Freshman Amanda Rooker will advance to national level competition as one of only two students representing California at this year’s National History Day competition in Maryland.
For this year’s...
The elections are held through a rigid and formal process involving all students at SJHHS. The week prior to the elections, students running for elected positions hang posters all around campus encouraging...
A recent debate over whether or not low-income apartments should be built next to San Juan Hills High School showed that much more is at stake than just apartments. The debate raised questions about growth,...
The Express Newspaper, SJHHS’s student publication, put itself on the national radar as one of the top 10 broadsheet publications of its size last Friday at the JEA/NSPA National Journalism Convention...
As June 24 nears, ASB, administration, and guidance prepare for the first graduation in Stallion Stadium. A lottery for parking spaces will award lucky winners additional spots on campus and families who...
In order to raise awareness of the devastating consequences of drinking and driving, SJHHS is steering the Every 15 Minutes program back onto campus this month after a three year break.
Every 15 Minutes...
When campus supervisor, Robert “Bob” Nietzel, received a phone call from President Barack Obama he gasped and threw his pen up in the air. He and his wife had been receiving phone calls from top military...
Build, program, and learn to drive a 120-pound robot that can shoot, catch, and pass a two foot in diameter exercise ball.
That’s what fifty-nine high school teams from around the world tried to do...
Hundreds of students, including nine from SJHHS, poured into the gymnasium of the Galen Center of USC on February 1, anxious to compete in Academic Decathlon.
The decathletes, as they are called,...
Shane Battis, Business Manager
• February 28, 2014
A wet winter storm pushed its way ashore on Friday, making the trip to school slower than usual and driving students indoors to escape rain and wind.
On Friday morning, light sprinkles quickly escalated...
Good news for those desperate for a change of scenery: students at San Juan Hills aged 15-18 are now eligible to apply for a scholarship program providing them with an opportunity to travel abroad to either...
Ann Bergen, Career Guidance Specialist
• February 20, 2014
The ASVAB is a free aptitude test and career assessment administered by the Armed Forces with no obligation to join the military. It will be given on Thursday, February 27th during 2nd period and will...
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