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Kailyn Anaya voting YES. One of many yeses but just as important as every other. Every vote counts because if one person decides not to speak their voice, what makes it seem like hundreds of others will decide to do the same.

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The attention of the students were captured. Wondering what these might be, students gathered in groups to see what the posters were saying and why they were saturated in the quad. Something sparked their interest, but it was enough to get them to vote YES or NO

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Aiden Deming explaining to classmate and peer, Natalia Reyes the meaning of this red, yellow, and green shaded map. Being the biggest poster in the quad is bound to catch someones eye.

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Your voice matters. When the school gives you a chance to voice your opinion might as well use to it to make a difference. That YES or NO may be the tie breaker to a very controversial topic.

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Before the game starts you can feel the energy surging through the air. Theres a buzz up and down and all throughout the stands. Its only the beginning.

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Don Lugo student Victoria Arreola thrilled watching the intensity this game is sparking and only in the second quarter.

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VICTORY! Four years of four wins in a row. The Conquistadores couldnt be more ecstatic about winning Chino in this rivalry. Students, players, parents and even alumni are celebrating the Milk Can win.

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Gary Garcia star running back of the Varsity Football Team focuses on the importance of this game. His stance and attention is all concentrated on this game and nothing else.

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Full Of Spirit. Five conquistadors show their school spirit for the biggest event of the year by writing out Lugo! across their chest. The passion is bursting out of these students.

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The Conquistadores bursting through the flag to get the crowd fired up to get ready for a night theyll never forget.

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The Milk Can. The prized possession Don Lugo wants to keep and Chino wants to take home. They fight heard for four quarters to determine which rival earns the trophy.

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Don Lugo Varsity Captains are seen here calling the infamous coin toss. They decide to either start the kick off or pick which side they want to start on first. Its what raises the tension in the biggest game of the year.

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Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, CVUSD has implemented new policies to slow the spread of the virus.

[Photo] CVUSD implements new policies to stop the spread of COVID-19

March 15, 2020
In between passing period, junior JoJo Galindo looks for a snack to take to class. As an athlete thats here all day, I like that I can grab a quick snack if I want to, Galindo said.

[Photo] Opinion: The vending machines need to go...Yes, all of them

March 6, 2020
Students take advantage when using the hall pass to go get snacks in the vending machine during their class time when they say

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Informing students the ways you can tell if yourself or others have anxiety.

[Photo] 80% of students who need mental health care do not receive it

March 2, 2020
Higher education in Chaffey College

Higher education in Chaffey College

Saslaya Baca, Photographer
March 3, 2020
Ready, set, write!

Ready, set, write!

Saslaya Baca, Photographer
February 26, 2020
Congratulations Dr. Cabrera!

Congratulations Dr. Cabrera!

Saslaya Baca, Photographer
February 14, 2020
First supermoon of 2020

First supermoon of 2020

Saslaya Baca, Photographer
February 11, 2020
Fresh February breeze

Fresh February breeze

Saslaya Baca, Photographer
February 6, 2020
Behind the freedom of press

Behind the freedom of press

Saslaya Baca, Photographer
January 30, 2020
This poster, among the many plastered around campus; all had supervising reporters to explain in further depth what the question was proposing. Once students fully understood the meaning of the question, they were handed a sticker to voice their opinion with the choices yes or no.

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On January 29, Don Lugo students all around campus had a chance to divert their attention to Student Press Freedom Day because of the controversial issues posted all around the quad. This student is proudly voting yes for the topic Should graffiti be considered art? This event was a remarkable opportunity for students and staff to have their voices be heard.

[Photo] Lugo celebrates first annual Student Press Freedom Day

January 30, 2020
For Student Freedom Press Day, Quest News reporters decided to bring the right of a free press awareness to the Don Lugo campus so students would see how fortunate they are to live in one of the very few countries that gives them freedom of speech. Pictured here is Tech Reporter, Aiden Deming who explained to students the maps colored countries of a free press and which countries are not free, partially free, and completely free.

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Kobes passing hit Don Lugos students as hard as it hit the rest of the world. The monday after his passing students came to school wearing their favorite Laker memorablia. Don Lugo was a sea of purple and gold.

