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Mr. & Miss Cardinal

Grounded in friendship, aiming for space: Alberto Martin Del Campo Story

In fourth grade, Alberto Martin Del Campo found more than just classmates; he found a group of friends who changed his life. Even after moving an hour away, he has held onto those bonds at the heart of everything he does, from building robots to dreaming of rockets, and even competing for Mr. Cardinal. “I moved away from them, but I’m still in contact with … Continue reading Grounded in friendship, aiming for space: Alberto Martin Del Campo Story

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Marjorie Beltran: Inspiring many, from a language barrier to an inspiring leader

Valuing friends and family along with community service is important when wanting to accomplish your goals. Marjorie Beltran has made an amazing impact on our school and is now ready for a new chapter. Beltran is a senior hoping to enjoy her last year and keep helping others in her community. She is grateful for her friends and family that she has and is grateful … Continue reading Marjorie Beltran: Inspiring many, from a language barrier to an inspiring leader

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Natalie Bravo’s journey: finding confidence through creativity and community

Written by Rochelle Schmidt When Natalie Bravo first signed up for the Miss Cardinal pageant, she wasn’t looking for a crown. She was looking for courage. Known by her friends and family as quiet and sometimes shy, Bravo saw the pageant as a chance to step outside her comfort zone.  “That’s why I wanted to do the pageant,” she said. “To be out of my … Continue reading Natalie Bravo’s journey: finding confidence through creativity and community

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More than a crown: Valerie Barrera’s commitment to lifting others up

Written by Rochelle Schmidt When Valerie Barrera steps onto the cheer mat, she isn’t just performing a routine. She’s setting the tone for her team, carrying the responsibility of leadership on her shoulders. As captain, she knows eyes are on her,  especially when the pressure is highest.  “There’s always going to be people talking about you and saying this and that,” she said. “But at … Continue reading More than a crown: Valerie Barrera’s commitment to lifting others up

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