Sosie Casteel | Editor February 21, 2020 On Wednesday the 24th, Mrs. Washington is holding an informational meeting at lunch for potential International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma candidates. The virtual meeting link is at the bottom […]
Eden Milligan | Head Editor February 9, 2021 President Biden signed a series of executive orders beginning on his first day in office that reversed many of Trump’s policies and began to set his […]
Amy Parr | Head Editor February 7, 2021 Black History Month, a month dedicated to honoring Black achievements, has its origins way back in with 1915 with Carter G. Woodson, who was born to former […]
Gisele Brandt | Head Editor February 7, 2021 After a long beach day, I am always hungry, so I often stop at Active Culture for a delicious grain bowl. My favorite has always been the […]
Clara Helm | Head Editor February 7, 2021 At SCHS, all it takes is a simple $100 handover for the honor of having a glorious main parking lot spot. You won’t even mind having to […]
Owen Simler | Writer February 7, 2021 For many Americans, passion for football runs deep in their blood, and that is especially true for senior Ryland Swarthout. Swarthout is #56 on the field and plays […]
Kate Hedger | Student Life Editor January 31, 2020 Russia is currently seeing widespread protests in opposition to their leader, Vladimir Putin. The protest is in support of one of Putin’s fiercest political opponents Alexi […]
Mia Costales | News Editor January 31, 2021 After a whirlwind election, Amanda Gorman delivered her inaugural poem, “The Hill We Climb,” a call to action for the American people. While it has become a […]
Grace Parry | Writer January 28, 2021 To most, movies are just a way to have fun, relax, or experience things they would not be able to on their own, but to one San Clemente […]
Clara Helm | Head Editor January 21, 2o2o A national guard officer wanders around a local Washington, D.C. coffee shop, looking for something to do. This was a commonplace and welcomed sight in the shutdown […]