SJHHS’ production of Letters to Sala won first place from the California Educational Theatre Association. This led them to perform at a festival alongside three other schools and their plays. CETA...

  It's the most wonderful time of year! The long-awaited month has finally arrived; lights are put up, stockings hung by the fire, and smells of gingerbread waft from the warm oven. Holiday movies...

San Juan Capistrano is home to around 34,000 people. Generations of swallows, landmarks, and missionaries tell stories of this city's history.  Mission Basilica is a historic landmark and exhibit of...

Stallion Theater Company’s fall production of Letters to Sala was brought to stage last week. This historical drama was a window to the past, as it presented the audience with real life experiences from...

AP art students exceeded expectations for their Clue Art Exhibit after they unveiled their twenty-foot art piece! The Art Department collaborated with the Theater Department and created an on-campus...

The orchestra puts many hours and lots of effort into crafting a musical harmony under the direction of Dean McElroy. Under his guidance, individual students’ skill sets are assembled into a cohesive...

In past years, students have wondered how musicals for the year are determined. As the production of Clue comes to fruition, the Theater Department shares details on the musical selection process.  “We...

If you have ever been to the band concerts here at San Juan Hills, you might have been surprised to hear those echoing sounds behind the woodwinds or brass players; this is percussion which consists of...

For the first time ever, Chamber Choir was selected to perform at the American Choral Directors Association in Pasadena. This conference also known as ACDA encompasses any choir group on the west coast;...

Senior Anali Policarpo is bringing Baile Folklórico into the spotlight. Just this year, at two SJHHS dance shows Fusion and Senior Showcase, Policarpo performed the traditional Mexican dance, as a nod...

Competing with countries from all over the world, dancers senior Ella Winger, senior Kaylene Huynh, and junior Gracie Smith advanced to one of the largest international dance events- Worlds Dance Competition...