An equal parts music and riddle enthusiast, junior Claire Zhou enjoys listening to music by Clairo, Big Thief or Adrianne Lenker while solving puzzles on The New York Times. For her second year on the Falconer, Zhou looks forward to maintaining the publication website with the addition of crosswords and other design features while continuing to cover stories in the Carmel Valley community. Outside of the newsroom, she is involved in the Peer Tutoring and the school’s math club. When she’s not in school, Zhou enjoys reading work by Paige Lewis, attempting to write poetry and growing her collection of annotated crunchy literature. Otherwise, she can be found volunteering at a local senior center or binging Gilmore Girls. Someday, Zhou will attend culinary school with her younger sister.
Arno Janoyan (11) plays piano during his solo at the Falcon Finale concert. Janoyan performed the jazz standard “Softly, As in a Morning Sunrise” as part of the concert.
The school honored Ava He-Schenk (12) and Ansu Perez (12) for the scholar-athlete award, which is given to two student-athletes from each school in the district holding a grade point average (GPA) of at...
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The school went into lockdown from around 10:45 a.m. to 11:01 a.m. “following a directive from the San Diego Police Department (SDPD)” according to an email sent to the school community from the...
The last walkout participants from a classroom leave to protest. At 12:40 p.m., students left their fourth period class, calling on Mayor Todd Gloria to remove ICE from the city, Escondido Police Department...
The paid parking system at Balboa Park faces pushback from staff, volunteers and visitors, cutting museum attendance nearly three weeks after the city implemented the policy on Jan. 5.
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