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Angelina Ruckman

Angelina Ruckman, Editor-at-Large

I am a senior at Bonita Vista High and this year's Editor at Large for the Crusader. This is my fourth year on staff, last year being an Arts and Cultures then Sports page editor. I have loved my journey in newspaper and have stayed in this class because I love being able to interview and meet new people, while giving a wide-range of people in our community a chance to voice their stories and giving them a platform to do so. Before joining, I have always had a longing passion for photography and love to take photos in my free time!

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A student walks into Bonita Vista Highs 700s boys restroom. The 700s restroom is where the Crusader first received a report of racist and anti-semitic vandalism in the stalls.

[Photo] Racist and anti-semitic vandalism persists

October 2, 2022

Welcome to San Francisco!

October 1, 2022
On Aug. 17 in United States History and Women in American History Candice Devores third period class, Devore goes through a presentation addressing hate speech. In addition to this presentation, teachers were instructed to watch a special BVTV Broadcast with their students addressing the use of hate speech at Bonita Vista High.

BVH staff confronts the use of racial slurs

August 18, 2022
In Sept. of 2021, construction of Bonita Vista Highs (BVH) new track and field stadium began. Large construction vehicles were brought in to clear the field. By April of 2022 home side bleachers and a press box have been installed.

[Photo] Seven month update on BVH track and field stadium construction

May 11, 2022
International Baccalaureate (IB) diploma candidate Samantha Bianes presents to Roman Del Rosario, Ed.D., the work IB students must do. On his desk to the left sits a folder of several of the IB diploma candidates external assessments, work that non-IB diploma candidates do not have to do.

Divisive Discussion

May 4, 2022
Seniors Alex Baker (left) and Max Domashchenko (right) pose next to the boys and girls golf head coach Tony Valdez. Parents and friends were there to celebrate the senior night after the golf game against Otay Ranch High (ORH).

[Photo] Kings of clubs

May 4, 2022
As a student checks to see her class ranking, she is motivated to receive a higher class rank. Class ranks allows her to figure out which percentile she is placed.

Yes/ No: Should school rankings be used?

April 20, 2022
On April 5, Bonita Vista Highs (BVH) Principal Roman Del Rosario, Ed.D. and and IB Coordinator Jared Phelps talk to Jose Vallejos second period IB History of the America class about the IB program. They discussed the possibility of offering the white cap and gown to other deserving students.

Class of 2022 white cap and gown prerequisites expanded

April 13, 2022
Senior Benjamin Romero walks to the bathroom during fifth period with the bathroom pass for Autoshop. The pass is a blue hubcap provided by Autoshop teacher Jose Levya.

[Photo] Peculiar Passes

April 17, 2022
Kassidy Wakefield inputs her lunch pin to receive food from the cafeteria. Wakefield applied for the cafeteria job and is waiting for confirmation to see if she will get hired.

[Photo] BVH offers jobs to students 16 and older

October 27, 2021
BVH Attendance Coordinator Antonio Gutierrez explains the process students must abide by when they get in close contact to a peer who has COVID. He expresses that this year marks a significant increase in the distribution of Independent Study contracts.

[Photo] Confusion behind COVID absence protocol causes rise in unexcused absences

October 22, 2021
Green Team members (left to right) Maya Loughney, Joseph Jester, Kelly Comer, Charlene Dela Cruz and Cierra Merrall take a photo after a successful thrift drive. The thrift drive was held in room 402 on Thursday, September 16.

Eco-friendly fashion

October 20, 2021
#8 Hayley Frushon uses a forearm pass to get the ball over the net. Her teammates stand ready beside her during the fourth set.

Titans spiked out Lady Barons

October 13, 2021
Bonita Vista High (BVH) athlete Jordan Whitehead waits for her COVID-19 test results next to the weight room. Recently updated guidelines state that protocols for afterschool and extracurricular activity regarding COVID testing will be forthcoming in the wake an increase in cases.

Ensuring players’ safety

June 17, 2021
During traditional scheduling, students have to do loads of work for all classes a day and can be stressed because of this. This depicts a student exhausted by work and overflowed with many thoughts due to school.

Yes/No: Should BVH maintain block schedule next year?

June 10, 2021
The SUHSD Board of Trustees held a special meeting on Feb. 26 announcing that the next phase of the 10 percent reopening plan is to be implemented on April 12. 

SUHSD announces plan to return 10 percent of students to campus

March 3, 2021
Anime Club members pose for a photo to commemorate their first ever watch party on Discord.

It’s animazing

December 22, 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.

[Photo] Students bear brunt of closed library during distance learning

December 8, 2020
Athletic Director and Head Football Coach Tyler Arciaga watches BVH varsity girls basketball game on Jan. 22 against Montgomery High.

Former BVH football player acquires position as Head Coach

May 18, 2020
Junior shooting guard Julia Cosalan goes to attack the basket during pre-game warm ups. The whole team wore purple shirts with different writing they made themselves in honor of Kobe and Gianna Bryants passing.

[Photo] Lady Barons basketball display Mamba Mentality in decisive win over rival Mater Dei

January 30, 2020
The boys varsity volleyball team practice in the BVH gym. In the back shows one of the posters saying, CRASH THE BOARDS, in bolded letters.

A boost of encouragement

December 5, 2019
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