Through the use of her writing, senior Brenda Galvan is able to advocate and elevate alongside  national organization Women2Women in order to report on combating hate in...

The most crucial members of social movements are sometimes not the well-recognized leaders. Often the most important people in these movements are the people that are rarely...

San Juan Hills Against Racism (SJHAR) is a task force dedicated to combating racism and promoting inclusivity in the school environment. Students from all grades, including...

When presented with the idea to participate in the OC Human Relations “Know Better” contest, senior students Nadine and Natalia Tong decided to take part. Unbeknownst...

Spanish 3, 4, and AP 5 teacher Marguerite Morlan is headed to Barcelona, Spain on the Fulbright research grant where she will study bilingual sociolinguistic patterns, and...

Campus supervisors have played a huge part in maintaining the COVID-19 restrictions on campus, while also caring for each student. Their roles on campus have significantly...

February 14th. Valentine’s Day. A day where about fifty million roses are given away and fifty-eight million pounds of chocolate are sold. This year may look a little different,...

Senior Anna Carlson recently took her first dose of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine. As a server in the assisted living and memory care facility Heritage Point, she took the vaccination...

After 20 years of teaching across the district working as a teacher for deaf students, Special needs teacher Elyse Morrow has never seen anything like this before.  Morrow...

In this modified era of virtual learning, schools have adapted and class procedures have changed. Consequently, this shift to being fully online has given students the ability...