Vandalism and littering at SBHS
Students returned to their natural habits after coming back to school on August 2nd. Habits such as vandalism and littering. Vandalism and littering have always happened on our campus, but it was especially bad when the TikTok trend “Devious Licks” became popular and students were inspired to steal items from school and post it online for likes. “It doesn’t seem out of the ordinary to … Continue reading Vandalism and littering at SBHS
San Bernardino High School alumni staff feature: Eddie Avilez
Featuring the Assistant Band Director of the SBHS Marching Cardinals: Eddie Avilez Eddie Avilez is the assistant band director of the San Bernardino High School Marching Cardinals and has been helping the band ever since he graduated in 2018. He, along with his assistant Cristian Marquez, who graduated in 2020, were very helpful and kind to take some time out of their day to talk … Continue reading San Bernardino High School alumni staff feature: Eddie Avilez
A look into the Nest Coffee Cart
The Nest Coffee Cart Company employees let us in on an inside scoop about what it’s like working at the cart. They are open in the quad every morning from 7:00-7:30 for students and until 8:00 am for teachers, as well as after school from 2:50-3:30 pm. They are serving both hot and cold coffee to help students and staff start off their day on … Continue reading A look into the Nest Coffee Cart
New movies of 2022
As the year comes to an end, there comes a new surplus of movies releasing in the coming year. New movies means new entertainment for 2022. Fans are waiting for the new movies to come out and watch. Batman The highly anticipated “Batman” stars Robert Patterson as Batman and Paul Dano as the Riddler. Ever since the original film’s release in 1943, the franchise has … Continue reading New movies of 2022
Littering around San Bernardino High School
Keeping our campus clean is something we struggle with on a daily basis. This is due to the students not cleaning up after themselves. We also find classrooms trashed with food wrappers left everywhere and dirt all over the floor, and we don’t have the proper staff to help and keep up with the school. Our students on campus have a number of reasons for … Continue reading Littering around San Bernardino High School
Cross Country: More than a run
RUNNERS, ON YOUR MARKS!!! BANG!!! AND THEY’RE OFF!!! Yahir Rodriguez, 12, and Marcos Aparicio, 9, explain their experiences in Cross County and the meaning of this sport. Aparicio was inspired by his brother Giovani Aparicio, who was in the Cross Country team in the past. This inspired him to join the team. “My brother ran for this Cross Country team and he always told me … Continue reading Cross Country: More than a run
Self-Expression through fashion
Over the past couple of years, social media platforms such as Instagram, Pinterest, Tiktok, and even Twitter have become even more popular and are commonly used by teenagers and young adults. Teens often get influenced by the content that gets posted on these platforms; that content being music, entertainment, fashion, and more.This allows them to get inspiration and ideas from social media to express their … Continue reading Self-Expression through fashion
Volleyball: The end of a beginning
_________ Covid-19 and a New School Year Lady Cardinals ended this volleyball season strong. Not only did our volleyball girls have a vigorous team, they underwent some new regulations due to Covid-19 and the beginning of a new school year starting up. Our Varsity, JV, and Freshman team faced many obstacles. Our athletes had to wear a mask during their games and they weren’t allowed … Continue reading Volleyball: The end of a beginning
Working through the pandemic
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
Spring to Quarantine: a song from the heart
by Arely Ashley, Tyro Times Staff 2020-2021 was both a unique and challenging experience for students. Some of our SBHS journalists documented their thoughts, feelings, and experiences during the past 15 months. Here is 2020/2021 from a teen’s perspective. Lyrics to “Spring to Quarantine” We were headed off to spring break It’s a full week off the teachers say Momma told me they extended the … Continue reading Spring to Quarantine: a song from the heart
