Students in Mrs. Toler's U.S. History classes are working on a civic engagement semester project and one component is gathering feedback from stakeholders. They have designed surveys to collect information...
Teachers will vote on a proposed change to the bell schedule for the 2024-25 school year next week.
The proposed schedule would change the tutorial from the way it is now, 25 minutes at the end of...
The first district-wide CUSD/CCA career fair was hosted at San Juan Hills on Monday, March 18. Partnering with College and Career Advantage, the event aimed to further equip scholars with helpful tools...
The Capistrano Unified School District will be implementing a reformed grading system that will move away from percentages and zeroes, and switch to “integer grading” in the coming school years.
The...
Without a doubt, social media has become a significant part of modern culture and society. In fact, 90% of people between the ages 13-17 have social media. This could soon be heavily affected by a newly...
SJHHS’ incoming freshmen program is now nationally accredited. This changes what has been known for the past two years as Stallion Startup, back to Link Crew.
In order to be accredited to the official...
Writers, get excited for the new course coming next year! SJHHS is now joining Aliso Niguel in providing a Creative Writing course to students.
“This elective was recently within the last year approved...
Winter Formal, the second school dance of the year did not disappoint. This year's winter formal was hosted at The ARTIC Train Station in Anaheim, a new location for SJHHS.
A lot goes into planning...
Birth control, commonly known as contraception, is the use of medicine, devices, and surgery to prevent pregnancy. In addition to pregnancy prevention, different types of birth control can prevent sexually...
Students enrolled in AP Environmental Science got the opportunity to visit the Newport Estuary the week falling after Thanksgiving Break. Stallions went canoeing, hiking, and explored the Newport Back...
Imagine not having your alarm clock go off at 5:30 on Friday morning. Instead, you get to sleep in, go to extracurriculars, sports, work, or start your weekend early.
Across America, 24 states have...
The once popular pastime, reading, has been undermined by the rise in screen time.
Relying on technology usage to get us through life has led to the disappearance of staple activities from our everyday...
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