As all things come to an end, Algebra 1 teacher Sean Sullivan will be leaving HHS next year to embark on a new career path.
“I’m leaving because I don't want to have any regrets in my life,” Sullivan...
For many students such as junior Sebastian Segovia, in-person learning has been nothing but beneficial. From the consistent social interactions to help understand materials to having much easier access...
I still remember picking up the book “Bridge to Terabithia” by Katherine Paterson in elementary school. I was bored, had nothing to read, found the title vaguely familiar and saw the Newbery Medal...
For the first time in HHS history, the library hosted a spring reading program this year, library media specialist Shannon Vakili said in a Zoom interview. According to the HHS weekly bulletin email sent...
Whenever people talk about the holiday season, the most common festivals referenced are celebrations such as Christmas or Thanksgiving, but right around the corner, as another year goes by, Lunar New Year...
Sophomore Andria Cao said in a Zoom interview that over the year of online classes, she lost touch with her friends, interests and “disconnected.”
“Distance learning has really made me feel...
Sign this petition that asks elected officials to address the systemic racism and address the needs of affected communities.
This site provides various resources to educate yourself and be part...
Launching in the beginning of the school year, FBLA’s Partnership with Business project began its efforts to enhance student entrepreneurship by partnering with real-life businesses, partner with business...
KREW, a subgroup of the Korean Student Association club in which members learn K-pop dances and perform at rallies, will be participating in a spring virtual showcase with schools all around California,...
Board games can be a perfect way to spend time with friends. Their engaging structure can be the perfect opportunity for new acquaintances to get to know each other or for age-old friends to spend time...
