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2 Cases of COVID Confirmed Within One Month of School
Boys Soccer Tryouts on 11/6 and 11/13
Pamela Braunstein Projected Winner in Area 2
Virtual Guidance Appointments For Seniors Available Now
Boys Tennis Tryouts on 11/30 and 12/1, Girls Tryouts on 12/2 and 12/3
Lacrosse Coach, Tim Reynolds, Awarded with OCADA Award of Character

Deputy Field Director and Intern Supervisor Gehrig Urbano makes phone calls to voters to inform them of safe ways to return their vote by mail ballots.

Mike Levin Campaign Recruits Interns to Increase Political Outreach

Samantha Freeman, Staff Writer
October 18, 2020

Students and families carry signs at a Women’s March that took place on Saturday, October 18th. It was organized and hosted by the student youth organization CUSD Against Racism to protest Amy Coney Barrett’s nomination as a Supreme Court Justice.

Students Rise to the Occasion as the November Election Approaches

Samantha Freeman, Staff Writer
October 18, 2020

Parents from across CUSD gather in front of the school district office building to protest against agenda item 38, a proposal to reopen schools at the start of the second semester. The agenda item was pulled later that same day.

Moving Ahead with Hybrid Model Ignores Voices of Teachers and Students

The Express Editorial Board
October 2, 2020

Link Crew Coordinators, Mrs. Cooper and Mrs. Klingbeil, representing Link Crew by wearing last years' matching shirts.

Link Crew Continues To Guide Freshmen Despite Challenges Of Being Online

Kaitlyn Kittredge, Sports Editor
September 24, 2020

Parents opposed to an extension of online learning for high school students gathered outside the district office on Tuesday.

CUSD Drops Plan to Postpone Hybrid Reopening of High Schools

Samantha Freeman and Ella Villar
September 21, 2020

Which class has it the worst? 1

Which Class Has it Worst?

Alyssa Morrone, Nikki Iyer, Eva Smedeby, and Jack O'Connor
September 20, 2020

Class of 2019-2020 AVID students pose for group picture. This was taken prior to the pandemic, where AVID students still partook in on-campus learning.

How the AVID Program is Adjusting to COVID

Eva Smedeby, Arts and Entertainment Editor
September 20, 2020

Selma's employee, Zoe Hotmer (12) wears a mask while she works due to new regulations put in place because of COVID-19. Restaurants around San Juan have adjusted to new rules to ensure the safety of their customers.

Students Adjust to a New Work Life Due to COVID Pandemic

Ella Villar, Co-Editor-In-Chief
September 10, 2020

This year’s Democrat and Republican nominating conventions took on a mostly virtual platform, including speeches delivered from all over the country. Overall network viewership of both 2020 national conventions dropped 28% from 2016, though this does not take into account online streaming, which has grown in popularity over the past 4 years.

2020 Nominating Conventions Display a Partisan Divide

Max Katz and Jaden Hiraga
August 31, 2020

A student checks out his new textbook for the 2020-2021 school year. During textbook distribution, students and staff were required to wear masks and be socially distant from one another.

Problems with Online Resources Lead to Book Distribution

Sandhya Ganesan, News Editor
August 31, 2020

Police officers line up near the San Clement Pier to keep protestors from blocking traffic. On May 31, Black Lives Matter protestors came to San Clemente to voice their frustrations about the death of an African American man, George Floyd, at the hands of Minneapolis police officers.

The San Clemente Black Lives Matter Protest

Jack O'Connor, Photo Editor
June 3, 2020

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Photograph Of Fallen WWII Hero Emerges After 76 Years

Bill Kaiser, Adviser
May 22, 2020

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