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A gallery of McLean on lockdown

Katie Romhilt, Features Editor • April 9, 2020
Katie Romhilt
SENIORS SPEAK UP – The rock outside of McLean High School is known to be a piece of art displaying events happening around the school. With the coronavirus outbreak causing schools to shut down for the remainder of the academic year, seniors painted the rock to express their disappointment.
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