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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

The Express

The story of San Juan as told by its students

The Express

Student poses as she logs onto the testing site, Secure Test Browser, for the annual CAASPP testing for the junior class. This year, incentives are given to encourage students to do their best; these include grade bumps, free dance tickets, and parking passes. The school also presented a light-hearted competition between Tesoro High School, hoping to motivate students.

Battle of the Brains

Sydney Hogancamp, Sports Editor March 14, 2025

This month, high school juniors across the state geared up for one of the most critical academic milestones of the year: state testing, or CAASPP.   Many students dismiss state testing because they...

Posters line the walls of campus buildings as student candidates for ASB and other positions prepare for the upcoming elections. Several students run for the position of ASB President, hoping to have a positive impact on the school’s culture as they take the mantle.

Your Voice in Student Government

Victoria Hernandez, Staff Writer March 12, 2025

The Associated Student Body (ASB) President is in charge of all Student Government functions and will attend and represent SJHHS at all school, inter-school, and ASB sponsored events while acting as a...

The Principal’s Student Council is dedicated to making campus life more inclusive.  They are currently in the process of making a Suggestion Box for students and staff to put in their suggestions to improve the school atmosphere.

Every Voice Counts

Victoria Hernandez, Staff Writer February 28, 2025

SJHHS Principal's Student Council is a body of student volunteers who work together and provide their own input to directly influence and impact our school.  The Principal's Student Council held a unanimous...

AP Human Geography, one of the newer courses introduced by College Board, will be coming to SJHHS as an AP class. The course offers an intro into AP style learning for freshmen, looking into how humans have and continue to understand, use, and interact with our planet and applying these concepts to the real world.

Introducing Freshmen To AP Human Geography

Rowan Noonan February 28, 2025

Starting in the upcoming 2025-2026 school year, freshmen will have the opportunity to enroll in their first AP (Advanced Placement) course; AP Human Geography, otherwise known as AP HUGS. Previously the...

On September 9th 2024, a wildfire surged through Orange and Riverside. The fires covered 23,526 acres and almost lasted a full month before its full extinguishment on October 5th 2024. Photo by Cameron Morrissey

How Capistrano Unified Prepares for Fire Emergencies

Caden Mai, Staff Writer January 31, 2025

California weather continues to shift into colder winters and hotter summers. With this uprising of weather polarisation, new questions arise concerning how schools should prepare for environmental disasters.  “We...

Apps like Instagram, Threads, and Facebook are all controlled under Meta, a technology company, previously known as Facebook Inc. Meta is pulling out of your fact checking and replacing it with community.

Meta Halts Fact Checks

Victoria Hernandez, Staff Writer January 22, 2025

Meta announced this month its plan to reduce or end fact-checking in its social media platforms, including Instagram and Whatsapp, sparking widespread controversy.  This has created debates over free...

On a cold day in December, the president of the SJHHS Dressember club, MJ Chapman (11) wore a dress to advocate against human trafficking. She plans to continue her presidency through her senior year and follow in her sisters footsteps, who were both previously presidents of the Dressember club. “I want to do it next year and maybe in college I might continue doing it because it's a wide thing and doesn't just have to be in high school,” said Chapman.

Dressember: Win The Fight With Fashion

Rowan Noonan, Staff Writer December 9, 2024

For all 31 days of December, advocates from around the world are dedicated to wearing dresses and ties to combat human trafficking. This is known as Dressember; an awareness campaign that has not only...

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