Back to School 2025-2026

Welcome to the first issue of "The Broadcaster" for the 2025-2026 school year! 🐾🐾

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Cristal Enriquez interviews students for the 2025-2026 school year! Filmed by Fita Jimenez

Iliana Perez

Megan Loredo

Mia Pena and Brissa Lopez spill about the admin 🫢🔥

Mia Pena

Serenity Cook

Brisaney Esparza

Brisaney Esparza

Brissa Lopez

Maria Ortiz

Mind of a Wildcat COMING SOON! 🐾🐾

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Mia Pena, Brissa Lopez, Chris Ortiz, Serenity Cook, and Cristal Enriquez in the kitchen.

Miguel Villar and Deidrah Martinez capture the student council setting up for the first pep rally of the 2025-2026 school year.

Ms. Lynch was inspired to introduce Mythology as an elective due to her interest in the stories and that fact that all stories have a purpose. Mythology connects to other subjects in the curriculum because it introduces a different part of history and you learn about the past. Ms. Lynch makes Mythology relevant to students lives today by doing comparisons to present day scenarios. She states "teaching Mythology helps promote critical thinking and that even though people are different, stories are made to learn from." She also said she faced some challenges trying to convince the school to add the class to the curriculum. Ms. Lynch hopes that students take away that storytelling is important and that every culture is connected to other stories from this class.

Eloy Ruiz

Destinee Smith