The pandemic reshaped many aspects of school life, including cafeteria policies. Now, all students benefit from free meals, but this change brings new challenges. Before the pandemic, only low-income students...
Last week Del Mar had its Stress Less Spirit week in preparation for finals. Monday was “Bring a Mug Day for hot cocoa,” Tuesday was “Wear a Cozy Hat Day,” Wednesday was “Slippers and Fuzzy Socks...
Nina Tirona, Photography Editor
• December 13, 2024
Del Mar’s performing arts department hosted its annual “Winter Celebration” on Dec. 12, 2024. The event included performances by the sax ensemble, concert choir, concert band, and more, showcasing...
Saturday, Dec.7, Downtown Campbell assembled the Carol of Lights event, starting at 4 p.m. and ending at 7 p.m.
The Carol of Lights is open to all ages but is mostly for children to have fun. There...
The United States of America is largely dominated by two political parties, Democrats and Republicans. However, there are many smaller political parties, like the Green Party and the Libertarian Party....
On Nov. 6, Donald J. Trump officially won the popular vote and electoral college, declaring him the president-elect of the United States. Trump led the presidential race to victory over opposing democratic...
On the Nov. 5 ballot, voters will be asked to select yes or no on Measure P which, if passed, will impact CUHSD as a whole, including Del Mar families, students and staff.
Measure...
Californians 18 or older can vote for the state’s 10 Propositions on the upcoming ballot. If 55% of the population approves them, these propositions will become new laws in California.
Proposition...
