AP, SAT and grades: Coronavirus updates
Angie Gulizia, Editor in Chief
May 15, 2020
With all the crazy changes coronavirus has caused, there’s a lot for high schoolers to keep track of. AP testing, SATs, grades, and testing requirements for college have all been affected. This update will be most helpful for current juniors, but other forward-thinking students should also read on fo...
Students and teachers are unhappy with the renovation of the forum
Emmanuel Ramirez, Staff Writer
December 13, 2019
The process of renovating the forum has elicited unfavorable feedback from both students and teachers, implying the disruptive impact it has had on the school community. The renovation of the forum has been going on for a while now and it hasn’t been a pleasant experience for both the students a...
No cap, don’t get trapped!
Sophia Palacios and Celeste Casella
December 13, 2019
Teachers and administrators have had enough of students’ tardiness and absences. As a result, they have enforced new systems to try and resolve the issue. New principal Kevin Wan put in his notion on the recurring issue regarding tardiness. “I can say it falls around the lack of personal resp...
Out with the old, in with the new
Emily Motta, Staff Writer
December 13, 2019
In the middle of the forum, loud pounding, dust, and blue fencing pave the way to a revised student store and attendance office, making some students wonder how school money is allocated. Renovations beautify old structures and make them more inviting to all. They make places more lively and inclu...
The Amazon Rainforests and Social Media
Brandon Ngo and Staff Writer
October 23, 2019
Fires in the Amazon Rainforests are a yearly occurrence where fires are most likely to happen in the “dry season,” from July to October. However, this year has had the most forest fires in the Amazon Rainforest since 2010. This is a massive increase in the annual number of fires. On the 19th ...
Prom Recap: The Scoop on Prom
Amirah Jabr, Staff Writer
May 10, 2019
Do you ever wonder how fun prom actually is? Prom is a special event for some high school students that will be remembered for the rest of their lives. It’s an element of high school that quite a few people get excited for. Prom has to be a “perfect night" for everyone that attends. These are the h...
Coming In and Going Out
Marley Romero, Section Editor
April 3, 2019
Try looking back at your time here, or looking into your future here at Gunderson highschool. Take a minute...close your eyes…and think about your favorite (or not so favorite) moments this year. For some freshman, their first year of high school is the best because they are transitioning into a n...
Softball season
Bella Castro, Staff Writer
March 27, 2019
Softball, a sport with agility and focus. The girls on the Gunderson high school team have the skills and definitely worked hard to get where they are. “Softball season just started and these girls are already working hard together and keep each other motivated to stick to the goals they have made...
Mars Life
Amirah Jabr, Staff Writer
March 25, 2019
Have you ever wondered if there’s life on another planet like Mars? Could Mars be the next Earth? Mars is a planet that scientists have investigated to see if actual humans or aliens were living on this planet. Mars could be a place us humans could travel to or live on. Life on another mysterious ...
Badminton club Brief
Parker Robillard, Staff Writer
March 22, 2019
If you are like me, I knew nothing about Badminton, much less that we have a stellar club on our campus. Let me pass on my new, albeit, very little knowledge on to our reader. Badminton is a racket sport that has players either playing in one on ones or in doubles like tennis. The main objective of t...
Ahhh Ace! An Update on Boys Volleyball.
Jetti Stout, Staff Writer
March 20, 2019
At our school there are so many sports to offer during the four different seasons, one, a not as well known sport, is volleyball. Girls volleyball takes place at the beginning of school, in fall, and boys volleyball takes place in spring. Since girls volleyball has already happened, boys volleyball is ...
Juniors take SAT to prove college readiness
Delaney Hopp, Staff Writer
March 18, 2019
All juniors took the SAT on Wednesday, March 6th. Juniors are required to take it, but sophomores can sign up for it, though they don’t have their tests paid for by the district. This also applies to optional retakes. The SAT is a standardized test that colleges use to prove students’ academic...
