Girls soccer players were told last week that they must prep their winter wardrobes to include sanction-only practice shorts. Here is an excerpt from the coach’s message to players and parents: “......
An editorial is always accompanied by a “should” statement advocating for change, whether it be small or sweeping. Last year, I wrote an editorial to the class of 2024 where I argued that as incoming...
Senior Lauren Estrada says that lately her anxiety levels have been rising while her school performance has been declining. Feeling buried with this stress on a daily basis, Lauren needed to find an escape.
To...
ASB students are hard at work this week preparing for Friday’s assembly in the gym. Ultimately, though, it will be less than what ASB originally hoped for.
Seven cultural groups—including Salsa...
My friends hate me.
Why? Because I am done. Yes, I am done with the college application process. My friends say they’re happy for me, but I know they secretly hate me, or maybe they hate themselves...
Finals are FINALLY over! After suffering through late-night cram sessions, trying to wrap your head around what an integral even is or when to use preterite vs. imperfect conjugations, you have made it...
It’s been two weeks since the election, and I am still feeling emotionally raw. I’m a 17-year-old high school student who had a lot riding on the outcome–women’s rights, immigration policies, student...
The visual arts department hosted its “All Hallow’s Art Gallery Show” Thursday night. There were the usual professional-level photos, drawings, paintings, sculptures and mixed media projects, some...
To ensure a successful transition for students from middle school to high school, FUHS hosted a three-day Summer Bridge program July 30-Aug. 1. In addition to conducting campus tours, school officials...
As the graduating class of 2024 exits, they will take with them several lessons.
IB Anthropolgy teacher Sharon Hollon taught you that you have rights as citizens to exercise agency. AP United States...
Meet the Testers
Editor’s note: Originally, Tribe Tribune reporters Audrina Quinonez and Maggie Schulze planned to write a story about the recent TikTok-driven cosmetics-frenzy among tween girls....
I wrote an editorial supporting tardy sweeps last year. After interviewing assistant principal Leticia Gonzalez, she convinced me that tardy sweeps were designed to help students.
Well, I’ve changed...
