Originally published on December 24, 2020 6:49 am Its roof frosted with a covering of the previous night's snow, a yellow school bus chugs up to the front door of Bucksport High School in Maine, where Principal Josh Tripp greets the handful of late-arriving students as they drag themselves inside. Tripp is just glad they've shown up, in a year when school is half online, sports and clubs have been curtailed and the world can seem as cold and gray as a winter morning in this sparsely populated coastal town. "Their overall feeling toward education right now is that they've just been beaten dow...