The student news site of Whitney High School in Rocklin, Calif.

Whitney Update
The student news site of Whitney High School in Rocklin, Calif.

Whitney Update
The student news site of Whitney High School in Rocklin, Calif.

Whitney Update
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April 29, 2011

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Mr. John Gonzalez wears his spinning “W” chain as a way to represent school spirit. Each Friday and for every special event or game, Gonzales (more commonly known as Mr. G) takes the chain as a way to support students. He also brings other accessories such as a big hat or a bubble machine.
Using an array of costumes, Mr. John Gonzalez supports students
Before the varsity football game against Woodcreek Aug. 29, Jason Taormino gets his arm taped by Ms. Rachel Jaeger. Photo by Gabrielle Robinson.
Jason Taormino describes his experience with an ACL injury
Braden Frisk
Q & A with freshman soccer player Brady Gray
Q & A with sports photographer and young business owner Jayden Tamayo
Q & A with sports photographer and young business owner Jayden Tamayo
Lucas Marquardt
Q & A with ASB President Lucas Marquardt
Standing in the small gym, Aly Herl throws a volleyball in the air.
Q & A with varsity volleyball captain Alyssa Herl
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Campus Oaks skatepark photographed in Roseville, Ca Photo by, Elias Barquet
A new skatepark in Roseville: How is it affecting students’ lives?
Scrolling through her computer during AP Language Arts class in D7, Audrey Iman reads a CNN news article on the recent Hantavirus outbreak, stemming from a quarantined cruise ship anchored in Cape Verde. Photo by Lila Combs.
Hantavirus concerns prompt student reflection on travel safety
Chevron gas prices photographed in Rocklin, Calif. shown as rising. Photo by Ethan Smith
Gas prices are soaring across the nation: How are students accommodating to the change?
Anchoring the weather segment during the WCTV19 episode April 28, Alyssa Herl prepares before school in the broadcast studio.
Balancing three broadcast roles, Alyssa Herl takes on News and Productions
Photo via Dam0812, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons
"Project Hail Mary" soars past standards
The Nugget Market on opening day April 15. Photo by Paige Friesen
Nugget Market opens in new Whitney Ranch Shopping Center
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iPhone 17 brings controversy
Protesting at a peaceful “No Kings” rally in Auburn, over 2,000 people gathered in opposition to the Trump administration and in support of Prop 50. More than 25,000 events similar to the one in Auburn took place across the country Oct.18. Photo by Zoey Rigdon.
The School Vote: Unpacking Proposition 50
Protesters marching for a ceasefire on March 26, 2025. Photo via The Organization for World Peace / Contributor. Licensed under CC BY 3.0 NZ
Donald Trump attempts to end the Hamas-Israel conflict
During the first day of the competition, students continue to work on the wall of the shed. Photo by Laz Paniagua Enriquez.
Advanced BITA students apply their skills from class and take on competition in Elk Grove
Chair of the JEA Student Journalist Impact Award Lori Keekley gives Bella Tomasini and Carson Nichols the First Amendment Press Freedom Award at the JEA/NSPA National High School Journalism Convention. Photo by Sarah Nichols.
Whitney High Student Media receives awards for unreleased 2025 yearbook, continuing the legacy of the program
Saratoga Bottled Water became popularized by influencer Ashton Hall as it was used in all of his morning routine videos. Most videos taking inspiration from his videos focus on greatly exaggerating how simple things like water can lead to greatness. Illustration by Matvey Yazkov.
The morning ritual