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This year The Express dropped the map but retained information about where people are going.

Drop the College Map?

Bill Kaiser, Adviser
May 28, 2019
Mental Health

Mental Health

Riley Goodfellow, Lucy Law, Grace Aitken, and Katie Brubaker
May 2, 2019
Review guide publishers have not yet printed new books for the AP Gov. redesigned course.

AP Government Provides Benefits but Creates Controversy

Riley Goodfellow, Co Editor-In-Chief
April 30, 2019
The CUSD Board voted 6-1 to approve the new California Healthy Youth Act Comprehensive Sexual Education curriculum for middle schools. One speaker, who opposed the move, felt so strongly that she purchased a carrot, cucumber, and banana to give examples of what children will use to sexually experiment if the new curriculum was adopted.

Middle School Health Curriculum Will Now Comply With CHYA

Lucy Law, Co-Editor in Chief
April 29, 2019
Mr. McElroy conducts his symphonic orchestra; the orchestra that received perfect at Segerstrom

Orchestra Receives Unanimous Superior at Segerstrom

David De Anda, Graphics Editor
April 29, 2019
Her signature touch on her chocolate chip cookies is adding a pinch of salt on top before baking them.

Senior Stallion Baking for a Change

Makayla Walders, Staff Writer
March 28, 2019
Junior, Austin Shreeve, holds up the trophy after his class wins. He is alongside juniors Cooper Kitaen and Ian Fu who are all standing in front of a crowd of excited juniors.

Juniors Win Clash of Classes

Riley Goodfellow, Co Editor-In-Chief
March 26, 2019
Lead guitarist of Antebellum, Jeremy Mitaux, plays along with the band’s drummer, Sam Cowen, as the crowd gathers in the quad at Battle of the Bands.

Battle of the Bands Rocks Campus

Riley Goodfellow, Co Editor-In-Chief
March 21, 2019
Coach Albert Tat inspires the Boys Lacrosse team to bounce back and make a comeback during the half time break.

A Week at SJHHS

Sandhya Ganesan, Feature Editor
March 14, 2019
The bleachers that normally hold SJHHS' students at football games, will now be used to hold parents watching their children receive their diplomas.

Why Graduation Was Moved to the Badlands

Lucy Law, Co-Editor in Chief
March 11, 2019
Olivia Price and Sierra Young recently got admitted to Carnegie Mellon University, for technical theater, the best program in the country. Young designed sets and Price designed lighting for many Stallion Theater Company shows, and they look forward to continuing their education doing what they love.

Students Accepted to Top University for Technical Theater

Grace Aitken, News Editor
March 5, 2019
West African drummers using a djembe (rope-tuned skin covered goblet drum) to share and educate San Juan students on their cultural music.

SJHHS Celebrates Other Countries During Multicultural Week

February 26, 2019
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