18 year old, Del Mar senior Hayden Tieu is preparing for the next big step in his life: college. After an active and outstanding high school experience, he will soon be moving to Seattle to attend the...
At Del Mar, Jay Grover is known for teaching biology, IB environmental systems, and forensic science, but students might be surprised to learn about the world he inhabits outside the classroom.
“In...
On April 4, 2025, the California Department of Education (CDE) released findings from an investigation into three allegations made by the Bay Area Jewish Coalition Education and Advocacy (BAJCEA) concerning...
May is the month of Mental Health Awareness. With this, from 2021 to 2023, over 37 % of Latino high school students in Santa Clara County have reported feeling sad or hopeless for almost 2 weeks or stopped...
May is mental health awareness month. Del Mar is honored this month by launching Mental Health Awareness Month Workshops for students and staff who need it.
On May 13, located in the library during...
As the class of 2025 approaches graduation, seniors reflect on their high school journey and share their memories with us.
We interviewed three seniors to discover what aspects of their high school...
AVID is a college preparation program designed to assist students through the college application process and guide them through the general challenges of high school.
Some seniors from the class of...
National EMS week is dedicated to our Emergency Medical Services (EMS) all around the world. Celebrating 51 years, it is annually brought to the world's attention during the third full week of May, 18-24,...
TikTok, a popular short-form content social media app, is having some serious trouble in America. In January 2025, the United States government officially banned TikTok for national security reasons.
The...
Padres Unidos is a program that empowers parents by providing detailed information about their children's academic progress, including grades, attendance, and programs—all delivered in Spanish. It keeps...
Del Mar has the lowest teacher retention rate in CUHSD from 2021 to 2024 of approximately 67%. Over the past three years, 55 teachers have left the school, and six have transferred to other schools within...
Tirona interviewed two students from Del Mar, asking them how much they spent on Prom. The answers varied, with senior Jessica Burkart spending $27 on a prom dress and junior Vanessa Braun spending $300.