• Chromebook Refresh for Freshman: New and Improved?
  • AP Exam Registration Closes 11/5
  • Ride For Your Future Spirit Week 10/14 - 10/18
  • Red Ribbon Week: Tobacco Use And Prevention Poster Contest 11/4
  • Voter Registration Drive 10/10 & 10/11
  • Ride For Your Future 10/15-10/16
  • Senior Advisement 9/23-10/11
  • Animal Farm Opening Night 10/23
The story of San Juan as told by its students

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The story of San Juan as told by its students

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The story of San Juan as told by its students

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NEWS
Students preregister to vote in their American History. Members of AVID, the PTSA, and ASB came into Junior and Senior history classes to show students how to register to vote.
Low Teen Voter Pre-Registration Causes California Schools to Intervene
Alex McNutt, Staff Writer • November 6, 2024
Type one diabetes is not so invisible when it comes to the excessive amount of supplies needed for care. Displayed is a glucose monitor reading 518, just one example showing the difficulty of keeping blood sugar in range below the recommended 250.
Visibility for an Invisible Illness
November 4, 2024
New principal of SJHHS, Cina Abedzadeh is proudly working hard while establishing his new role as principal. After transferring from Mission Viejo High School, Abedzadeh is happy to start working and be a part of the Stallion family.
Giving Students a Voice: The Principal’s Student Council
November 4, 2024
October is Domestic Violence Awareness and Prevention Month. Resting on October 17th, “purple Thursday” brings light to instances of domestic violence anywhere around the world. If an intimate partner is hurting or trying to control you, do not hesitate to speak out for your safety.
Shattering the Silence for Domestic Violence Awareness Month
October 20, 2024
San Juan Hills takes on Red Ribbon Week. Students will be given red wristbands and get the opportunity to participate in various competitions as well as a school cleanup scheduled on Oct. 24.
Fighting the Drug Problem with Red Ribbon Week
October 20, 2024
SPORTS
Feature
Student nail technician, Morgan Beaver (11) displays her newest set of nails. Beaver runs her own nail business where she creates gel-x nails similar to the ones she has on.
Nailing It: From Classroom to Salon
Iman Elkoustaf, Staff Writer • November 4, 2024

People can pay anywhere between $30 to $80 before tips for a set of nails that realistically will only last for two weeks. With the cost of a good manicure or “full set”...

Babysitting is one of the most popular jobs for high school students. However, some teens are quick to disregard the risks of the job.
Sitting on the Edge: The Challenges of Babysitting
October 20, 2024
Minors are often advertised harmful products by nicotine companies, who are looking to get the next generation hooked on addictive items, such as vapes and cigarettes. The average age for people who first use nicotine products is as young as 14 years old.
The Evolution of Nicotine
October 20, 2024
An arrangement of dresses from sophomore year to present day. Each dress took around one to two weeks to complete.
DIY Designer Riley Kutnyak
October 7, 2024
Beloved family pet, Katie, awaits in-home euthanasia. Katie’s family served her a last snack of her favorite food, bacon, before the procedure. “It was very dignified and painless for her. She was a member of our family for 14 years and had an amazing personality. She would bark everyday at 5:00 to let us know it was her dinner time.”
Students and Teacher Open Up About Grieving a Pet Loss
October 7, 2024
TRENDING STORIES
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Most of Gen Z would agree that commitment is scarce in most relationships. For this reason, Snapchat has become a hot spot for online dating.

Left on “Opened“: Snapchat Dating Culture • 277 Views

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Q&A with Area 2 Trustee Candidates • 154 Views

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This drawing depicts Lola Bunny, Starfire, Tinkerbell, and Harley Quinn, commonly over-sexualized characters in popular culture. Children's entertainment characters are often turned into revealing costumes for Halloween, leading kids to support the immoral actions of halloween costume companies.

Sexualization During Halloween is Scarier than Ghouls • 87 Views

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How to Speak Gen Z

How to Speak Gen Z • 74 Views

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Social Media and screen time has affected Gen Alpha. The time they spend on social media has popularized a new form of slang called “brain rot.” This new trendy vernacular features words such as “rizz” and “skibidi toilet.”

