On the verge of completing a bit of a makeover that will give our SJHHS career center a more “Starbucks-like” feel, the center is out to help students succeed in their future career path and have an...

Friday night ASB sponsored a dance involving the use of multicolored dyes dumped on dancers at the outdoor event. Special T-Shirts were made to wear at the event to absorb the corn starch based dye. After...

Emily Price, AP Environmental Science teacher, is kick-starting a plan to recycle paper and plastic by involving students in the effort. All classrooms have waste containers--one for recyclable materials...

San Juan Hills’ AVID program has once again sponsored the Pennies for Patients fundraiser and is hoping to raise $3,000 this year to help leukemia patients, surpassing the $2,518.88 raised in the past. The...

Seth Villanueva (12), recently accepted admission to Harvard University, making him the first  student at SJHHS to study at the prestigious institution. “Going to Harvard has always been my dream...

Work permits are a necessity to minors who are looking to apply for a job. If you chose to ignore these rules and work without a permit, your employer can be fined up to $1000 a day and you will be fired. Applying...

When Nicholas Welter (11) set his sights on becoming an Eagle Scout, he needed to find a project that helped the community. One of his ideas was to come up with a plan to give San Juan Hills something...

  On Friday, December 10, a few of SJHHS very own alumni shared their personal experience, and accumulated wisdom on college life--both academically and socially--and answered many questions juniors...

With how easy it is to order fast food, rather than cook, it is no wonder health problems and obesity prove to be a major concern for America. Unhealthy eating habits have contributed to the obesity epidemic...