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In a GoFundMe created for Mrs. McClain on Jan. 7, 2022, BVH works together to ease her financial worries. As of Jan. 18, 2022, $28,467 has been raised.

BVH rallies together through GoFundMe in support of biology teacher

Maddie Almodovar, Opinion Editor
January 19, 2022
Junior Domonic Cavin (left) sitting next to junior Lannah Garcia (right) who is eating school lunch. She eats outside of the 700s buildings with several of her friends.

Left with an unsatisfied palette

Gabriella Bomjardim, Photographer
January 12, 2022
BVH teachers who hold two jobs have busy schedules as teachers, but also as employees for their other jobs. Oftentimes, these educators do not have the time to rest.

The best of both worlds

Nadia Martinez , Podcast Manager
January 11, 2022
Ep. 13 Should Thanksgiving be valued despite its dark past?

Ep. 13 Should Thanksgiving be valued despite its dark past?

Nadia Martinez, Jose Solis, and Stephanie Lomeli
January 10, 2022
Bonita Vista High’s (BVH) new nurse Bernadette Currin works in her office after being hired post-pandemic.

Do not fear, the nurse is here

Brandon Giles, Staff Artist
January 10, 2022
Members of the Parent-Teacher Student Association gather around the table to discuss school events. Here, scholarships opportunities are offered and student concerns are addressed.

Backbone of BVH

Destiny Avila Ramirez, Arts & Cultures Copy Editor
December 10, 2021
Bonita Vista High (BVH) cafeteria staff prepare fruits and water bottles minutes before lunch starts.

Deep dive into your dishes

Jose Solis, Podcast Manager
December 8, 2021
BVH seniors can feel overwhelmed with balancing all aspects of life especially during college application season. Students can feel scattered brain and find conflict in managing all their responsibilities.

Seasons for change

Elie Cajes, Features Copy Editor
December 7, 2021
International Baccalaureate diploma candidates ate lunch on the top floor of the San Diego Central library. Students ate burritos overlooking downtown San Diego.

IB bookworms

Nicole Macgaffey , Features Editor
November 30, 2021

Teacher’s Say

Lauralai Gilbert and Jaime Jazo
November 3, 2021
World Geography teacher, Robert Tucker grades assignments in his classroom, after returning from his 10-day quarantine. Over break Mr. Tucker tested positive for COVID-19, and was unable to return until Oct. 12.

Where’s Tucker?

Adrian Pereira, Staff Writer
October 30, 2021
On Oct. 19, Bonita Vista High students wait in line for lunch, taking advantage of the free food available to them. Students stand in long lunch lines in order to receive their free food.

BVH feeds on a budget

Carina Muniz, Editor-in-Chief
October 28, 2021
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