Field Day provides students with outdoor, indoor activities

Emma Accacian, Sienna Eagle, and Anjani Kedia|April 26, 2019

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

During morning practice, Lia Sandoval moves to the front of the line as the dance team practices for the football game later in the day against Davis Sept. 19.

Dance team transitions into a new coach

During fifth period PAWS, Sept. 24, exchange student Angelina Scrosati stays after class to finish her government Econ homework before leaving campus for her off period. Photo by Amalia Gibadullina.

Bridging worlds: Angelina Scrosati’s adventure begins as an exchange student from Italy

Leading the file Aug. 27, Gemma Scamporrino holds the flag that represents JROTC and awaits further command before entering the classroom. The JROTC class follows strict orders to prepare for the military.

Air Force veteran Mr. Adam Eastlund shares his goals for his new role as JROTC instructor

Following a short free work time, Mr. Mike Christensen begins practice problems for Integrated II’s exploring algebraic and geometric relationships unit and calls on a student. After previously being enrolled as a student, Christensen returns to teach for the 2025-26 school year to teach Integrated I and II in F2 and F5.

Alumni Mr. Mike Christensen returns as a teacher

With Wi-FI down Oct. 1-9, classes adjust to challenge

The no Wi-FI pain, feeling hopeless and less productive by the minute: you’re at home, scrolling through social media and the Wi-Fi is frustrati...