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Category: News
New vandalism photos reveal obscenities, community reacts strongly
New photos of San Gabriel High School’s campus vandalism incident on May 25, 2017 were obtained through a public records request and reveal obscenities that elicited strong reactions from the community. The graffiti included the phrase “lynch mob,” the number…
WHO announces a new gaming disorder
All that nagging your parents made about how much you play video games may have been for the better, as the World Health Organization (WHO) officially recognized “gaming disorder” as a real mental health condition as of late Dec. 2017.…
Federal funding improves schools
Titles are a federal act that provides funds for financial assistance to schools to help improve class curriculum, student education, and teacher and staff quality. Some Titles are meant to help at-risk students, which may include students who are low-income…
Get Lit showcases poetic talent
On Jan. 17 and 18, San Gabriel High School (SGHS) held its sixth annual Get Lit campus slam in the auditorium. In this competition, 23 poets walked up on the stage and voiced their truths through spoken word poetry. Students…
Tree falls during rainstorm, causes disruption
A gigantic oak tree fell on Jan. 9 during the same rainstorm that caused devastating mudslides which led to several deaths in Montecito and other parts of Southern California. The tree collapsed between the MS and S buildings near the…
Bus drivers strike for better pay, working conditions, cause delays in school bus routes
Some bus drivers went on strike last week after unsettled disputes with First Student Inc. (FSI), a school transportation provider. “Alhambra Unified School District (AUSD) was notified of a potential strike last week between FSI and union members,” Nico Richardson,…
District ensures students have right ‘IDEA’
Students with learning disabilities at San Gabriel High School are under a special education program implemented in 1975 by the Education for All Handicapped Children Act, which provided support for people who required more care due to their disabilities. In…
Schoolwide athletic survey reveals students’ interests
New field hockey and wrestling athletic programs are highly requested among San Gabriel High School (SGHS) students, according to the Interscholastic Athletics Student Interest Survey. SGHS conducted the questionnaire to check that the school’s athletic programs comply with Title IX,…
California introduces new state laws
From marijuana to tampons, a number of previously passed California laws have taken effect at the beginning of 2018. Among them are many that affect certain teens and young adults. Health and Society Schools are now required by…