AN HOUR IN … CULINARY III Achilles Caranto and Hunter Rhee December 18, 2023 To prepare for the SkillUSA fundraiser, the Culinary III students work together to make cookie dough.
An Hour In … Com 101 Gray Barranco and Arcade Encarnacion December 5, 2023 As a challenge, COM 101 students are asked to give a short speech without using any filler words.
An Hour In … Art I Shayna Migalang and Kylie Dacquel December 1, 2023 For their Inktober project, Art I students create textured pieces of art.
An Hour in … Nursing Assistant Lab Emmanuel Miranda and Madelynn Evans November 15, 2023 In preparation for upcoming clincials, Nursing students practice turning students on their side.
An Hour In … Environmental Science Ava Julian, Staff Writer November 7, 2023 Spend an hour in Environmental Science 101.
AN HOUR IN … NURSING Paizley Swaney, Staff Writer October 5, 2023 As the unit comes to an end, Nursing students review their findings through a gallery walk.
An Hour In … Robotics II Emmanuel Miranda, Staff Writer April 21, 2023 As the build season comes to a close, students clean up and work on different projects.
An Hour In … Photography Emmanuel Miranda, Staff Writer March 24, 2023 Using techniques they learned, photography students recreate famous paintings using props in the classroom.
An Hour In … Interior Design II Philipos Alebachew March 6, 2023 Making use of room-building kits, Interior Design II students produce unique rooms.
AN HOUR IN … ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY Paizley Swaney, Staff Writer February 21, 2023 Dissecting cats, Anatomy and Physiology Honors students take part in a hands-on examination of real organisms.
An Hour In … Nursing Carmen Ruiz, Staff Writer February 1, 2023 To prepare for an exam, students practice care routines for patients.
An Hour In … World History Venice Jingco, Staff Writer December 9, 2022 Imagining themselves 3000 years in the past, students think up new civilizations.
![With four seconds left in his 40-second speech, senior Josh Burgos makes his final statements to confirm his place inside of Communications teacher Henry Evans’ Popeyes apocalypse bunker. Before presenting their speeches, students had challenged each other to earn extra points. “Honestly, I was pretty confident going into it because in order to get our extra 'ums' and 'uhs', we had to do an arm wrestling challenge and you already know I [beat] everyone in that challenge,” Burgos said. “It helps us build our speech skills without using any filler words. I need to get more consistent with it and nail it down and keep that same level of performance that I’ve gotten myself to.”](https://southwestshadow.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/IMG_0185-1200x800.jpg)
