I asked students and staff what their plans are for this year’s summer. I covered this topic in order to get to know more of the students and staff’s personal life’s aside from school. Watch below to see what students and staff had to say. Continue reading Students’ & teachers’ summer plans
I chose 5 different seniors and asked them about their favorite high school memory. These are their last few days with San Bernardino High School, so let us keep our memories with them alive and well! Jessica Flores said, “My favorite memory has to be the senior field trip to Universal. It was a fun experience, especially cause it was in the winter.” Arianna Badillo … Continue reading Unforgettable moments: high school seniors and their favorite moments
High school is an experience that most go through but don’t really cherish enough. Maybe the good memories are drowned out by the bad, or maybe you forgot because of all the work that you had over the years. But alas it is finally over and now you can reflect on it. So, this is a video of me going around school asking about people’s … Continue reading More than just classes
Incoming freshmen, does high school make you nervous? Do you feel like you have no sense of direction to find and walk the path of success in high school? This video is a guide for you and your journey. And who better to ask than high schoolers themselves for advice. I interviewed high schoolers of all grades from SBHS to give their most helpful tips … Continue reading Young minds looking out for younger minds
I asked teachers their best advice they would give students. The reason I decided to cover this topic is to encourage people at SBHS who are feeling dispirited and or unmotivated. Watch below to see what our teachers had to say. Continue reading Wise words from staff and teachers
As students, we often hear that in order to succeed, you must work hard. Part of our everyday routine is going to school, participating in sports, or working a part time job. This means we are always pressured to do more. However, what happens to our physical and mental health when all of this work takes over our personal time? Work-life balance means getting your … Continue reading From class to cash: managing life as a busy teenager
I interviewed Members and students of the caps program EXL in the month of February. This program is open to any student after school every single day. I asked them to tell me about the excellent program and their time there. I wanted to shine light on their program to encourage more people to join. Continue reading EXL: our amazing after school program
What is Pollution and Climate Change? Waking up, opening the window, and being greeted by the most beautiful element this world has ever seen, nature. The birds chirping in those grand trees and the wind blowing through the leaves. The greatest gift we have ever received is being on this angelic planet we all call home. Why is it that something so great is being … Continue reading A world turned ugly: how pollution and climate change impacts you
Video created by: Jasmine Jacques, Aaliyah Land, and Alexis Thomas-Hockley In honor of Black History Month, our journalism team created a special video broadcast featuring student trivia, interviews with students and staff about the significance of Black History Month, and a spotlight on three influential Black historical figures. Watch the full video below. Continue reading Celebrating Black History month at SBHS
It’s not every day that life hands you a moment that changes everything. But when it does, it often leaves a mark that lasts forever. I spoke to students who opened up about the experiences that reshaped their perspectives. Continue reading Moments that matter
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