Category: Features

By EMILY WALOS, BELLA ESPINOZA With the 2020 United States election coming to a close, it is important to remember that in the end we are all Americans, no matter … Continue reading What does it mean to be American?

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By LILIAN MOHR As the Redlands Unified School District decides to finish the 2019-2020 academic school year through distance learning and close its campus until the fall semester begins, the … Continue reading East Valley’s new ASB Executive President plans for the upcoming school year

By AALEYAH WINSLOW Lorraine Booth: “It feels so surreal. Maybe I’m being melodramatic, but it feels like my four years were a waste. No prom, no graduation… It’s a series … Continue reading East Valley high school seniors respond to the sudden end of their year

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By KAT SUTOW Quade Bielinski, a junior at Citrus Valley, tries to make others feel at home on campus with his positive attitude on Mar. 3, 2020 at Citrus Valley … Continue reading Quade Bielinski spreads positivity at Citrus Valley

By ELLA FITZPATRICK Isabelle Ingebrigtsen is a foreign exchange student from Norway. She was Redlands East Valley’s cross-country manager last semester and plans to be a manager for track as … Continue reading New foreign exchange student explores American high school culture

By AALEYAH WINSLOW Everyday Norma Nuno works with several students helping them prepare for their careers and take necessary steps to ensure success. Nuno works with the Regional Occupational Program … Continue reading Q&A: Redlands Career Readiness Specialist discusses goals for program

By AVALON SALVADORE and KAT SUTOW “I like to think the best way to own a business is to lead by example.” Gerrards Market on W. Cypress Ave in Redlands … Continue reading Gerrards Market opens its doors to every Redlands family

By JOSEPH QUESADA The Redlands Unified School District offers resources and encouragement to staff, students, parents and community members to ensure the safety and wellbeing of students. Similar flyers and … Continue reading Moreno Valley tragedy prompts district reflection on disciplinary procedures

By MAURICIO PLIEGO Even before receiving his position at Redlands East Valley High School, Rick Batres has always had some kind of involvement with the school, particularly through the family … Continue reading Redlands East Valley’s new assistant principal advises perseverance to all students

By JOSEPH QUESADA Assistant Principal J.J. Martinez works hard to ensure many facilities run smoothly at Citrus Valley. (Joseph Quesada / Ethic Photo) The 2019-2020 school year marks J.J. Martinez’s … Continue reading Citrus Valley’s newest administrator, J.J. Martinez, is excited about his position as assistant principal

By CHRISTINA ANDRONESCU Studies have shown that diversity in schools not only better prepares students for an increasingly diverse society and global economy, but it also improves cognitive skills, such … Continue reading Black Student Union and Asian Student Union at Citrus Valley emphasize inclusivity and empowerment

By GABRIELLA GODINEZ Deborah Severo is Orangewood High School’s new Career Center teacher.  Prior to working for Redlands Unified School District she worked for what is now known as Accenture, … Continue reading Severo joins Orangewood High School staff as new career center teacher

By GABRIELLA GODINEZ  Melissa Negrette is the new office manager at Orangewood High School. She worked at Citrus Valley High School for seven years as an administration manager. Before that … Continue reading Negrette begins new school year as office manager at Orangewood High School

By LILIAN MOHR and ALISON BRADSHAW Students at Redlands East Valley High School share thoughts on the 2018-19 school year.

by JOSEPH QUESADA Kari Hill, Citrus Valley’s career center coordinator, is nearing the end of her first year in her new position. Towards the beginning of the first semester, she … Continue reading Hill reflects on her first year in Citrus Valley’s Career Center

By EMILY WALOS What’s the most confusing thing in the world? Is it why you got that B in your favorite class? That problem you had on your math homework? … Continue reading Exploring Citrus Valley’s infamous E-building

By KAITLYN SUTOW You may have heard that businesses take a lot of work. However, do you know how much effort is really put into them? Fujii’s Gourmet is just … Continue reading Fujii’s Gourmet works towards becoming an established business in the Redlands community

By KAITLYN SUTOW Carl Keiser is a well-known substitute teacher in the Redlands School District and has a great reputation with both students and teachers. He has subbed in the … Continue reading Keiser positively impacts Citrus Valley High School students

By ELLA FITZPATRICK As a young adult, it is always difficult to decide what career to pursue. Choosing to be a teacher might not always be a young adult’s first … Continue reading Redlands East Valley French teacher explores French culture with students

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 … Continue reading Citrus Valley’s Perez aspires to be the best teacher he can

By ELLA FITZPATRICK Over the course of 2018, Ethic published over 200 articles or multimedia pieces. The most popular, according to statistics of most views, are below. Titles are listed … Continue reading Top 18 most viewed Ethic articles of 2018

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By MIA DELMONICO “Dedicated, fun, and loving” are all words that describe an accomplished man that has begun a new career path at Redlands East Valley High School. Ronald Kroetz, … Continue reading New Redlands East Valley assistant principal Kroetz takes a shot

By LILIAN MOHR Throughout the world’s history, people have been getting their education in other towns, other cities, or even other countries. Famous intellectuals, including the likes of Aristotle, even … Continue reading Redlands East Valley teacher Celano promotes cultural exchange

By MAGGIE SNAVELY Oct. 2, 2018 is National Custodial Workers Day. This day deserves an acknowledgment of all of the hard-working adults that keep our campus looking nice and clean every … Continue reading Shout out to National Custodial Workers Day

By MIRIAM YORDANOS At Redlands East Valley High School a new community-service based club called Package of Hope, also known as PACKS, has been formed  to create and deliver care … Continue reading New club changes lives, one package at a time