• Film Festival in F-Building, May 28th at 3:45PM
  • Virtual Enterprise Team wins Top 30 Business Plan & Top 60 Marketing Plan in NYC
  • Senior Graduation June 4th - Badlands at 5:00 PM
  • Senior Awards Tuesday Night May 19th!
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
Categories:

Clash of Classes Slideshow

Reese Whitehead and Kaiah MacLeod
April 4, 2025
Reese Whitehead
Isabella Padilla (11) hypes up the crowd during the Clash of Classes pep rally. Performing with the SJHHS pep squad, she shows her school spirit by wearing purple to represent the junior class of 2026.
Donate to The Express
$585
$800
Contributed
Our Goal

Your donation will support the student journalists of San Juan Hills High School. Your contribution will allow us to cover our annual professional memberships as well as equipment and other costs associated with bringing you high quality student journalism.

More to Discover
More in Multimedia
Standing beside his golf cart, Luis Ibarra is pictured with a bright smile on his face. Custodians actively work to ensure our school's campus is clean and working each day.
Stallion Roundup 5/4-5/20
Students learned how to use mock AEDs (portable medical devices used to treat sudden cardiac arrest) which are located throughout the school in case of an emergency.
Coach Frith Sponsors Chest Compression Workshop
In the center of the field, students lift up the parachute for each other to run underneath. The bright colors combined with the smiles on their faces beautifully capture the joy that the Stallion Olympics strives to foster.
Stallion Olympics 2026
The Music Man, Harold Hill played by Liam Herd (12) looks down and tips his hat as the scene ends. The townspeople become increasingly suspicious about Hill’s intentions, causing him to become more and more cautious.
Music Man Musical Slideshow
Noah Wisneski (12), Jude Robinson (12), TJ Barmettler (12), Charles Rice (12) and Joshua Howard (12) sit together in anticipation of their future. Signing day marks their commitment to their college or university as well as their beginning of their next chapter in life.
Stallion Roundup 4/3-5/1
A close-up of hand-built nesting dolls highlights precision, with each piece showcasing the individual student's personality. At the front, a playful Lilo & Stitch inspired design stands out, showing how students blended traditional forms with their own creative ideas to make something unique.
Where Creativity Comes to Life: Opening Art Showcase "VIP" Night
More in Top Stories
Books are learning tools for empathy, producing awareness of the experiences of others in students. With news that an opt out mandate is to be included in the syllabi of English courses next year, students and staff question whether this policy will restrict development of respect and compassion - and rather, result in the increase of ignorance and narrow-mindedness. (Photo by Gabriella Bello and Iman Elkoustaf)
Open Books, Open Minds: The Impact of Diverse Literature on High School Students
Ellie Johnson (11) lowers herself as the emotional music fills the theater. There were a variety of genres displayed in this dance show, making it truly unique compared to others in the past.
Choreographers Ball Slideshow
Micheal soars in theaters captivating the globe with the King of Pops story coming to life 15 years after his death.
The Man in the Mirror Makes a Return to the Big Screen
Nearing the end of the year, The Express seniors gather to commemorate their time on the paper. As graduation grows closer, the seniors strive to instill advice to the younger members of The Express, passing on lessons from their time.
2025-2026 Senior Sendoff
Madison Perez (12) heads to the back room to clean up powdered ingredients used for some smoothies and bowls made at Palmetto Superfoods, River Street Marketplace. Behind her is the kitchen that customers can see their smoothies and acai bowls being made in front of them.
Beyond the Register: Working Retail or Food Service
Headlining Coachella 2026, Justin Bieber took fans back in time to his early days, playing both his current albums and songs from his early days. The simplicity of his set pointed to the beauty of his vocals, leaving crowds awe-inspired.
The Resurgence of Bieber Fever
About the Contributors
Reese Whitehead
Reese Whitehead, Opinion Editor
Reese is a junior at San Juan Hills High School and first-year opinion editor for The Express. Outside of journalism she is an athlete on the junior varsity tennis team, a member of the cappies theater critics, and a small business owner. She is excited to be in a leadership position to continue developing the skills necessary to major in journalism at a four year university.
Kaiah MacLeod
Kaiah MacLeod, News Editor
Kaiah MacLeod is a Junior at San Juan Hills, and it is her third year on The Express. She is excited to be the News section editor this year. In her free time, she enjoys hanging out with friends, reading books, and watching movies that she intricately reviews on Letterboxd. In the next two years, she wants to excel in her multiple AP classes, get more projects and experience in cinema, and be a great editor for her new staff. At her future university, Kaiah also plans on pursuing film and writing in New York, as well as being a big time film director long-term.
Donate to The Express
$585
$800
Contributed
Our Goal