UNICEF: Aiding a better future
FIRST UNICEF MEETING of ’19: The members of the UNICEF club smile as they learn about upcoming fundraisers. Photo courtesy of Donya Nadjie By Mirca Gomez | Writer October 8, 2020 There have been millions of […]
Student Life
Return to school guidelines
By Danielle Generaux | Student Life Editor October 4, 2020 Finally, San Clemente High School can go back to in-person school with the 50/50 learning schedule on Tuesday, October 13. But how is going back to […]
Senior spotlight: Chelsea Adel
By Mia Costales | News Editor October 4, 2020 Senior Chelsea Adel has a passion that radiates strongly throughout San Clemente High School. Whether she is found sitting first chair (Concertmaster) in the Symphony Orchestra, […]
AVID: Steering students to success since 1998
By Mirca Gomez | Writer September 27, 2020 Advancement Via Individual Determination, better known as AVID, is one of San Clemente High School’s most helpful programs offered to students. This program provides the necessary tools and […]
Senior spotlight: Alika Ting
By Savannah Gresham | Writer September 20, 2020 Alika Ting leads an incredibly colorful lifestyle, keeping herself busy by reading, gardening, surfing, and taking care of her five chickens. A typical day for Ting begins […]
Pros and Cons: Read before going back to school
By Danielle Generaux | Student Life Editor & Grace Parry | Writer September 9, 2020 With local schools planning to reopen in late September, many have been weighing the pros and cons of going back […]
Zoom Fatigue
ONLINE LEARNING causes fatigue due to excessive hours on screen. Photo courtesy of Google Images By Donya Nadjie | Writer & Amy Parr | News Editor September 10, 2020 It’s 1:05 in the afternoon on a […]
SCHS Against Racism: Not just a trend
By Ava Sinacori | Head Photo Editor & Kate Hedger | Student Life Editor September 9, 2020 A student- and female-led organization called “SCHS Against Racism” is bringing awareness to voices of BIPOC (black indigenous […]
A glimpse into the new reality of online learning
By Savannah Gresham | Writer September 8, 2020 Fifteen days to flatten the curve. That is what Californians were told on March 13th, 2020. Though it seemed like a reasonable solution at the time, […]
Disney keeps the magic alive by releasing popular recipes
By: Makena Viera | Writer May 1, 2020 Planned on taking a trip to Disneyland just to have it get canceled? Although both Disneyland and Disney World have closed their parks during this unfortunate coronavirus […]