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Einav Tsach

Einav Tsach, Online Editor-in-Chief

Senior Einav Tsach is proud and excited to serve as Online Editor-in-Chief for his second year on The Pitch. Outside of school, Einav enjoys gardening, playing tennis, baking, and hanging out with friends. He’s also a lead counselor for the Israeli Scouts.

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WJ students walk to the school stadium to have lunch outdoors on April 12. The experience of returning to in-person learning has been unique to every person.

The social impact of one year on Zoom

Einav Tsach, Online Editor-in-Chief
May 18, 2021
The panel provides the WJ community an overview of athletics during the coronavirus period and transition to in-person learning. The second semester athletic schedule includes the Fall and Spring seasons as well as Winter sports.

Administration details WJ’s plans for return to in-person learning

Einav Tsach, Online Editor-in-Chief
Apr 9, 2021
Passengers at Washington Dulles International Airport lining up at the check-in area for their flights. As national vaccination efforts have progressed and travel restrictions have been eased, high levels of travel are expected this spring.

Top packing tips for a tremendous vacation

Einav Tsach, Online Editor-in-Chief
Mar 19, 2021
Maryland Governor Larry Hogan visits the mass COVID-19 vaccination site at Six Flags America, in Bowie on Feb. 5. Some WJ teachers have been able to get the vaccine at the site.

Delays in vaccinations – why is it taking so long?

Einav Tsach, Online Editor-in-Chief
Mar 9, 2021
The Regal Cinemas movie theater in Rockville on Feb. 10. The chain has closed its locations due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Full stream ahead: what will be the impact of COVID-19 on cinemas?

Einav Tsach, Online Editor-in-Chief
Mar 5, 2021
A sign near the entrance to Walter Johnson's football field displays the rules for users on Nov. 14. Coronavirus restrictions in Montgomery County have tightened recently to account for the sharp spike in confirmed cases.

To restart in the age of COVID-19, school sports should adapt

Einav Tsach, Online Editor-in-Chief
Jan 11, 2021
Dulles Airport on Dec. 4 during the afternoon. The aviation industry as a whole has suffered throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.

What does traveling during COVID look like?

Einav Tsach, Online Editor-in-Chief
Jan 6, 2021
With Zoom being used to hold classes for the past months, many wonder about the effect of video-conferencing for long hours. A survey indicates that students are facing tough challenges during the online learning period.

“Zoom fatigue” is real: online school’s exigent effects on students

Einav Tsach, Online Editor-in-Chief
Dec 8, 2020
SAT 2020: a tale of cancellations, suitcases and hotels

SAT 2020: a tale of cancellations, suitcases and hotels

Einav Tsach, Online Editor-in-Chief
Sep 30, 2020
WJ math teacher Laura Brager introduces WJ's virtual graduation stage party. Brager served in the Class of 2020 Leadership Team as the Faculty Sponsor.

Unprecedented virtual graduations take place due to coronavirus pandemic

Einav Tsach, Staff Writer
Jun 12, 2020
The MCPS Board of Education outlines the specific details of the 2019-2020 fourth marking period grading framework. The Board considered several other options before deciding on this specific policy.

Breaking down new MCPS grading guidelines

Einav Tsach, Staff Writer
May 26, 2020
Affluence shouldn't influence test prep

Affluence shouldn’t influence test prep

Einav Tsach, Staff Writer
May 14, 2020
The impact of the Coronavirus is felt by all. Actor Tom Hanks tested positive for COVID-19 in mid-March.

Celebrities contribute cash for Coronavirus relief

Einav Tsach, Staff Writer
Apr 27, 2020
New social distancing guidelines pose new challenges in everyone's lives. It's important to consider how to maintain as much normal as possible.

The need for a routine while social distancing

Einav Tsach, Staff Writer
Apr 4, 2020
Students working on Python programming problems in Mr. Hanlon's class on Feb 28. The WJ Computer Science department's offerings will be expanded with the addition of a new Apple programming class.

MacBooks, Marriott and engineering soon at WJ: Next year’s new classes

Einav Tsach, Staff Writer
Mar 19, 2020
Currently, there are six positive cases of the novel coronavirus in Maryland (Four in Montgomery County), and MCPS has determined they will not close schools. However, was this the right response?

Coronavirus calls for vigilance, not hysteria

Einav Tsach, Staff Writer
Mar 10, 2020
Senior Zoe Philips, who has suffered from a severe tree nut allergy all her life, does her best not to let it stop her from living a normal life.

Students deal with food restrictions

Einav Tsach and Cora Flynn
Feb 15, 2020
Portal denies access to students entering accurate login information. The Portal issue was fixed on Monday afternoon after accounts were refreshed back into the system.

MyMCPS Portal Down

Einav Tsach, Staff Writer
Feb 10, 2020
Listening to music through earphones or headphone has become popular among teens. However, listening to music too loud is becoming a prominent issue

Teen music is too loud

Einav Tsach, Special to The Pitch
Jan 21, 2020
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