Tira Bunn, an art teacher at San Bernardino High School, was asked about her career, the people who have a great impact on who she is, and her personal life, both the highs and lows. Tyro Times: What jobs did you have before teaching? Tira Bunn: I worked at Disneyland and the Disney Store. I worked as a collector at Credit Union, which I hated. … Continue reading HOCC: Mrs. Tira Bunn
Samantha Valle (12) explains what her life will be like after graduation and gives tips to incoming freshmen. Jasmine Toolan: What do you do for a living? Samantha Valle: I don’t work. I’m just going to school. JT: What do you want to do after you graduate? SV: After I graduate I was planning to become an ultrasound technician, specifically pediatric sonography. They take ultrasounds … Continue reading HOCC: Samantha Valle
Yarel Ruiz, a junior at San Bernardino High School, was asked about her school life, as well as her personal life and the people who have made a great impact on who she is. Tyro Times: How are you involved in the school? Clubs, sports, etc.? Yarel Ruiz: I do the Nest Coffee Cart and the Student Store. We work with selling school supplies, school … Continue reading HOCC: Yarel Ruiz
Sean Dometric Battle is a public safety high school teacher at SBHS and has been teaching for the past nine years. Each year he has taught, he has brought so much knowledge to students. Some may say he’s stern or hard on some students, but he says “it’s nothing but tough love.” He always seems to go out of his way to give each student … Continue reading HOCC: Mr. Battle
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
Esmeralda Vargas (9) explains her goals and how she will get there. Facing many challenges, she still keeps her head up and looks toward her future. Jasmine Toolan: What is your goal in life? Esmeralda Vargas: Honestly, just to finish high school and get college and get a degree in nursing. JT: What inspired you to get a nursing degree? Why is that the path … Continue reading HOCC: Esmeralda Vargas
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
Leah Amaya is a senior at San Bernardino high school. She is a young lady who wants to become a nurse and help other people. Leah would like to work as much as she can so she will not have money problems. Yahily Estrada: Tell me a little bit about yourself. Leah Amaya: I’m a senior in high school. I wanted to go to school … Continue reading HOCC: Leah Amaya
This is Hailey Cervantes, a 15-year-old sophomore at San Bernardino High School. She took some time to share a little bit about herself and what she does. Alonzo Flores: What’s your biggest achievement? Hailey Cervantes: My biggest achievement is going through hardship during COVID and still completing the year with good grades. AF: What are your biggest failures? HC: One of my biggest failures was … Continue reading HOCC: Hailey Cervantes
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
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