Although San Bernardino isn’t the most popular place to have big events, we still have them and December is full of them. The first event is WinterFest on December 3rd at San Bernardino Valley College. This event is free for anyone. Food will be provided as well as activities to have fun. The one next one takes place on the 6-7th of December; it’s a … Continue reading On the town: Christmas events
Freshmen usually don’t get involved in after school activities because they feel as if it will cause them more stress or they may still have the mindset of still thinking they are still in middle school. Getting involved in many after school activities helps you with college and helps with multitasking. It also helps to make friends. For example, if you join a sport, you … Continue reading Freshmen experiences
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
By Faith Maquinales Mr. Meyer smiles as he helps a student. He does this almost everyday as he helps these students. He knows inside that this is the right moral choice. He said “it’s actually a good club to belong to because you can make some powerful connections.” Interact is a club whose focus is to make the world a better place. Anyone can join – … Continue reading Underrated Clubs
By Samira Calderon There are many things that go with being a volleyball player. You may suffer with stress, anxiety, excitement and many more confusing emotions. As I was there to watch them play, it looked like they had so much fun, but there was a lot that was going on; they had to move fast to get the ball. They would get angry when … Continue reading Life as A Volleyball player
By Michael Torres It’s another typical Tuesday of drill where cadets in AFJROTC dress in uniforms and practice drill sequences. Cadets have to dress sharply in their uniforms and practice drills. Every Tuesday we have to wear our uniform and we are supposed to wear it, we’ll wear it at a point where you look sharp, have everything right, your shirt tucked in, said Cindy … Continue reading Cadets in AFJROTC learn respect and drill
When some people think of high school, the first thing that comes to their mind is studies. But when you’re in a band, it’s kind of hard to maintain those studies, especially since you have practice almost everyday, rallies, home games to attend, and competition. Hardships and Obstacles Not only do band members have to maintain their grades and also keep up with the newest … Continue reading Life in the band
Sexual assault is a very serious issue that affects the lives of many and it is always necessary to be aware of it and learn how to defend yourself when you’re assaulted. Also, when witnessing a friend or even a stranger being sexually assaulted, it’s always good to know who to call or how to help. “A survey conducted by the American Association of University … Continue reading Sexual Assault Awareness
Guadalupe Lopez is this year’s graduating salutatorian, academic athlete of the year, and captain for both the girls’ water polo and swim teams. Lopez sacrificed her social time to be Salutatorian and academic athlete of the year, but does not regret being so active because it gave her the opportunity to improve her social and communication skills. Ultimately, school is her priority. In water polo, … Continue reading 2019’s Academic Athlete of the Year and Salutatorian
Prom will be held at OUE Skyspace in Los Angeles. Since it doesn’t start until six, here are some places you can go and visit beforehand. Grand Park Grand Park is a park located at the Civic Center of LA. An Arts Festival will be held the day of prom so it would probably be a lot of fun to check out. Address: Grand Park, … Continue reading Prom: Los Angeles Destinations
