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  • Percentage of people ages 16+ vaccinated in Maywood: 50.7% as of 5/16/2021
  • Vaccination Site at MACES: ages 12 and up with parent permission May 26 from 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
  • Join all zoom classes, in order to be counted for attendance.
WORKING DURING A PANDEMIC- The pandemic has been an opportunity for students to attain their first jobs. Yet, while also learning the value of hard work, students must follow safety precautions to slow the spread of Covid-19. “My work environment is different because we only allow 3 customers in the building at a time, there is a plexiglass sheet in between me and the customers, and we need to have masks and gloves at all times,” cashier, Kenneth Lara, said.

Adapting the Work Environment During a Pandemic

Leslie Quintana, Social Media Editor
February 11, 2021
INTERACT GIVES BACK- The MACES Interact Club is creating Thanksgiving dinner food boxes for those in need. The food was collected through a canned food drive hosted by the club. “Many people, even in our own neighborhoods, face many hardships and we should try our best to help them in any way that we can, even if it’s just by giving them some of our time,” Anahy Barajas, senior Interactor said.

The MACES Interact Club

Leslie Quintana, Social Media Editor
November 19, 2020
NATIONAL HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH- From September 15 through October 15 all Hispanic cultures are celebrated. Primarily, Hispanic Americans who have had a meaningful impact on US society, culture, and history. “... it is our time to show our pride. …. It's our time to show how much we have accomplished,” Luisa Alvarez, Mexican-American, said.

Que Viva La Raza!

Leslie Quintana, Social Media Editor
October 20, 2020
CONTACT SPORTS POSTPONED- The empty MACES blacktop courts, amidst sports being postponed due to pandemic. This situation has caused unrest among many of the student athletes. “....I wholeheartedly want sports to return this year because these sports are an escape for a lot of people from the real world ....” Kevin Galvan, senior varsity football player, said.

High school contact sports postponed amidst corona virus pandemic – athletes speak up

Leslie Quintana, Social Media Editor
October 9, 2020
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