PALs held its second annual walk for National Eating Disorder Awareness Month at the school on Saturday.  The event began with PALs speakers Kaitlyn Chmelka (11) and Jaclyn Rokoszewski (12) sharing...

A career fair was held by the AVID 11 class for the AVID 9 and 10 classes in the learning commons during fifth period last Friday.  Each student made a website and brought two promotional products,...

Rubi Dominguez (11) presents her poster on social workers. __.

Students of AVID 9 and 10 take notes as they learn about different careers from AVID 11 students. The career fair took place last Friday.

Fifty-two weeks, 365 days, 8760 hours and tons to recap. Twenty-twenty four was full of trending moments including new music, food, movies and pop culture moments that will be extensively remembered. With...

After 16 years teaching and coaching at the school, Ryland Wickman, a Special Education teacher, as well as football, softball and varsity flag football head coach, was named the San Diego Flag Football...

Editor’s Note: Rebecca Gallow, Charlenne Falcis-Stevens, Brian Seymour, Ronald Marquez, Kevin Brown, Ron Nocetti, Holly Haggerty, Bryan Marcus, John Kessler and Michael Hoeger were all contacted via...

The 2024 fall sports season was full of intense competition, resulting in two CIF state champions and five league champions. The varsity girls golf team won the CIF Division I state championship while...

A holiday minion welcomes students entering the classroom. The door was decorated by English teacher Courtney Kun's first period class.

Students' faces and disco balls decorate the door of AP Psychology teacher Lynn Leahy's classroom. Students' pictures were used on each disco ball.

Math teacher Abby Brown's door is decorated with 3D printed snowflakes. Printed with Mathematica, they are only 0.5 mm thick.

Spanish teacher Yanire Cercet-Martinez's door is decorated with various country flags. The door included the words 'Feliz Navidad' in colorful letters, which translates to 'Happy Holidays' in English.

Julie Neubauer's door shows Grinch. The decoration includes drawings of reindeers, a candy cane and other holiday spirit.

ASB adviser, Leadership and English 9 teacher Jennifer Ryan's classroom is decorated with colorful snow people. Trees and snowflakes were also included.

AP Macroeconomics and AP World History teacher Jeffrey Owen's classroom door displays a tree made from dollar bills. The tree is ornamented with photos of students from his first period class.

Math teacher Annie Polan's door is creatively decorated with a pun for the movie 'Polar Express.' The door is adorned with the polar express and other paper additions.

World History and AP Art History teacher Lisa Tellers' door presents the characters of 'The Grinch.' The door was also decorated with stars, ribbons and other objects that represented the winter holidays.

U.S. History teacher and girls golf coach Chris Drake's door shows Santa Claus surfing. Drake's photo is pasted into the face of Santa, surrounded by paper snowflakes.

The Washington Post’s slogan, “Democracy Dies in Darkness,” represents the ideal standard of journalism that many reporters strive for: the desire to speak the truth, a virtue protected by the First...

The staff interviews Professor Dave Explains. Professor Dave explains started his career on YouTube at 31 years old.

The debate around the myriad of ways that dark humor is utilized in society has existed for centuries. After all, jokes that are perceived to make fun of tragedy can be seen as displays of an inability...

Forgiveness in day-to-day life is often considered to be a healthy way of responding to the pain that others may have caused. While it can be beneficial  on the individual scale, the idea of incorporating...

Students take to the dance floor throughout the event. They expressed themselves to the beat of the music.

A group of students line up on the grass hill of the amphitheater. The dance took place inside the amphitheater.

Left to right: Amelia Mazo (10) and Isabella Velasco (9) converse in the PAC quad, where the dance took place. The dance was located on campus this year.

Left to right: Kennedy Wilkinson (9), Kingsley Romande (9), Christopher Bacon (9) and homecoming princess Nina Speer (9) arrive dressed up and ready to enjoy the dance. The dance took place on Saturday....

Students dance inside the amphitheater. The room was adorned with vibrant lights as students gathered around the live DJ.

Students play a variety of casino games such as blackjack and roulette. This was one of many activities for students to participate in outside of the dance.

Left to right: Kingston Liu (12), Jacob Limon (12) and Santiago Herrero (12) relax at the top level of the amphitheater. This was one of many places students could relax and hang out at the dance.

Assistant Principal Tracy Olander began her position as the SDUHSD Director of Human Resources after her employment was approved at the SDUHSD Board Meeting on Aug. 8. Olander continued to work at the...

If I were to use one word to describe myself, it would be neurotic. According to a quick Google search, the word in nontechnical use means “abnormally sensitive, obsessive or anxious.” To make the...

Joy Ma leans on her trusty frog companion, Ricky. He has been by her side throughout her high school journey.

The school's back student parking lot now consists of solar panels. Construction was completed over the 2024 summer.

The Paris 2024 Olympic Games are considered one of the "greenest-ever." While aiming to reduce the environmental impact, the efforts were the topic of heavy controversy.