy Coren, Mendocino County Public Health Officer, discussed the symptoms of breathing in wildfire smoke and its relation to COVID-19: "Since COVID-19 and smoke inhalation have overlapping symptoms, adding both hazards could cause worse symptoms."
