Features – the Crusader

December 7First on-campus COVID-19 case reported
November 24SUHSD updates Phase 2 criteria and remains in distance learning
July 23SUHSD extends distance learning until October 2, 2020

At home, jingle bells continue ringing

Efren Mendieta and Ingrid Alcantara
January 12, 2021

A student reads a story to children over video call. During the pandemic, students have the opportunity to pursue virtual community service activities.

At your service

Nadia Martinez, Podcast Manager
January 10, 2021

Senior Nicole Hill
(bottom left) and her friends regularly meet while staying wary of health precautions. Hill says she and her friends get tested for COVID-19 before they gather.

“Wanna FaceTime?”

Isaac Lozano, Features Editor
January 8, 2021

Senior Francez Acueza looks out from the window of the Amtrak she took to Seattle, Washington. Acueza hopes to live in the city, Seattle, in the future.

A trip down memory lane

Grace Na, Staff Writer
January 6, 2021

Speech and Debate officers take a light-hearted photo. Members of the team say easing the stress of competing is important for their mental health.

“Sometimes I just need a hug”

Jaime Jazo, Arts and Culture Editor
January 5, 2021

Associated Student Body (ASB) President and senior Nicole Hill likes to work in her bedroom and then move to her kitchen once the house is quiet and empty. Hill prefers a change in scenery since “it's hard [for her] to just focus in one spot the entire day.”

Students jazz up their work-from-home spaces

Pablo Dollero, Copy Editor
January 3, 2021

AP Calculus AB and BC and IB Math SL teacher Mr. Chan is conducting his final as a Juno Lesson in Jupiter Grades. This format automatically grades students’ answers to each question and allows them to retry the question until they get the correct answer.

The final test

Nicole Macgaffey, News Editor
January 1, 2021

On Nov. 5, many BVH students in the Special Education Program and those with Individualized Education Programs were permitted to attend online classes on the BVH campus.

“I miss school”

Jennifer Dye and Isaac Lozano
December 28, 2020

Honors US History teacher Candice DeVore believes that Zoom is more convenient and has a better security system than Google Meet. DeVore also reported seeing more students participate in class with Zoom.

Teachers and students adapt to different distance learning platforms

Melina Ramirez, Arts and Culture Editor
December 13, 2020

Teacher's Say

Teacher’s Say

Evan Abutin and Laurinne Eugenio
December 11, 2020

Senior Ethan Alba lives with his mother full time alongside his uncle and grandparents since he ceased communication with his father. He says he has a positive mindset about his family situation.

BVH students with divorced families face effects of COVID-19

Efren Mendieta and Grace Na
December 10, 2020

This photo was taken before distance learning began. Since March 13, the Bonita Vista High (BVH) library has been closed except for essential purposes, including technology assistance and textbook recollection. BVH students are currently not allowed to study or participate in any other activity in the library.

Students bear brunt of closed library during distance learning

Itzel Leon, Staff Writer
December 8, 2020

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