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¿Qué es el Ramadán?

Yurandi Ortiz Rivera and Lia Palma March 25, 2025

El Ramadán es un mes festivo muy importante en el calendario lunar islamico. En ese mes, muchas personas que practican la religion del islam tambien practican el Ramadan. En el mes de Ramadán, las...

Laura (wearing orange) and the Mission High students

Laura Gao Teaches their Messy Roots

Aileen Medrano Cabrera, Staff Writer March 25, 2025

Laura Gao (they/them), a Chinese American comic artist and the author of Messy Roots: A Graphic Memoir of a Wuhanese American and Kirby’s Lessons For Falling (In Love), came to Mission High School to...

¡CONOCE TUS DERECHOS! ¡PROTÉGETE!

Los efectos de Donald Trump en nuestra comunidad se están cortando profundamente. El miedo acecha y muchos miran por encima del hombro sin saber quién podría venir tras nuestra comunidad inmigrante. De...

KNOW YOUR RIGHTS, PROTECT YOURSELF!

Donald Trump’s effect on our Mission High Community is cutting deep. Fear is lurking and many are looking over their shoulder, not knowing who might come after our immigrant community.  According...

Mr.Velez in his classroom on the second floor

Mission’s Secret to High UC Acceptances

Lucia Cornelius, Staff Writer March 4, 2025

Mr. Amadis Velez teaches a class called AVID for seniors that helps them apply to colleges and supports them along the way. It can be a long or hard process to apply, and students need a lot of help. I...

I was selected as an outstanding student leader in my school in China and visited Cai Lifu in Yamen, Jiangmen, Guangdong. There were many bronze statues inside. I pointed at him and took a photo.

Impressions from a New Immigrant

Xingyi Xu, Staff Writer March 4, 2025

Nice to meet you all. I come from Jiangmen, China. Jiangmen is in the countryside. I studied in China all the way until the 13th grade. Before I finished 13th grade, we moved to the United States. My...

Lunar New Year at Mission

Lunar New Year at Mission

Eri Cruz Moreno, Staff Writer February 25, 2025

It’s been a month since Mission High School celebrated Lunar New Year. The holiday originated in China and spread across Asia, and now it’s celebrated all over the world. Many students and teachers...

Migrantes y el futuro de EE.UU.: La otra cara del sueño americano

Lizet Rementeria, Guest Writer February 24, 2025

Al llegar a Estados Unidos, uno trae consigo la esperanza de un nuevo comienzo, el deseo de avanzar y superar las dificultades que dejó atrás. Para muchos migrantes como yo, el sueño americano representa...

Why Wildfires?

Lyla Van Sant, Staff Writer February 21, 2025

The damage caused by the many fires of Southern California has started the new year off rocky, especially since fire season hasn’t even begun. When you mix a year with little rainfall and the seasonal...

Snow Club after a long day of fun

Mission High School’s Snow Club SUCCESS

Warren Hill, Staff Writer February 18, 2025

So cold and yet so beautiful. The snow brings many pleasant experiences, from skiing down mountains pillowed with white powder to friends throwing snowballs at each other. The ambiance of snowfall is...

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Comparing schools in SF and Guatemala

Rosmery Cinto Lopez, Staff Writer February 14, 2025

Recently, I had to travel to El Triunfo, a little town in Guatemala that is cold during the morning and warm in the afternoon, where I had the opportunity to see the difference between Mission High and...

Step 7

Make an Origami Valentine With Me

Celeste Vargas-Lozano, Staff Writer February 13, 2025

Things you need: 6 by 6 inch paper  Your hands Fold with me: How to make origami heart  Step 1: You want to start with a square piece of paper. Step 2: Fold it into a triangle. Step...

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