Mrs. Cenik, signs of a good teacher
Patricia Redaelly, News Reporter
January 21, 2020
When life knocks you down, you get back up. Mrs. Cenik feels this statement down to her very bones. Her students understand that she expects them to try their absolute best and push through their problems. In her classroom, she constantly tells her students who are unsure of their answers or work, to...
The most common resolutions among students
Angela Gutierrez, Performing Arts Reporter
January 16, 2020
Physical, spiritual and scholarly changes await in 2020. These three categories are what students on campus have primarily based their resolutions on. A new year calls for new goals and students have already figured out what ambitions they wish to accomplish. In a survey taken, consisting of 37 people,...
The effects of shootings on students’ psyches
Valerie Torres, News Editor
January 14, 2020
The rise of school shootings has given today's students an anxiety that previous generations have never felt before. This fear and anxiety becomes even more severe when constant shooter drills are damaging the psyches of the students as well. The debilitating anxiety some students may go through affects...
The effects of anime on teens
Patricia Redaelly, News Reporter
December 19, 2019
Anime and manga have become increasingly popular with American teens over the years, likely because Japanese anime broke the assumption that all cartoons are for kids. Just like music and movies, there are many genres to anime, and the most popular version is Shounen, shows focused on action. Shounen...
Xanax epidemic shakes Don Lugo
Patricia Redaelly, News Reporter
December 3, 2019
Last month, Reyana Arrendondo Tamayo overdosed in her first-period math class, and she hasn't been the only one. Xanax is a prescription drug, intended for use by people with panic and anxiety disorders, or anxiety caused by depression over the age of 18. Xanax has an age recommendation because it is...
BREAKING NEWS: LOCKDOWN AT DON LUGO HIGH SCHOOL
Valerie Torres, Anthony Winslow, Karly Ortiz, Saslaya Baca, and Edward Lillie
November 14, 2019
At 1:55 PM, Don Lugo High School was advised by the Chino Police Department to lock down due to activity south of the school, and lifted at 2:07 PM. Parents were notified through email, text messages, and phone calls by Principal Dr. Cabrera almost immediately after the lockdown took place. Chin...
“Week of the Dead”: get ready for a rally!
Valerie Torres, News Editor
November 5, 2019
It's a rally week at Don Lugo and Renaissance is working hard to create beautiful decorations for this week's theme, Dia De Los Muertos. Renaissance chose this theme because they didn't want to do anything that had already been done at a past rally and Dia De Los Muertos occurred on the 1st and 2nd...
Lugo is full of Halloween spirit!
Valerie Torres, News Editor
October 31, 2019
It's Halloween, and Don Lugo isn't short of spirit! If students look around campus they may see some of their favorite familiar faces of the Don Lugo staff dressed up for this Halloween. They're making sure to keep the spirit of Halloween high and genuinely enjoying the holiday as well! Our very own Activities Director, Mrs. Rigo-Witt was dressed as a Star Wars Jedi Kni...
Bill 328: the district’s point of view
Patricia Redaelly, News Reporter
October 29, 2019
Senate Bill 328 will prevent middle and high schools from starting classes until at least 8:30 am. This bill will be taken into effect on January 1, 2022 to allow the school's districts to have somewhat of a grace period. Allegedly, this choice was based on a sleep schedule study that stated teens are los...
PSA: eating disorders are affecting teenagers everywhere
Angela Gutierrez, Reporter
October 28, 2019
There is an epidemic taking a toll on people everywhere. It is widespread and affects their social, personal, and academic lives. Eating disorders have become a reoccurring issue discovered in people of all ages, but affect teenagers at an even higher rate. The outbreak has affected so many young...
Physics Club: Einsteins in training
Valerie Torres, News Editor
October 10, 2019
Don Lugo has always been a home for unique programs such as the agriculture and engineering academies, and the Physics club is one of them. The club president, Aiden Deming, was inspired to form the club so he could find like-minded people who have an interest in physics and who are open to have discussions...
Grad Fair is here!
Patricia Redaelly, News Reporter
October 4, 2019
Grad Fair is a senior event that is focused on giving the class of 2020 the opportunity to buy their graduation packages while prices are still low. On October 9, the students will be allowed to bring their parents to help them pick out their graduation items and get more information on other events....
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