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Due to the current circumstances, many end of the year activities for Seniors such as Graduation, Prom, and Award night have changed formats to better fit the safety guidelines and the students’ interest.
A student-led group has made public comments at three HBUHSD board meetings and protested both virtually and in-person over HBUHSD’s recent decision that virtual teachers return to campus.
COVID-19 vaccinations may soon open to a new phase in California, but shortages have caused fewer doses to be administered.
The second major $1.9 trillion COVID-19 stimulus package passed the House of Representatives on Saturday and is on its way to the Senate.
Five candidates are running to fill the Orange County Second District Supervisor Seat that Michelle Steel left vacant.
COVID-19 has been devastating for students across the country, but special education students have been especially impacted. Here’s how HBUHSD students have adapted.
The verdict comes after a contentious five-day trial that saw seven Republicans voting with Democrats to convict Trump.
The Battle for the Torch is a new district-wide event that consists of a series of competitions, games and more to connect students throughout HBUHSD.
Cardona is a first-generation college graduate who aims to ensure academic racial equity and cut student loan debt.
College Board discontinued SAT subject tests earlier this month and will administer three-hour AP exams in the spring.