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Vista desde el parque Dolores

Las 3 Mejores Vistas en San Francisco

Yurandi Ortiz Rivera, Staff Writer May 27, 2025

En San Francisco, hay muchos lugares con vista en donde puedes pasar tiempo con familia o amigos apreciando la vista del hermoso de el  área de la bahía. En este artículo, les recomendare algunos de...

Mr. Canastuj: Enjoying the Ride

Mr. Canastuj: Enjoying the Ride

Jessica Vasquez, Staff Writer May 27, 2025

Mr. Nicolas Canastuj started teaching online at Mission High School in 2020 during the pandemic and has made a lot of progress for his community.  Mr. Canastuj didn’t always want to be a teacher,...

Book Club, after the reading of Most Ardently.

Book Club: Making Connections with Students and Staff through Books

Lyla Van Sant, Staff Writer May 27, 2025

I have first-hand experience of the growth of the Mission High Book Club that started my freshman year, two years ago. I believe it was the first or one of the first things I got involved in when starting...

Coach Tibb

Final Fit of the Week: Coach Tibb

Messiah Bastain-Owens, Staff Writer May 27, 2025

Congratulations students! As our school year comes to an end, everyone has worked so hard and has done many great things for my final article. I would like for it to be what started everything off one...

Claudia Delarios Moran, Principal of Buena Vista Horace Mann (BVHM)

Buena Vista Horace Mann Stayover Program Part 3: The origins of the Stayover program

Alejandra Flores Aguilar, Staff Writer May 21, 2025

The Stayover program is facilitated by Buena Vista Horace Mann k-8 school, which allows families with children in SFUSD to stay until they can find somewhere to live. This is a program for those who are...

Nintendo Craze Arrives in SF

Nintendo Craze Arrives in SF

Eri Cruz Moreno, Staff Writer May 21, 2025

On May 15, 2025, the Nintendo Store opened its doors in the city of San Francisco at 331 Powell Street in Union Square. We now have a second Nintendo store in the U.S, with the first one being in New York,...

Some of Xingyi's hometown food.

Adapting as a New Immigrant: The difference between life in China and the United States

Xingyi Xu, Staff Writer May 21, 2025

I have lived in China for 17 years and came to San Francisco, USA in December 2024. It has been 5 months now. During this time, I have deeply experienced the differences between Chinese and American lifestyles,...

Princess Mononoke and her guardian, Moro.

Princess Mononoke: How the film is more relevant than ever

Warren Hill, Staff Writer May 21, 2025

I spent a few days home sick this week and I decided to rewatch some of my childhood movies and stumbled upon a classic Ghibli film I saw when I was little, Princess Mononoke.  Princess Mononoke (1997),...

Ms. Sobremazas and writer Lucia Cornelius.

Ms. Cristina Sobremazas: “We inspire, help and guide”

Lucia Cornelius, Staff Writer May 21, 2025

Have you seen the teacher on the third floor who has a unique sense of style? You might find her in a colorful fluffy top or a bright summer dress. Ms. Cristina Sobremazas, known both as Ms. Cristina and...

Ms. Lum, teacher at MHS for 28 years.

Get To Know Ms. Lum

Rosmery Cinto Lopez, Staff Writer May 13, 2025

 Ms. Grace Lum, Mission’s technology support and Newcomer English teacher, has worked at Mission for 28 years. Known to students as Ms. Lum, she has some interesting hobbies outside of school, like...

Ms. Asterlee: Mission’s Math Master

Ms. Asterlee: Mission’s Math Master

Diego Rodriguez, Staff Writer May 13, 2025

Ms. Asterlee Baclay is a first-year algebra two and geometry teacher at Mission High School. She is a kind teacher who makes sure you understand the content but also pushes you to be on top of your work. But...

A Talented Sports Writer comes to MHS

A Talented Sports Writer comes to MHS

Aileen Medrano Cabrera, Staff Writer May 9, 2025

Thanks to the connection that Mr. Daquisto, a long-time Mission Educator, Mission High School’s third-period Journalism class had the privilege of meeting Ann Killion and asking her questions. Ms. Killion...

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