An Hour In … English 9 H Joy Ryan, Staff Writer September 20, 2024 English 9 H students learn about the Elizabethan era and create posters.
An Hour In … Newspaper Achilles Caranto, Activities Director September 11, 2024 Southwest Shadow members pledge their commitment to the publication in a mock wedding.
An Hour In … Patterns and Drafting Shayna Migalang, Opinion Editor September 11, 2024 Simultaneously completing a class standard and participating in Senior Sunrise, students designed bracelets for others to wear.
An Hour In … Engineering Emmanuel Miranda, Staff Writer April 15, 2024 Students in Engineeering work on their Capstone Project.
AN HOUR IN … FCCLA Kailie Sicolo, Staff Writer April 3, 2024 FCCLA members compete in STAR events, win medals, and spend time together as a chapter.
AN HOUR IN … CHEMISTRY HONORS Ayma Malik, Editor in Chief March 26, 2024 Students complete a hands-on lab project.
An Hour In … Interior Design Kailie Sicolo, Staff Writer March 7, 2024 Interior Design students construct dollhouses to study scale models, interior furnishings, exterior architecture.
AN HOUR IN … AP LANGUAGE AND COMPOSITION Ayma Malik and Kathryn Peterson March 1, 2024 Find out what students are doing in AP Language and Composition to practice for the ACT.
An Hour In … Environmental Science Violet Moreno and Ava Torres January 23, 2024 A hands-on project teaching simple & sustainable watering practices.
An Hour In … Principles of Health Science Zelina Panissidi and Venice Jingco January 16, 2024 Nursing students display their skills and prepare for a test.
AN HOUR IN…FOODS I Joy Ryan and Amelia Castellanos January 8, 2024 Making use of the kitchen, students scoop cookie dough for SkillsUSA fundraiser.
An Hour In … US History H Philipos Alebachew and Kailie Sicolo January 5, 2024 To show their understanding of the history of Hawaii as a state, US History students sketch visual representations of Hawaiian culture and history.
![Holding up the neck of the bottle, junior Monica Sarkisian watches as her partner cuts the base of their project. Students cut two liter bottles with scissors, learning about planting as well as reusable sustainability. “[Mrs. Horner] drew it on the board and then we just cut it and kind of replicated it and everyone did their own thing at the end, which I thought was kind of interesting to see,” Sarkisian said. “I feel like cutting the bottle was kind of hard because it was really sturdy.](https://southwestshadow.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/IMG_9893-1200x800.jpg)
