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Bonita Vista High Counselor Lorena Serrano works in her office at the counselling center. As one of the organizers for the new Asian-American class, she is excited students are offered this option.

A benefit to students’ education

Lauralai Gilbert, News Editor
December 4, 2023
A new glance at sustainability

A new glance at sustainability

Delilah Bannister, Staff Writer
December 1, 2023
On Nov. 13, Lexi Rueff on behalf of San Diego 350 is shown hosting an environmental rally for SUSHD to switch to electrification. Numerous schools show up to gather in support for the cause.

The call to electrify the community

Gabrielle Hebron, Opinion Copy Editor
November 29, 2023
The Coffee with the Community event was held on Nov. 9 at Rice Elementary School. Community member and prosecutor Monique Myers explains the dangers of human trafficking to her audience.

Coffee with the Community

Katie Hicks, Photographer
November 25, 2023
On Nov. 10 the Bonita Vista High (BVH) varsity football team confronted Westview High (WVH) in the quarterfinals of the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF). The Barons offensive line is what brought the offense together in the second half, almost having the comeback of the century.

BVH varsity football team wins first playoff game in years

Isaiah Benitez, Sports Editor
November 24, 2023
Former staff member of the Crusader, Lexie Solomen shares their opinion on the publications posting of their controversial issue two Editorial Cartoon. The cartoon in question dealt with the artists negative opinion on Zionism, Solomen explaining the Crusaders right to freely post it.

The consequences of free speech

Kendall Johnson and Valerie Torres
November 17, 2023
Biology teacher, Oscar Gracias, takes his fifth period biology class to the quad under the Bonita Vista High (BVH) tree to work in an open environment. The BVH tree gives a sense of identity to the school and students.

A sacrifice for new renovations

Gabrielle Hebron, Opinion Copy Editor
November 13, 2023
United States History, Advanced Placement African American studies and BVHs BSU advisor Don Dumas expresses his gratitude for various schools gathering at the district BSU meeting, allowing students to speak on their experiences as an African American student. Dumas attended the event as a presenter and shares experiences of his own as well.

Sharing the BSU experience

Isaiah Nafarrete, Features Editor
November 13, 2023
On Oct. 24, at Bonita Vista High (BVH) multiple staff and teachers notice the relocation of numerous tables causing disturbances to many teachers. BVH students gather around the relocated five tables placed in front of the Dance room.

Secure a solution

Liam De La Fuente, Staff Writer
November 8, 2023
On Oct.26, Civil Engineering and Architecture teacher Beatriz Velosa prepares students for a roof model project in 902, her temporary classroom. Students sit shoulder to shoulder with other students discussing the project.

A change of environment

Delilah Bannister, Staff Writer
November 6, 2023
On Oct. 28, a conference was held in honor of Filipino Heritage Month by Otay Ranch High (ORH) with plenty of Filipino related activities and history throughout the event. At the event spoke David Alvarez a political candidate for Chula Vista representing the schools in the district, Alvarez spoke proudly for his support amongst Filipino heritage and culture.

SUHSD keeps Filipino culture alive

Liam De La Fuente, Staff Writer
November 1, 2023
Throughout the week of Oct. 23 BVHs Associated Student Body released Drain the Lake shirts for the upcoming BVH and Eastlake football game. ASB Vice President Malyna Castillo glimpses at the shirts tag sizes for fellow BVH customers

‘Drain the lake’

Cash Alexander, Features Copy Editor
October 27, 2023
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