Lives are different now thanks to COVID19
COVID-19 has created a huge impact on many people’s lives. This virus has made many people cancel events or plans they had. It has also caused others to lose their jobs. Many people have also lost loved ones due to this virus. The Coronavirus has infected about 1.34 million people CNN said. COVID-19 has also impacted my life in many ways. Before the virus impacted … Continue reading Lives are different now thanks to COVID19
Jasmine’s COVID19 Story
COVID19 has had a serious impact on us all – from canceled activities, school closures, and online learning to social distancing, wearing masks in public and feeling isolated from our friends and family members. Students have unique perspectives and experiences during this pandemic. We are featuring these stories from out SBHS students, beginning with our Tyro Times staff. Here is my story. How has COVID19 … Continue reading Jasmine’s COVID19 Story
Aniceta’s COVID19 Story
COVID19 has had a serious impact on us all – from canceled activities, school closures, and online learning to social distancing, wearing masks in public and feeling isolated from our friends and family members. Students have unique perspectives and experiences during this pandemic. We are featuring these stories from out SBHS students, beginning with our Tyro Times staff. Here is my story. How has COVID19 … Continue reading Aniceta’s COVID19 Story
Rachel’s COVID19 Story
COVID19 has had a serious impact on us all – from canceled activities, school closures, and online learning to social distancing, wearing masks in public and feeling isolated from our friends and family members. Students have unique perspectives and experiences during this pandemic. We are featuring these stories from out SBHS students, beginning with our Tyro Times staff. Here is my story. How has COVID19 … Continue reading Rachel’s COVID19 Story
High School Takes a Toll
High school, the four years where the pressure is put on us by ourselves, our families, and society. There’s constant competition having the highest grade point average, SAT/ACT scores, and getting into the best college. Mental health is a topic that doesn’t get spoken about much or acknowledged as much as it should. Stress can be caused by a number of reasons ranging from one’s … Continue reading High School Takes a Toll
Student Respect – An Issue?
Imagine you are a student who is in an honors class. The teacher is lecturing and you were called on to answer a question. Then a student from your class interrupts you and the teacher. The student and the teacher make a scene that interrupts the class. Students disrespecting teachers is not okay and we need to create a solution to prevent students’ rudeness against … Continue reading Student Respect – An Issue?
Movie Marathon
If you want to have a movie marathon with family, friends or yourself, you might want to keep reading this article about movies that are great to watch. Avengers: Endgame This is an action movie, it has about 94% rotten tomatoes so it’s a good movie to watch with friends or family. It’s on DVD so you can watch it home. This movie is about … Continue reading Movie Marathon
The retirement of Charles Oversby
By Faith Maquinales and Caleb Joyce Mr. Charles Oversby, a man with Viking in his blood, graduated from Rim of the World High School in 1976, then went on to Brigham Young University and graduated 8 years later. At the age of 26, he was done with his studies and had a life of teaching ahead of him. Before working at SBHS he worked at … Continue reading The retirement of Charles Oversby
Car and Street Safety
By Jasmine Toolan and Daisy Medina One problem we have in our community is how careless drivers are in general, especially in school zones. Many don’t know how dangerous it is to be walking, especially after school hours. They would see students close to the crosswalk but instead of slowing down and waiting for their turn, they decide to speed up and make their turn … Continue reading Car and Street Safety
Advice to Freshman
By Aniceta Felix and Rachel Felix We all know how hectic it can be to walk into high school not knowing what to do or what to expect. We took the time to go around and ask upperclassmen and teachers for their advice they’d like to tell our school’s freshmen. Many freshmen wanted to know how to ensure they get the best grades they can … Continue reading Advice to Freshman
