November is officially declared National Family Literacy Month, which emanates from the experience of reading with family and enjoying literacy gatherings.
The celebration first started...
Today is Women’s Entrepreneurship Day, observed annually. In the U.S., women own more than 12 million businesses, and these businesses employ over 9 million people[1].
Wendy Diamond created the holiday...
Yesterday marked Single’s Day, a national holiday originating from China but has spread to other countries. It has found a small place in the United States.
The holiday, initially known...
Freshmen First Impressions
As the school year kicked off, a new group of freshmen filled the halls, and adjusting to high school can be an overwhelming experience. So after having a few months to familiarize...
Amanda Illegs is a junior attending Del Mar High School. She attends an outside program called Silicon Valley Career Technical Education (SVCTE) that provides education towards future careers.
So...
Imani “Rain” Wilson, a senior at Del Mar High School, discusses her journey in art, which began as a therapeutic outlet for her emotions. Initially a hobby, art evolved into a serious pursuit, leading...
Del Mar High School celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month as IB Spanish students explore their cultural identities through words. Students craft songs and poems reflecting their Hispanic heritage. This project...
Dr. Bravo reassures families and students that “learning in classrooms and other vital aspects of the student experience will continue” in his email. Still, the effects of the work-to-rule strike are rampant among Del Mar students.
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