Gen Alpha Infected with Brainrot • 37 Views

OPINION
KICKING IN: Photo depicts the variety of energy drinks a person may consume. The drinks come in multiple flavors and colors peeking one’s interest, making it desirable. Students often rely on these drinks to help them through the day in order to stay on task and focus at school. Photo by Sydney Hogancamp
Staying Alert on the Caffeine Crisis
Caden Mai, Staff Writer • November 4, 2024

According to the National Institutes of Health, about 63% of children ages two to five consume caffeine and 76% of teenagers drink caffeine.  Caffeine is a natural stimulant...

Supervisor, Ms. Kim holds the flag with pride.
What it Means to Stand for the Pledge of Allegiance
October 20, 2024
The debate between public and private schools have been at an all time high in recent years- especially regarding high school sports. The difference in skill and unfair matchups haven't gone unseen, making people wonder: Is it unfair?
Public vs. Private: The Great Debate in High School Sports
October 18, 2024
Social Science teacher Jaime Gonzalez imagines what it might be like to show up to work and find nobody in her classroom to teach if other grade levels began participating in "senior ditch day." Photo illustration.
The Ditch Day Dilemma
October 18, 2024
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COUNTDOWN
Countdown to 2024 Election Day!
Presidential Election on November 5, 2024
Entertainment
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MULTIMEDIA
In honor of Ride for Your Future, counselor Kathleen Levinson, college and career counselor Mayra Luna, school counselor Lisa Cassarino, and social science teacher Josh Hunnicutt come together to help apply to college.
Stallion Roundup 10/7 – 10/18
Gabriella Bello and Claire Stafford • October 20, 2024

The varsity flag football players stand together in smiles, surrounding the seniors for senior night. The seniors hold the posters made by their teammates with heart-felt messages written on them. These athletes stay undefeated and won this game against Dana Hills 38-0.
Stallion Roundup 9/23-10/4
October 4, 2024
Starring as Mr. Incredible in the Homecoming pep rally, Advanced Team dancer Haven Warther (11) shows off her talent.
An ‘Incredible’ Homecoming Slideshow
September 28, 2024
Tatum Bolton (12) executes a battement, also known as a kick, holding on to her partner, Carson De Filippo (12), president of ASB. Bolton and De Fillippo performed a contemporary dance with intricate partner lifts to the song “Vienna” by Billy Joel.
Dancing With The Stallions
May 7, 2024
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ESPAÑOL
Students approach Amy Neville in the gym after one of three assemblies conducted to warn about the dangers of fentanyl. Neville’s son, Alexander, died in 2020 of fentanyl poisoning. Fentanyl deaths have increased dramatically since 2013 when it accounted for 3% of drug deaths. Now it represents more than 50%.
Asamblea Educa Sobre los Problemas de la Muerte por Fentanilo
Lexi Odekirk, Staff Writer • November 17, 2022
Sophia Bojorquez (12), Daniel Fernandez y Señor Serrano posan con las banderas con las que ellos se identifican. Sophia y Daniel son Mexicanoamericanas y el Señor Serrano emigró de España cuando él tenía 23 años.
El Mes de la Herencia Hispana inspira la reflexión sobre las diferentes culturas
October 14, 2021
El Condado de Orange tiene un asombrosamente bajo porcentaje de registros de votantes jóvenes. Esto ha resultado en la gente preguntando sobre la eficacia de los curriculums del gobierno en las escuelas.
Porcentaje bajo en los registros de votantes jóvenes se resulta en un solicitud de registros
September 23, 2021
Los oficiales J. Duran (izquierda) y A. Jablonsky (derecha) visitan la sala de maestros de SJHHS para educar a los maestros y administradores escolares sobre a qué prestar atención cuando buscan posibles dispositivos de vapeo en el campus. Los oficiales trajeron muchos ejemplos para que el personal los examinara de cerca. Todos fueron herramientas de vape previamente confiscadas de escuelas secundarias públicas locales.
Taller Educa a Padres Sobre Peligros de Vapeo
March 6, 2020
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