Everyone at SBHS can all agree that this school year has been a little different. It was hard adjusting to going back to school in person after being away for over a year. Being away for so long has caused some problems between some students, especially since we were overpopulated/had a lot of enrollments at the beginning of the year and we have two classes … Continue reading Rough beginnings
A bunch of crazy things have happened during these past 14+ months: COVID-19 spread, people lost their jobs, and lives have even been lost. Although many prickly things have happened, I appreciate all the essential workers who risked their lives during this pandemic. Essential workers like my dad Richard Esquibel, Uncle Jose Espinoza, and Aunt Patricia Caldera are three essential workers who have worked through … Continue reading Working through the pandemic
Sports this year have been tough due to COVID, but that did not stop any of our SBHS teams from playing, especially our Track and Field team. Track and Field made it to the League Finals this year. Although they did not win overall, they did win quite a few events and earned some badges. Everyone was excited to go to the League Finals, but … Continue reading SBHS Track and Field – Running through COVID-19
We have had a lot of great teachers throughout the years at SBHS and Mrs. Wilson is one of them. Although Mrs. Wilson is still a great teacher, she is retiring this year. Many students may not know who Mrs. Wilson is, so let me give you a brief introduction. She is an English teacher at SBHS and has worked at SBHS for twenty years. … Continue reading Goodbye Mrs. Wilson
Three out of five people are chronically homeless and struggle with a disabling condition. Five percent of people experiencing homelessness are fleeing domestic violence. I believe that we can end homelessness by doing various things such as volunteering at a shelter, looking at the percentage of homelessness in your area and surrounding areas to see how many need help and to prevent more from happening. … Continue reading We Could End Homelessness
At San Bernardino High school we have a lot of great teachers, but today we are going to focus more on Mrs. Somers. Mrs. Somers is a 9th/10th grade English teacher at SBHS. She started teaching in 2005 because her daughter was struggling in school. Mrs. Somers was pregnant at the time, thinking that her kids were going to need extra help and that her … Continue reading A Life Changing Experience
At San Bernardo High School, we have a lot of great students, but today we are going to focus more on our person of the day, Ashley Esquibel. Ashley is a sophomore here at San Bernardo High. She is not involved in any sports at the moment, but is thinking about trying out for track because she loves to run. Ms. Esquibel is doing all … Continue reading Person Of The Day: Ashley Esquibel
SBHS has had many Cardinal teachers and now we are proud to welcome a new one, Ms. Luna. Ms. Luna has wanted to be a teacher since she was five years old. She has been officially teaching for three years; it has been very hard for her to stay determined to get to where she is today. Some of her teachers laughed at her for … Continue reading Long Term Goal Since She Was Five Years Old
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