Enthusiastic Snowboarder: Meet Neah Tablit Kailie Sicolo, Staff Writer February 26, 2024 Senior Neah Tablit illustrates her snowboarding journey.
‘Kids Online Safety Act’ revisions to place restrictive setting on social media for minors Ava Torres, Staff Writer February 26, 2024 Recent proposed KOSA bill raises human rights concerns.
Eligible Seniors Prepare to Vote Ava Julian, Staff Writer February 20, 2024 Eligible seniors are encouraged to take action and vote in local and state elections.
Generation Alpha Chasing Maturity Kailie Sicolo, Staff Writer February 13, 2024 In the digital age, children are easily exposed to trends catered for adults.
Aspiring Music Artist: Meet Alina Adams Daphney Garcia Hatton and Paizley Swaney February 7, 2024 Adams’ music career is on the rise.
Sleepless Students: The fight for eight hours Philipos Alebachew, Staff Writer February 5, 2024 There are many detrimental, long-term effects, of sleep deprivation that most teens don’t realize.
Maybe College Isn’t the Next Step Achilles Caranto, Staff Writer February 2, 2024 Plans for after graduation are very college-centered, despite worthwhile alternatives.
New Year, Same Me Ava Julian, Staff Writer January 30, 2024 New Year's resolutions fail society year after year.
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.
FNAF Fanatic: Meet Marcrow Farinas Venice Jingco, Staff writer January 8, 2024 Sophomore Marcrow Farinas expresses their obsession of eight years; FNAF.
![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)
