• Athletes Sign Letters of Intent This Week
  • Career Exploration Workshop on Thursday (11/14)
  • CUSD Trustee Projections: Area 1: Jennifer Adnams, Area 2: Lisa Zollinger, Area 3: Lisa Davis, Area 5: Krista Castellanos
  • Chromebook Refresh for Freshman: New and Improved.
The story of San Juan as told by its students

The Express
The story of San Juan as told by its students

The Express
The story of San Juan as told by its students

The Express
Nearing the holiday season, the over-consumption of beauty and fashion trends reach an all time high. Many fill their carts with unnecessary items, constantly overindulging in the recent styles.
Tik Tok's stimulating and short content makes it the perfect low effort way to unwind. However, it's addictive nature and calculated algorithm, makes it a underestimated danger.
Hair dye isn’t just about changing your appearance, but about continuing your self-journies and embracing your personal transformation. Each bottle represents a different color, signifying new chapters and hair psychlogy, which is a bold step toward discovering who you truly are.
KICKING IN: Photo depicts the variety of energy drinks a person may consume. The drinks come in multiple flavors and colors peeking one’s interest, making it desirable. Students often rely on these drinks to help them through the day in order to stay on task and focus at school. Photo by Sydney Hogancamp
Supervisor, Ms. Kim holds the flag with pride.
The debate between public and private schools have been at an all time high in recent years- especially regarding high school sports. The difference in skill and unfair matchups haven't gone unseen, making people wonder: Is it unfair?
Social Science teacher Jaime Gonzalez imagines what it might be like to show up to work and find nobody in her classroom to teach if other grade levels began participating in "senior ditch day." Photo illustration.
During his shift, a Trader Joe's employee stands, proudly displaying the pumpkin spiced madeline cookies. These cookies are one of many products at Trader Joe’s that are part of the new fall season foods.
With the rise of Generation Alpha, attitudes towards authority figures have drastically changed. Because defying rules is the new “cool,” teachers and parents have found it increasingly difficult to command these unreasonable adolescents.

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