Ava Sinacori | Head Photo Editor May 13, 2021 Despite all of Covid’s limitations, students are participating in the non-school affiliated tradition of “powderpuff” football this year. Set up by some of the senior football […]
Mirca Gomez | Writer May 20, 2021 As students have started taking some of their AP exams, there have been many concerns about whether or not it was a good idea to do testing, at […]
Ben Meyler | Writer May 20, 2021 San Clemente High School offers many amazing classes for all different types of students. We are fortunate enough to have a lot of options to choose from when it […]
Sosie Casteel | A&E Editor May 13, 2021 This coming Tuesday the 18th, the Wellness and Prevention Center and Community Outreach Alliance are hosting a Youth Job Fair along with businesses willing to hire teens […]
Jill Greene | Head Editor May 14, 2021 After a year of no song and dance, the San Clemente High School Drama Department is finally ready to put on another show. While trickily abiding by […]
Mirca Gomez | Writer April 22, 2021 By the end of the 19 century, exams such as the SAT and ACT became required from colleges and universities. However, rules have changed since the pandemic. Now, […]
Ben Meyler | Writer April 22, 2021 Animal testing has been going on for many decades. Thousands of companies use animal testing, such as L’Oreal, Clorox, Johnson & Johnson, and many more. These animals are forced […]
Jason Watkins | Writer April 23, 2021 In the improving stages of the pandemic, Disneyland has been constantly hosting events to bring the park lovers back to the place they love most. March 18th through […]
Mirca Gomez | Writer April 2, 2021 Wednesday night, Superintendent Kirsten Vital Brulte sent out an email confirming the rumors about going to school four times a week. The email said that starting April 26, […]