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The choice of wearing a mask provides health benefits to both the individual and people around them. Its crucial for BVH students to follow COVID-19 protocols by wearing a mask.

Masks are a must

Nicole Macgaffey, Features Editor
February 23, 2022
Students of the zero period Speech, Communications and Theater class gather around Assistant Principal Esther Wise. The class was called to the Parent Center to take individual COVID-19 tests after a student tested positive.

SUHSD updates COVID-19 protocols in compliance with CDC guidelines amidst Omicron surge

Alexa Vazquez, Editor-at-large
February 10, 2022
SUHSD Board members present Resolution No. 4762 to attendees. SUHSD Superintendent Moisés Aguirre Ed.D takes the lead in the discussion, reviewing COVID cases and vaccine availability within the district.

“Are you ready to fill those classrooms in February?”

Stephanie Liang and Alexa Vazquez
January 3, 2022
After the concert, student’s absences result in failure to keep up with school work and as a result, grades drop dramatically. The exposure to developing COVID-19 increases as they attend the concert.

BVH students shouldn’t attend concerts during the COVID-19 pandemic

Elie Cajes, Features Copy Editor
November 1, 2021
Yearbook Advisor Gabriel Garcia prepares to take the senior panoramic atop an aerial lift. The students bellow were organized into the number 22 to represent their graduating class

A post pandemic senior panorama

Gabriella Bomjardim, Photographer
November 1, 2021
Bonita Vista High (BVH) 2021 Homecoming King, Frankie Javier and Homecoming Queen, Madison Bianes pose for the camera in front of the Color Guard. Standing at the end of the red carpet, Javier and Bianes were announced as the King and Queen at a football game.

Homecoming comes to students’ homes

Grace Na, Staff Writer
May 10, 2021
Junior Lourdes Castruita receives her first dose of the Pfizer Vaccine at the Grossmont Sharp Clinic. In the background other people wait to get their vaccines.

Give it a shot

Nadia Martinez, Podcast Manager
May 3, 2021
BVH students like juniors Samantha Bianes and Lulu Castruita, and sophomore Naftaly Illegas are looking forward to getting their driver’s license amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.

Red light, green light

Yealin Lee, Opinion Editor
April 17, 2021
Senior Kiana Peterson’s submission to the Congressional Art Award Ca 51st District, with Hon. Juan Varas. Peterson received first place in last year’s competition, with her work currently being displayed in the Cannon Tunnel of the U.S Capitol Building.

Art while we’re apart

Alexa Vazquez, News Editor
March 25, 2021
In a poll conducted by the Crusader on Feb. 8, out of 444 Bonita Vista High (BVH) students, 15.3 percent of students strongly agreed that they’ve spent more time playing video games due to distance learning. However, another 20.1 percent of students strongly disagreed that they spent more time playing video games due to distance learning.

Ready player one?

Carina Muniz, Editor at Large
March 23, 2021
Junior Isabella Scarda participated in the #USvsHate art competition, creating anti-hate messages through different mediums of art. Scarda wanted to create a drawing to spread awareness about the rising hate crimes against Asian Americans caused by the pandemic.

BVH artists pick up the pen amidst the pandemic

Pablo Dollero, Copy Editor
March 22, 2021
Ep. 9 How do you express yourself through fashion in the pandemic?

Ep. 9 How do you express yourself through fashion in the pandemic?

Nadia Martinez and Nicole Macgaffey
March 21, 2021
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