March 2026 Mustang on the Street: “How do you get through March with no breaks in school?”

How do you get through March with no breaks in school?

The Mustang Gazette Staff • March 13, 2026

March 2026 Mustang on the Street

(Sean Paul)

Deondre Robinson, Sophomore

“I mean I'mma get on the game a little bit, but I’m just gonna get through March.”

(Daniel Macedo Gomez)

Tassyla Rezende, Junior

“I leave early or don’t show up.”

(Ryan Needham)

Miska Swain, Senior

“It’s my birthday, so that helps, and just making your own breaks.”

(Addie Cataldo)

Caitlyn Nottebart, Special Education Teacher

“I make sure I’m working out so that I feel good and get those endorphins, and I remember that it gets warmer after March and I drink a lot of coffee.”

(Eleni Boutas)

Alison Leichtman, History Teacher

“I think the key to March is…get through the snow.”

(Maria Valyrakis)

John Rooney, School Correctional Officer

“I have a vacation planned, so it is very fun to think about.’’

(Eve Washburn)

Andrew Garczynski, P.E. Teacher

‘’By keeping in mind that spring break is coming in April.’’

(Madelyn Creveling)

Maureen Larkee, Sophomore

“I usually just don’t really focus on my schoolwork and take time for myself.”

(Reagan Hart)

Gigi Lundin, Sophomore

“I just kind of think about summer, and I also remember that, like, everything will be okay in the end.”

(Tori Roderick)

Ella Gearty, Senior

“I’m going to Nashville for a cheer competition, so I’m going to relax too."

(Alyssa Sutherland)

Samantha Lee and Willa McCarthy, Freshmen (left to right)

“I also just think to the next month and that break we’ll have.”

“I think ahead of the good weather, and that just makes me more positive.”

(Kylie Letourneau)

Sophia Michaelidis, Junior

“Okay, what gets me through March and no breaks is just knowing summer is coming up, and the warm weather is coming."

(Emanuelly Silva)

Meghan Savilia, Senior

“I get through March with no breaks by faking it until I make it, and the idea that I get to graduate very soon.”

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