Coyote’s U-Nite will be held on May 17 at school. It will include many activities and food venders.
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Jobs available in cafeteria
Jobs are available in the cafeteria for student workers. Applications can be picked up in Mr. Allen Yee’s office and are due May 15.
Read more ›Journalism wins at the JEA/NSPA conference
Journalism students attended the JEA/NSPA National High School Convention in San Francisco, CA. Three students earned awards and the publication also earned a Best-in-Show designation.
Read more ›Social media invades journalism convention
During the 2013 JEA/NSPA National High School Journalism Convention, various forms of social media were used by advisers, speakers, and students.
Read more ›Lobster Mania: 180 minutes at Nick’s Lighthouse
Lobster shows are a daily attraction for the employees at Nick’s Lighthouse. Employees Luis Dzum and Javier Varela have worked there for over 10 years.
Read more ›Soccer club’s first game ends in loss
The first game for the Southwest Soccer Club ended in defeat against East Career and Technical Academy.
Read more ›Luncheon hosted for student leaders
The Student Leader Recognition Luncheon was held on Apr. 15 in the Coyote Ballroom to recognize the contributions of leaders in the school extracurricular community.
Read more ›Adopt-a-Physicist volunteers help students learn complex concepts
Physicists Bill Mullin and Ross Tucker visited Williams class on Apr. 11 and 12 to talk about concepts involved in quantum physics and share their profession.
Read more ›Spring PBL showcase winners earn free trip
The Spring PBL showcase winners were announced on Apr. 8. Selected students received a free trip to Knott’s Berry Farm for the annual SWCTA Knott’s Berry Farm trip.
Read more ›Community service project entrant in SkillsUSA Competition
SkillsUSA members will be traveling to Reno, Nevada on April 23 to present their community service project as part of the competition.
Read more ›Respiratory therapy students share tobacco education with elementary children
Respiratory Therapy juniors provided fifth graders with information about diseases cause by smoking or chewing tobacco.
Read more ›Student body candidates run opposed this year
On Mar. 8, the student body officer team was elected. Candidates ran unopposed this year.
Read more ›Two students named Gates Millenium finalists
Two students have been named finalists for the Gates Millennium Scholarship.
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