[Photo] Remembering Kobe Bryant: Impact of ’24’ on student athletes

Diego Cruz, Karly Ortiz, Gary Garcia, and Branden Garcia
January 28, 2020
The traditional classroom environment is something that has been void from students lives for over a year as the pandemic swept through America.

[Photo] School during a pandemic; the reality of online high school

March 21, 2021
The winter rally is gonna be sweet!

The winter rally is gonna be sweet!

Saslaya Baca, photographer
January 17, 2020
Chairs stacked in front of a classroom door as to mimic preparations during a lockdown. One second I will be taking notes, and the next, praying that I might see my family again.-Maya Salazar

[Photo] The effects of shootings on students’ psyches

Valerie Torres, News Editor
January 14, 2020
Christmas Classroom A+

Christmas Classroom A+

Saslaya Baca, Photographer
December 17, 2019
The Robotics Teams practice room where they let their robots roam free in the course while they practice for their tournaments. Photo courtesy of Saslaya Baca.

[Photo] Robotics Club wins their tournament

December 9, 2019
Its the most colorful time of the year

It’s the most colorful time of the year

Saslaya Baca, Photographer
December 10, 2019
A rainy day for everyone except girls varsity soccer

A rainy day for everyone except girl’s varsity soccer

Saslaya Baca, Photographer
December 5, 2019
Phones showing the apps that are used to communicate between students about homework and reminders.

[Photo] Study says phones are a useful learning tool

December 4, 2019
News Editor, Valerie Torres (20)

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Broadcast/Podcast Producer, Edward Lillie (20)

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Technology Columnist, Aiden Deming (22)

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Sports Reporter/Podcast Personality, Gary Garcia (21)

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Sports Editor, Diego Cruz (22)

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The nurses office is always open to kids in need of help or are just going through a rough patch. The nurses understand there is a lot to manage and encourage you to come in if you need more support.

[Photo] Xanax epidemic shakes Don Lugo

December 3, 2019
Varsity Girl basketball athlete, Shawnae Harris has jersey retired on the wall of Don Lugos gym. She was one of our best defenders and was very aggressive. -Eric Highstreet

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The first snow falls are dropping in the San Bernardino Mountains. As winter approaches and the temperature drops the mountains are getting their first layers of snow. These mountains go through an icy transition that is beloved by the entire city. A fellow student, Abby Garcia bubbled “It’s beautiful seeing the seasons change. I feel at peace”

Winter is coming

Saslaya Baca, Photographer
November 21, 2019
Heavy police response to a situation at the WaBa Grill on Edison Ave 4110. Roads leading into the shopping center were blocked. Photographer: Edward Lillie

BREAKING NEWS: LOCKDOWN AT DON LUGO HIGH SCHOOL

Valerie Torres, Anthony Winslow, Karly Ortiz, Saslaya Baca, and Edward Lillie
November 14, 2019
Announcement by Chino PD about an armed suspect in the Chino Spectrum Marketplace.

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Announcement by Chino PD about an armed suspect in the Chino Spectrum.

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Lugo football team running through banner to begin game against Chino High. The energy is wild, the fans are going to play a big factor in this game. -Mackenzie Aguilera

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Don Lugo football captains during coin toss before game. It was just a strong effort from us out there. -Coach Gano

[Photo] Varsity Football's miracle comeback

November 8, 2019
English teacher Mr. Swift assisting a student with their work in class. Photographer: Saslaya Baca

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Physics project in Mr.Woods classroom. Photo Courtesy of Saslaya Baca.

[Photo] Physics Club: Einsteins in training

October 10, 2019
Students are collaborating in Mrs. K’s class, ensuring theirs questions are answered. Although this is important, a vital part of liking math is having a positive teacher. According to Oxford Learning, “ If a teacher is excited and positive about math, the students will be as well. But if educators are negative about it, it can have the opposite effect.”

[Photo] The simple solution to passing math

October 4, 2019
Photo courtesy of Don Lugo Football.

Football’s bye-week: getting ready for league

Saslaya Baca, Reporter
September 19, 2019
PBIS task force meet to discuss.

[Photo] Don Lugo high school; PBIS bronze award winners

September 12, 2019
Keep Your Job With A Work Permit

Keep Your Job With A Work Permit

Saslaya Baca, Reporter
August 29, 2019
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