Allie Kuhns is a senior at Redlands eAcademy. This is her first year being a part of Ethic. As this is her first year at Redlands eAcademy, she has indulged herself with not only her studies but also school actives. In her free time, she enjoys the outdoors and spending time with family. After high school she is planning to attend Adams State University located in Colorado and pursuing a degree in social work.
Dorian Neighbors is a junior at Citrus Valley high School. She is on the debate team, with over 2 years of experience, and is currently the president as of her junior year. She has one older sister, Lindsay Neighbors, and two dogs. Dorian is interested in going into journalism in college in order to expose people to new parts of the world to tell a story from a new angle. Outside of school, she often reads and watches movies.
Annamarie Vigil is a senior at Citrus Valley High School. For her first year as part of the ETHIC news staff, she is open to write about anything. Outside of school, Annamarie enjoys babysitting and being involved with children. After high school, she looks forward to going to school and earning her associates and bachelors degree to become a pediatric nurse.
Madison Isaeff is a senior at Redlands eAcademy, and an editor-in-chief for Ethic News. She is also the president of eAcademy’s ASB, and a co-editor for yearbook production. Madison is a student digital artist and designer. Besides studying, she spends time working on designs for various school occasions, or digital paintings to expand her portfolio. In her free time, she enjoys photographing nature, sewing, reading, or spending time with family and friends. After high school, she hopes to pursue an artistic education and career during college to develop her passions and work with others.
Benjamin, or Ben, is a freshman at Redlands eAcademy. He spends most of his time working or playing video games. He took Yearbook at eAcademy in 8th grade, and is editor in freshman year. He has a couple of hobbies in music, and wants to become a lawyer in the future.
Parker Luitwieler is a senior at Redlands eAcademy who loves to write poems. He is the Vice President of Redlands eAcademy’s ASB, and is a part of yearbook. He likes coffee, dogs and photography. After graduation, Parker wants to major in Business at the University of Redlands.
Tatum Mapes is a freshman at Redlands East Valley High School. In her first year in Ethic News, she is willing to contribute to the program in any way possible. Outside of school she is involved in several extra activities including giving piano lessons, playing three instruments, participating in theater, and fulfilling responsibilities at home as a part of a large family. At REV, Tatum is involved in choir, badminton, as well the theater program on campus. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her family and watching The Office. As she becomes more equipped to high school life, she is looking forward to connecting with students and writing about topics they can relate to. After high school, she wishes to attend a rigorous college and help people.
Alex Plasencia is a senior at Citrus Valley High School and the editor of the Self and Style section. A hopeful Riverside Community College Sociology major, Alex thrives in English and History classes. She is excited to write for the fashion and opinion columns for her first year at ETHIC. She loves buying clothes, even to the extent of accidentally buying something twice. “My biggest inspiration is definitely my dad,” she says, “he taught me to be original and to be proud of it.”
Gabe Stanfield is a freshman at Citrus Valley High School and a staff photographer for ETHIC News. His goal for high school is to maintain good grades all four years. Gabe hopes join the soccer team and play on varsity at some point in his school career. At home, Gabe’s siblings are Matthew and Luke. When he is not at school, he enjoys hanging out with friends and playing soccer.
Zoë Myers is a senior at Citrus Valley High School. Not only is she the Editor-in-Chief of Ethic News, she is also the president of PossAbilities club, an organization that allies with and advocates for disabled students on the CV campus, an active participant in her school orchestra and a dancer in the Pacific Islanders club. ETHIC allows her to provide accurate and important information in order to educate the community so that students can reach out and give a voice to society’s voiceless. In the future, Myers wants to pursue international journalism or social work.
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