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Ashlee Renteria

Ashlee Renteria, A&E Outisde Editor

Ashlee Renteria is a senior this year at San Juan Hills High School. This is her second year as a writer for The Express.  In her free time she enjoys trying new cuisines, watching fashion shows, and hanging out with her friends.  Ashlee is the Arts and Entertainment Editor and has a passion for writing.  

All content by Ashlee Renteria
Seniors cheer on their class attempting to overshadow the juniors. A feud began between the two classes, however the seniors clinched the win by one point.

[Photo] Clash of the Classes: A Spirited Week in Photos

Kaden Brown, Staff Writer
March 26, 2017
The New Era of Teenage Drama

The New Era of Teenage Drama

Ashlee Renteria, A&E Editor
March 3, 2017
Basketball Goes Silent

Basketball Goes Silent

Ashlee Renteria, A&E Editor
February 3, 2017
Jack Monach, midfielder on the SJHHS Varsity soccer team, poses before a soccer match with opposing team from San Clemente.

Jack Monach Kicks It Up A Notch

Ashlee Renteria, A&E Editor
January 30, 2017
SJHHS’s interpretation of the acclaimed play involved two princes, played by Jaymes Macabale and Adam Wright. Adam even dedicated himself to growing a beard for the role.

[Photo] The Stallion Theatre Company Goes Into the Woods

Alyssa Mitchell, Photo Editor
January 25, 2017
November 13th through November 18th is College Week, to recognize college education, AVID decorated several classroom doors with the colleges that teachers attended. Photo by Kaden Brown

AVID takes over College Week at SJHHS

Ashlee Renteria, A&E Editor
November 18, 2016
New App Works to Combat Bullying

New App Works to Combat Bullying

Ashlee Renteria
October 7, 2016
Noah Salviati (10), who plays Phillip, sneaks behind Rachel Sandefur (12), Crane, handing her a drink, disguising his real identity. To dramatize Noah’s head injury, the costuming department added a realistic gauze head wrap.

Drama Enters the Stage with Exit the Body

Ashlee Renteria, Staff Photographer
November 4, 2015

FOX’s New Cringe-worthy Series, “Scream Queens”

Ashlee Renteria, Staff Writer
October 21, 2015
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