• 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

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The story of San Juan as told by its students

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The story of San Juan as told by its students

The Express
Max Hooites-Meursing

Max Hooites-Meursing, Staff Writer

Max is currently in his third year of San Juan Hills High School. He is the captain of the varsity golf team. Most days he enjoys sitting on the couch and watching Netflix. Eating and working out are his favorite activities to do during the weekend. Also, he does not enjoy reading a good book but does love to watch a good movie.

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Max Hooites-Meursing, Staff Writer
April 29, 2015

End of the Year Virus

Max Hooites-Meursing, Staff Writer
April 29, 2015

Student Choice Everyday

Max Hooites-Meursing, Staff Writter
April 29, 2015
FOREIGN DANCERS AND DRUMMERS SHARE THEIR CULTURE: African Soul International visited our school on Thursday to share their cultures, dance and music. The performers names were Sista Jewel (founder), Isafa Ddiage (dancer), Solo Soro (drummer), Fiyah (drummer), Anoindfol (acrobat), Kaeka (acrobat). They are from Ivory Coast and throughout the US and their drumming style is called Djembe. This style is used for celebrations.

[Photo] Diversity Honored at Campus Multicultural Week

February 20, 2015
THIRSTY FOR SOME WATER: After a tiring practice of soccer, Amanda Gould (11), Natalie Blackwelder (10), and Lexi Ortiz (10) decide to hydrate up on some water. Water has become scarce in California due to the drought. Hydration is the main key to keeping in tip top shape when being an athlete.

[Photo] Water Use in the US

December 19, 2014
The introduction of the concert began with the choir girls singing a beautiful melody to engage the audience.

[Photo] New Director Leads First Choir Concert of Year

October 24, 2014
Mr. Norgren concentrates on playing with a kendama outside of his classroom.

Parking Shortage Resolved

Parking Shortage Resolved

Max Hooites-Meursing, Staff Writer
October 10, 2014
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