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Ethic News
News publication for high schools of Redlands Unified School District and the community.
A ban on transgender troops may change career choices for graduating students
By KAITLYN SUTOW The Supreme Court allowed the ban on transgender military members to go into effect on Tuesday, Jan. 22. While there is no timeline of when the Supreme Court will make a final decision on the constitutionality of the ban itself, graduating seniors may start feeling […]
There and back again: A Magister’s tale
By CHRISTIAN MORRISON Before reading this article, it is important to note some key things. First and foremost, the two adventures listed in this article occurred a year apart. The interview with Steven Cruikshank in Adventure one happened in 2018; this was when he was in his first […]
Citrus Valley girls basketball clashes with Cajon at home
By ETHAN DEWRI and BRANDON SAGLAM Citrus Valley Blackhawks girls varsity basketball team would face the Cajon Cowboys in a conference matchup last Thursday. The Blackhawks were coming into the game with a 2-5 league record hoping to add a win, whereas, the Cowboys where looking to continue […]
News Brief: Redlands student scholarship deadline soon to come
By EMILY BLOMQUIST The Redlands Scholarship Foundation is a local non-profit organization that supports Redlands Unified School District students by giving them the opportunity to earn scholarships. Seniors fill out applications in the last two weeks of January during their second semester. Seniors find out if they got […]
Opinion: A gap year gives students deeper world perspectives
By MIRIAM YORDANOS With the constant looming question of “What do you want to be in the future?” teenagers are facing more pressure than ever to find a major or profession to settle down with as they apply to colleges. In the month of January, many seniors are […]
Video: Interview with Citrus Valley cheer co-captain
Los Angeles teachers strike for improvements among schools
By EMILY WALOS For many students, whenever they see a substitute in a class they automatically get excited because a door of opportunity opens for the day, whether it is to switch names or seats with friends. However, for students in the Los Angeles Unified School district, walking […]
Citrus Valley’s Perez aspires to be the best teacher he can
By RICARDO RAMOS Alan Perez was a late bloomer when it came to deciding to become a teacher. He wanted to go directly into working as a truck driver his senior year, but his Spanish teacher motivated him to push himself, compelling Perez to apply for college. Perez’s […]
News Brief: Redlands Emergency Services Academy offers seniors potential career experience
By EMILY BLOMQUIST The Annual Redlands Emergency Services Academy is offering career experience to the senior class. For those who are interested in a career in firefighting, law enforcement or emergency medical services, there is an informational meeting being held on Jan. 31 in Citrus Valley’s Career Center […]
