Yareli Ornelas-Pulido, 12, was asked a few questions about her experience during her high school years, both the highs and lows. This is what she had to say. Tyro Times: “What was the hardest period of your high school experience?” Yareli: “The hardest period during high school was probably junior year during COVID-19. My mental health was beyond downhill and I felt very lonely and … Continue reading HOCC: Yareli Ornelas-Pulido
Desiree Ortiz, 10, explains her story: what she likes to do and what she does when she feels like she’s struggling in life. She feels pressure from her parents and support from her friends. It was difficult for Desiree when her uncle passed away whom she loved dearly. Here is her story. Tyro Times: “How did you feel this morning?” Desiree Ortiz: “Felt tired, kind … Continue reading HOCC: Desiree Ortiz
Birds’ Eye View is a video series where we ask the question and our Cardinals answer. For this feature, we asked students about their favorite SBHS memories this year. Here are their responses. Continue reading #BEV: Your favorite SBHS memory this year
Birds’ Eye View is a video series where we ask the question and our Cardinals answer. For this feature, we asked students what they would say to their ex if they had the chance. Here are their responses. Continue reading #BEV: What would you say to your ex?
Birds’ Eye View is a video series where we get to know Cardinal City a little better. For this video, we asked Cardinals about their morals. Here are their responses. Continue reading #BEV: What are your morals?
April is National Poetry Month, a time to celebrate poetry and the creative mind. We held an open submission asking for Cardinal City poets to send us their poems. Here are some of their submissions. Thoughts in My Head by Gabriel Lorenzana I feel like I’m trapped in a box, Caged in with seven different locks, The only thing that lies with me are my … Continue reading Cardinal City Poets
Mrs. Muñoz-Combs teaches Honors Trig, Calculus, and MRWC. She was very generous to sit with me and answer questions about her experiences while attending and graduating from San Bernardino High School (class of 1996), and how it led to her teaching here. How did you decide you wanted to be a teacher? Muñoz: I wanted to be a biochemistry major and then I had my … Continue reading Alumni Feature: Mrs. Ana Munoz-Combs
Who is Luis Rojas? Luis Rojas is a current senior at San Bernardino High School. Rojas is a bright, outgoing, and energetic student. Most people would describe Rojas’ personality as adaptive and chill. “Luis is a cool person who you can get along with. He has a special type of humor, something not everyone is used to,” said senior Cesar Arredondo. __________ Childhood and School … Continue reading All About Senior Luis Rojas
Disney CEO, Bob Chapek, has been funding hundreds of thousands of dollars towards Florida’s “Don’t Say Gay” bill which many say is an attempt to erase all LGBTQ+ children by removing the action of teaching about the topic as a whole in schools within the state. This action has caused a lot of frustration and anger both among Disney employees and those outside of the … Continue reading Attack upon the minority
Every year, our school’s marching band is led by a student known as Drum Major. In short, they are captain figures for all of the band, including Drumline and Color Guard. Every year during the second semester, the band has a competition all the band members can participate in. This year’s three contestants were Andrew Leyva (11), Cesar Mora (11), and Kaitlyn Franco (10). Each … Continue reading 2022 Drum Major auditions and results
