• Resume 101 Workshop in College & Career Center on Feb. 25th.
  • Stallion Showcase on Saturday, Feb. 8: Learn about SJHHS's Classes and Programs.
  • Purchase Valentine's Grams in Upper Quad by ASB Store.
  • Invent 2 Prevent: New Program Looses Funding Following Trump's Dismantling of the Department of Education.
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
Hannah White

Hannah White, Staff Writer

Hannah is a freshman at San Juan Hills High School and this is her first year writing for The Express. When she’s not at school she spends her free time writing, reading, and making art. She also enjoys playing pitcher and right fielder on her softball travel team. This year Hannah holds the position of caption editor and is excited to devote her time to journalism.

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Junior Varsity cheerleaders practice on the lower basketball courts. During practice and at the games, the students are required to be both masked and distanced. Cheerleaders have been able to attend football games both at home and away and even had their own senior night along with the football team.

[Photo] Cheer Brings Back School Spirit Despite a Tough Season

Sydney Wolfe, Staff Writer
May 2, 2021
Students Jaycee Roberts (left) and Amelia Ray (right) pose while working on the yearbook during hybrid online schooling.

[Photo] Students in Yearbook Persevere Despite COVID Difficulties

April 30, 2021
Doordash’s home page, where you can order the food of your dreams.

The Embargo of Food Delivery on Campus

Hannah White, Staff Writer
February 11, 2021
Specials needs teacher Elyse Morrow, instructs her students in a zoom meeting, from the comfort of her home.

Pandemic Changes Schedule for Special Needs Teacher

Hannah White, Staff Writer
January 21, 2021
McElory teaches his class about music from the Medieval era all the way to the classical era. While every class has needed to make adjustments this year, perhaps no class has had to make more adjustments than the instrumental class because with only half of the student being in-person in any given day, the other half of the band or orchestra are missing.

[Photo] Instrumental Music Changes Beat Amidst Covid

November 14, 2020
McElory teaches his class about music from the Medieval era all the way to the classical era. While every class has needed to make adjustments this year, perhaps no class has had to make more adjustments than the instrumental class because with only half of the student being in-person in any given day, the other half of the band or orchestra are missing.

Students in the dance program warm up at the beginning of class. In order to comply with CDC guidelines, the dancers remained six feet apart from one another.

[Photo] In-Person School Returns, but with Changes

Jack O'Connor, Co Editor-in-Chief
November 14, 2020
People roaming Main Street of Disneyland in California with Mickey and Minnie.

One of the most famous theme parks, Disneyland, has taken steps to reopen. This includes mandatory mask wearing and social distancing.

Theme Parks Taking on COVID-19

Hannah White, Staff Writer
November 9, 2020
In 2018, TikTok was released worldwide and has seen unprecedented growth ever since. Its popularity, especially amongst teenagers, makes it one of the most popular apps of this generation.

TikTok: The App That Became a Worldwide Phenomenon

Hannah White, Staff Writer
September 21, 2020
Haley Juarez (10) and Alexa Bradford (10) wearing their masks, while waiting for their social distanced soccer practice at the Badlands to begin.

CUSD Allows Sports Practices to Return While Following CoronaVirus Guidelines

Kaitlyn Kittredge and Hannah White
September 10, 2020
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