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Queen Creek, Florence high schoolers deal with pandemic

Resiliency and flexibility have emerged, but care still is needed

For upper classmen in high school ready to get out into the world, the Coronavirus pandemic has added unprecedented challenges to an already challenging time in their lives.

To find out what they're going through, we talked to High school seniors in Queen Creek and Florence to find out what their plans are and whether the virus has derailed them.

The students said their plans hadn’t changed, and the changes wrought by the pandemic had only made them stronger.

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