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What is the best way to teach the 2020 presidential election?

What is the best way to teach the 2020 presidential election?

Leyla Mandel, Raider Times staff
November 2, 2020

Andrew Yang, one of the Democratic candidates of president, addresses the crowd on Cambridge Common during a campaign stop Monday, Sept. 16, 2019.

Andrew Yang draws a crowd on Cambridge Common

Lucy Gould, Raider Times correspondent
September 18, 2019

Presidential candidate Wayne Messam (in suit) poses with students and teachers after a question-and-answer session at Watertown (Mass.) High School on May 22, 2019.

Presidential candidate Wayne Messam visits Watertown High

Raider Times staff
June 27, 2019

Presidential candidate John Delaney (standing, middle row, fourth from left) poses with students and teachers after a question-and-answer session at Watertown (Mass.) High School on May 3, 2019.

Presidential candidate John Delaney visits Watertown High

Raider Times staff
June 26, 2019

Watertown High students made posters in the Fab Lab in preparation of the school's mock election Nov. 2, 2018.

Watertown High School goes to the polls in mock election!

Raider Times staff
November 3, 2018

A voting guide to 2018 elections in Massachusetts

A voting guide to 2018 elections in Massachusetts

Gleb Partensky, Raider Times staff
November 3, 2018

Senator Elizabeth Warren left is surrounded by reporters after a talk at Woburn High School on Aug. 8, 2018.

‘Money shouts in Washington’

Bandna Kaur and Marissa Gorman
September 19, 2018

Seren Theriault (left), Olivia DeKoster (center), and Alyssa Carroll speak to students, faculty, and staff at Watertown High School during the student-led walkout March 21, 2018, to protest gun violence.

#NeverAgain comes to WHS

Evan Aldridge, Jaylene DeJesus, Meron Hagos, and Carolina Pesqueira
March 25, 2018

Opinion: If you’re not worrying about Net Neutrality, you should

Sukaina Attar, Raider Times staff
December 22, 2017

American flags hangs in many of the rooms throughout Watertown High School.

Standing up — or sitting or kneeling — for what’s right

Imogen Stichbury, Carolina Pesqueira, Ben Fandetti, Melanne Ghahraman, Niki Hamidi, Saron Nebiye, Natalie Finton, Lauren Cole, Bandna Kaur, and Paulo Costa Jr.
September 27, 2017

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