the Crusader

Advanced Placement (AP) US History teacher and basketball coach Don Dumas primarily uses Twitter to voice his analysis and concerns on current events. He describes social media activism among students favorably and hopes it will inspire societal progress.

Speaking from a platform

October 16, 2020

Senior Elijah Fincher engages in online combat in multiplayer game Valorant. Fincher believes video games offer an avenue for recollection amid the problems of the outside world.

Forging bonds through combat and simulation

July 5, 2020

Crafting personal spirit in new melodies

July 4, 2020

IB Coordinator Jared Phelps sits quietly during a Wellness Wednesday meeting on May 6 as part of a “Wise Owl” reflection activity.

Sharing struggles and successes every ‘Wellness Wednesday’

July 3, 2020

IB Coordinator Jared Phelps takes a photo of gameplay from strategy-based board game Gloomhaven. Phelps and other teachers participate in online game sessions roughly every month.

Teachers rekindle relationships — with board games

July 2, 2020

Band and choir join hands for online performance

June 2, 2020

Drama postpones first musical due to stay-at-home orders

June 1, 2020

The Get to the Pointe (GTP) dance auditions were held on Google Meets for potential recruits to apply.

Dance auditions go virtual amidst pandemic

May 31, 2020

Art For Awareness Club cancels plans as COVID-19 causes stay-at-home orders

Adam Benchekroun, Staff Writer

May 28, 2020

Although the plans for their first year changed, their main goal of creating environmental consciousness in their community is still the foundational philosophy of Bonita Vista High’s (BVH) Art for Awareness club. Founde...

BVH clubs have been unable to pursue activities due to the COVID-19 pandemic, including fundraisers, competitions and public artworks.

Passions remain high despite club shutdowns

May 25, 2020

Alone but together

May 3, 2020

Finding my voice

April 7, 2020