My Ho Q: What encouraged you to run for the prom court? A: I ran because I thought it’d be fun to participate and make the most out of my prom experience. Q: How did you feel when you were…
Author: Vivian Zheng
AUSD to launch Food Recovery Program at SGHS
As a means to reducing food waste, the Alhambra Unified School District (AUSD) is launching the Food Recovery Program at SGHS as its piloting site on Jan. 14*. Students will be encouraged to place uneaten fresh and dried fruits in…
New Business and Activities Assistant Principal Diana Diaz-Ferguson
Q: What would you like to accomplish here? A: “I hope to [bring] a positive experience for all students and help facilitate that all students are included. In addition to academics, they have extra curricular activities that challenge and expose…
Asistant Band Director Pedro Contreras
Q: What did you do before coming here? A: “Before coming to SG, I went to PCC [Pasadena City College] for about four years and played in the marching band there. In my part time, I would work at a…
Class of 2018 graduates, bids farewell to SGHS
Dressed in royal blue gowns and graduation caps, the Class of 2018 marked the end of their high school journey through their graduation ceremony at the East Los Angeles College on May 31. For seniors, the moment of crossing the…
Renaissance Award recognizes exemplary students
Seniors Carlos Emiliano Carrillo-Gallegos and Patricia Lipana were presented the Renaissance Award for exhibiting dedication and leadership in their extracurricular activities, while excelling in academics. Carrillo-Gallegos is currently the Editor-In-Chief of The Matador newspaper and was a co-captain of track…
Publications team places second at ELAJEA
Placing second in News and Novice News Sweepstakes and fourth in Yearbook Sweepstakes, The Matador Newspaper and El Camino Real Yearbook won second place in Super Sweepstakes of the Eastern Los Angeles County Journalism Education (ELAJEA) Regional Write-offs hosted at…
Yearbook places second at state
Placing second in the Yearbook Sweepstakes and third in the California All-Stars for print editions, the El Camino Real yearbook and The Matador newspaper staffs brought back awards from the 2018 Southern California Journalism Education Association (SCJEA) State Write-Offs held…
“The Post” portrays power of journalism
Based on a true story that created an uproar in the nation, The Post is centered on the publication of the leaked, 7,000-page, highly classified Pentagon Papers to reveal the government’s deception on the US’s participation in the Vietnam War…
New office occupation class replaces TA program
By Eileen Ong and Vivian Zheng The Alhambra Unified School District (AUSD) implemented a new Office Occupation class to replace the Teacher Aids (TA) program that was eliminated in the 2016-17 school year. The Office Occupation curriculum was designed to…