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

    No time to waste

    Emerson Kibby, editor-in-chief • April 18, 2024

    Check back when the 2024 Details yearbook drops so you can continue the “photo per day” series from the first day of school to the last.
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    AP Environmental Science students visit Western Placer Waste Management Authority for real-life application of curriculum
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    At the women’s varsity basketball game Jan. 12, Gary Jones takes photos for MaxPreps and his sports action photography business, TheWinningShot. Photo by Isabella Tomasini.
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    Women’s varsity golf player Sophia Molinaro and Rocco O’Laughlin find seats to enjoy the dinner after competing in the tournament. Many students and staff members supported the community event. “Some of the teachers participate and some of the teachers donate as well. I know Mr. [Scott] Seffens is participating in it this year,” Grace Scott said.
    Whitney Ranch Charitable Foundation continues to make an impact on breast cancer in Placer County with fundraising efforts, annual Strokes4Hope golf tournament.
    In compliance with the new campus-wide cellphone policy, Zara Begic places her phone in her designated pocket to start off fifth-period AP US History. Photo by Carson Nichols.
    Campus Adopts New Cellphone Policy
    As he waits with his peers Walker and Cash on child-sized chairs, Tiny Cats student Beckett smiles as his parent takes a photo. The Tiny Cats lined up in rows before walking across the stage as part of their graduation ceremony from the mock-preschool program. The teacher prepared by gathering facts and favorite items of their students to share with the audience as they walked the stage. “Last minute, Aiden decided he wanted Captain America and not The Hulk, which we had already written down,” Shainker said. “He started crying because he said he actually wanted to Captain America when he grows up.” Photo by Alyssa Folmer
    Child Development II hosts Tiny Cats Graduation Ceremony

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