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The Del Mar Dispatch

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The Del Mar Dispatch

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National Women’s Month

Margie R., Staff Reporter March 31, 2025

International Women’s Day is memorable for many, but it can also be a reminder for some. It’s a day to celebrate women's achievements and raise a call for gender equality. “National Women's is...

Seniors struggle to complete classwork due to a loss of motivation

Seniors struggle with senioritis as graduation approaches

Mayah Cato, Editor-in-Chief March 25, 2025

Seniors struggle with senioritis as graduation approaches, suffering from lack of motivation, procrastination and poor mental health. “My senioritis has been gradually growing ever since the beginning...

CC Dov Harrington, No changes made

What is Hanukkah

Joseph Tighe December 12, 2024

Hanukkah is the celebration of the "Miracle of Hanukkah." It is observed every year around December, although the exact date varies because it follows the lunar calendar.     In 168 BCE, the...

Native American Indian Heritage month

Native American Indian Heritage month

Lilia Perez November 21, 2024

This month was the annual celebration of Native American Heritage Month. November is reserved to show the culture, traditions, and achievements of Native Americans in the United States. Xochitl Mireles,...

On left: Ulises "Alberto" Balvaneda On right: Lizann Lopes

Student voices shine in National Family Literacy Month

Lunna Romero Gonzalez, Lead Editor November 20, 2024

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...

"Dainty Bangle"

Empowering young women: a student’s business story

Mayah Cato, Editor-in-Chief November 19, 2024

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...

Graphic by Mercyllena Madlaing

Celebrating Singularity

Mercyllena Madlaing, Business Manager November 12, 2024

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...

photograph made by Canva

Biology teacher celebrates South Asian culture during Diwali

Mayah Cato and Mercy Madlaing November 12, 2024
“I thought it would be good to bring cultural awareness to Del Mar because I know that I’m one of the few South Asian members on staff,” Iyengar said.
Imani "Rain" Wilson

Imani “Rain” Wilson Art Feature

Lunna Romero Gonzalez, Lead Editor October 30, 2024

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...

Hispanic Heritage Month Project

Hispanic Heritage Month Project

Neyat Woldeghiorghis, Staff Reporter October 29, 2024

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...

photo created Mayah Cato on Canva

CHSTA work-to-rule affects seniors college applications

Mayah Cato, Editor-in-Chief October 29, 2024
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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