Why do so many kids quit sports?
Helene MacBeth | Writer October 21, 2021 Many children begin playing sports when they are very young, and they believe that they will continue to play throughout their entire lives, expanding their love for the […]
Student Life
Students break bleachers at football game
SECURITY kicks student out of the football game. Robert Schumacher Robert Schumacher | Writer October 22, 2021 Last week, San Clemente High School hosted the pink-out football game against our school’s rival, San Juan. During the […]
Fall 2021 “Be a Hero, Become a Donor” Blood Drive
Ruby Hawbecker | Writer October 22, 2021 San Clemente High School’s annual blood drives collect an average of 100 pints of blood each drive, amounting to around 300 lives saved. To make this change happen, […]
SCHS marine science Catalina trip: highs and lows
CATALINA morning hike displays the gorgeous views and colorful cabins where SCHS marine students stayed. Cassidy O’Toner Talie Folsom | Arts and Entertainment Editor October 15, 2021 SCHS students in Ms. Brislen’s IB Marine Science class […]
The harmful effects of academic pressure on high school students
Sofia Sipelis | Opinion Editor With dark circles under the students’ eyes, heavy sighs fill the air at the news of yet another essay. All students are struggling to find balance amidst their complex […]
San Clemente High School’s annual Homecoming Parade’s comeback
Brookelynn Hodgin | Writer October 3, 2021 On Friday, October 1, San Clemente High School held its famous Homecoming Parade on Del Mar. Having been two years since the previous parade, last year’s being cancelled […]
Homecoming Queen spotlight: Cora LaFollette
Eden Milligan | Editor-in-Chief October 8, 2021 Cora LaFollette is a name you’ve probably heard before. Not only was it broadcasted to the crowd last Friday when she was crowned Homecoming Queen, but it is […]
E-bikes: convenient transportation or safety issue?
Austin Ashizawa | Student Life Editor October 7, 2021 Zipping across the streets at the speed of light, it’s a bird… it’s a plane… or wait, it’s just an e-bike. Where once even the word […]
Teacher Spotlight: Ms. Dimperio
Sofia Sipelis | Opinion Editor If you know her, you love her. Ms. Dimperio, a math teacher, teaching Algebra I and Honors Algebra II Trig, is known for her charisma, kindness, and school involvement at […]
Virtual learning and remote working post-pandemic
Harrison York | Editor-in-Chief October 3, 2021 Long before the pandemic, students experienced rapid change. Every year, thousands of Tritons received new schedules, teachers, and classmates. The seniors headed off to college and the freshman […]