Students in the class of 2025 started their freshman year in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. Although Clark County schools returned to in-person classes that fall, masks were required and maintaining a 6-foot distance was the new normal.
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3 Clark County high school graduates overcome pandemic’s challenges, more, to find academic success
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