In their first game of the season, the San Bernardino Cardinals defeated the visiting Fontana High Steelers, 36-14. The running game was on display Friday, August 18, 2023 as the Cardinals rushed for 473 of 477 total yards. The Cardinals scored five touchdowns and converted three of five 2-point conversions attempts. Offensive Highlights Senior Henry Hernandez led the team with 222 yards on 21 carries. … Continue reading Red Birds rule the roost
The seniors showed up for the annual Powderpuff game against the juniors on Thursday, May 18, 2023. The seniors commanded the game from beginning to end, keeping the juniors out of the end zone. The final score was 28-0. Here are some photos from the game. First Half Highlights Cheerleading Highlights Second Half Highlights Continue reading Seniors rule the roost
A wellness center is an establishment that offers health services for the body and mind. The reason we need wellness centers is because people are struggling with suicide (12th leading death), depression (depressive disorder), trauma (emotional response), and need a place for people to feel safe and comfortable. These topics are really sensitive to talk about, but people are struggling and going through it everyday. … Continue reading You’re not alone
Arthur Smith, SBHS social studies teacher, shares a slice of his life, from working at Berdoo to his perspective on happiness. Emjay Chhin: So, tell me how has it been working here lately? Arthur Smith: Lately has been fantastic. I arrived one week late in starting school this year. So the first month or so I felt like I was behind a little bit. However, … Continue reading HOCC: Mr. Arthur Smith
Mrs. Erin Moore, a world history teacher at San Bernardino High School, shares a little bit about herself, what it was like growing up, and why she pursued becoming the teacher she is today. Alonzo Flores: What made you want to become a teacher? Erin Moore: I just felt like if I had these classes when I was younger, like you when I was in high … Continue reading HOCC: Mrs. Erin Moore
Durell Jones will be talking about his life and his history on what he has done in the past and his teaching years. Yahily Estrada: Tell us a little bit about yourself. Durell Jones: I’m from San Bernardino. I was born in Loma Linda Hospital. I went to elementary school and middle school here. I graduated from San Gorgonio High School. I was fortunate enough … Continue reading HOCC: Mr. Durell Jones
By Jasmine Toolan and Julissa Chia On Sunday September 11th, 2022, some people broke into the campus, into the SBHS theater, and caused severe damages that might affect future performances of our students. The stage was splattered with paint on the floor, and the backdrop they use for the performances was ripped and splattered with paint. One of the rooms used to store the drums … Continue reading The Break-in at the Cardinal City Theatre
Jesse Salas is a 16-year-old junior at San Bernardino High School. Being unseen by others and left out was always a fear for Jesse. He never knew how to fit in or what to say to begin a quality conversation. Being in the 11th grade and not knowing if going to the U.S. Military or calling for his dream job as a specific businessman in … Continue reading HOCC : Jesse Salas
Olivia Parker, San Bernardino High School’s theatre teacher, talks about how they celebrate the holidays and their odd situation with bears. Daniella Slater: What was the weirdest thing that happened to you? Olivia Parker: I’ve had multiple bears inside of my house. Not just visiting my yard, but inside my house. I have a bear paw print on my wall of the bear climbing back … Continue reading HOCC: Ms. Olivia Parker
The SBHS Lady Cardinals squared off with the Lions of Carter High School on November 15, 2022. While the match was a challenging one with the Lions winning 16-1, the Lady Cardinals fought through and put forth their best effort. Good luck in your next match! Continue reading Lady Cardinals fall to Carter Lions, 16-1
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