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Classical Academy says goodbye to first-ever Saudi Arabian foreign exchange student

Classical Academy says goodbye to first-ever Saudi Arabian foreign exchange student

Jack Wilson, Reporter May 23, 2024

With the school year of 2023-2024 being seen as a year of change, a local high school by the name of Classical Academy High School received a massive change during its school year in the form of its first-ever...

Classical Academy says goodbye to first-ever Saudi Arabian foreign exchange student

Classical Academy says goodbye to first-ever Saudi Arabian foreign exchange student

Jack Wilson, Writer May 23, 2024

With the school year of 2023-2024 being seen as a year of change, a local high school by the name of Classical Academy High School received a massive change during its school year in the form of its first-ever...

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Face Coverings On Campus: CAHS Responds to Mask Mandate

Editorial Board October 14, 2021

While we're back on campus this year, things look a bit different. California mask mandates mean that CAHS has had to return to school in face coverings. According to the Escondido Unified High School...

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The Hidden Pandemic: Mental Health

Danica Jordan and A. Love June 3, 2021

The school year of 2020-2021 has been a difficult one. Classes have been strictly online for the majority of the year, leaving many students isolated from peers. This can take — and has taken — a toll...

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The Show Must Go On

Jacqueline Navarrette, Editor June 2, 2021

With COVID-19 affecting many extracurricular activities, school clubs, and even classes, the musical theater program was no exception. From losing their director to having to perform while following COVID-19...

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What Will Happen to CAHS in the Purple Tier?

Sophia Wecker, Editor December 11, 2020

On Saturday, Nov 14, the city of San Diego and San Diego County, went back into its purple tier. Many of us thought that there might be some hope that the Coronavirus would finally start to clear up and...

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Making a Difference: CAHS Clubs Working to Better the Community

Jacqueline Navarrette, Editor November 17, 2020

There are a lot of intriguing clubs this year at CAHS. From COVID-inspired clubs to interest-based clubs, there is something for everyone. Among the many clubs offered, there are quite a few that are looking...

Outdoor Adventure Club - A Breath of Fresh Air

Outdoor Adventure Club – A Breath of Fresh Air

Kayla Tarcon, Reporter November 13, 2020

Despite having a mostly closed campus this semester, lots of new clubs have been started. One of these new clubs is the Outdoor Adventure Club, which is meant to bring students together to enjoy the beautiful...

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How to Keep Yourself Occupied and Electronic Free

Sophia Wecker, Editor November 3, 2020

During quarantine, some students have been glued to their phones, computers or Xboxes. But there are other ways you can use your time wisely besides video games and social media platforms.    Have...

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Staying Connected: The Caiman Way

Sophia Wecker, Editor October 28, 2020

Throughout quarantine, many students at CAHS have needed some way to stay connected with their friends. To continue socializing, students have been using video calls, chat groups, video game platforms,...

More Than A Coach: Varsity Baseball Players Remember Coach Sisler

More Than A Coach: Varsity Baseball Players Remember Coach Sisler

Danica Jordan, Editor in Chief October 9, 2020

"He really cared about us as baseball players and as people too. ... Obviously, his job was to have success in the baseball program, but he also … was one of those guys who never specifically said anything...

Jonah Staebell, Matthew Tillyer and Albert Pando pose at Hume Lake Summer Camps last summer.

Love is How We Heal

Audrey Foltz, Editor in Chief June 4, 2020

“Love is probably the biggest summary of how we all felt—we loved Jonah so much that it hurt us so much more. And that was just wrecking, because love isn’t always pretty,” James Duncan, best friend...

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