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By MIRIAM YORDANOS Jill Green, PTSA member, REV Gridiron Booster Club board member and REV Wildcat football parent, speaks at the March 10 school board meeting. Green spoke about equity … Continue reading Redlands East Valley parents pressure school board for safer sports fields
By EMILY WALOS (infographic courtesy of Citrus Valley website) On February 28, students of all grades from Citrus Valley High School, eAcademy, Grove High School, Orangewood High School, Redlands East … Continue reading Redlands Unified School District plans to hold the multi-school Genesis dance
By AHLORA SMITH A half-stack of The Cookie Plug’s “phatties,” which is a collection of seven flavors of the customer’s choosing. (Ahlora Smith/Ethic Photos) Despite recent health and exercise crazes, … Continue reading A&E hangouts: The Cookie Plug swaggers its way into Redlands
By ETHAN DEWRI Citrus Valley’s first rally of the semester consists of exciting performances, lively games and uproarious laughs on Jan. 24, 2020 at Citrus Valley High. “Being a Pep … Continue reading Citrus Valley’s ‘greatest show’ rallies students into the new semester
Sophomore Carson Marich, assistant social commissioner, and sophomore Delila Davis, co-multicultural commissioner, assist in retrieving cans from each math classroom at Redlands East Valley High School on Thursday, Nov. 21, … Continue reading Wildcat math department crushes canned food drive, donates over two tons
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 MECCAYDA GREGARY At such a small school like Orangewood High School, the Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID) program has made a widespread, positive impact on students. AVID is a … Continue reading Opinion: AVID program makes a positive impact on Orangewood students
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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 AZRIEL OLMEDO Grammarly is a free-to-use website that was made to fix any document for proper grammar, punctuation and sentence structures. The site also gives better synonyms to use … Continue reading Premium Grammarly accounts offered to all RUSD students
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Featured image is from the Digital Journalism Telepresence class in December 2019, celebrating Digital Journalism being approved as a course that fulfills the UC/Cal State A-G Fine Art requirement. (Ethic … Continue reading Opinion: Why Digital Journalism?
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 Recently, at most Southern California beaches, people have noticed that the waves they are used to seeing year round have changed in appearance. They appear to be … Continue reading Bioluminescence on California coasts shocks local residences
By AZRIEL OLMEDO Photo made using FlamingText, a logo design and name generator (Azriel Olmedo / Ethic News). Note: The main source of evidence for this edition will come directly … Continue reading Friday fight night: Death Metal
By MAGGIE SNAVELY (Markus Spiske/ Pexels) Having to be isolated from the rest of the world can leave us with many conflicted feelings. Maybe you feel happy to stay home, … Continue reading Keeping a healthy mindset during quarantine
Editor’s column: Exploring endangered species Mia Delmonico is the REV Editor-In-Chief By MIA DELMONICO When most people think of polar bears an image of a large pearl white creature usually … Continue reading Column: Exploring endangered species-polar bears are on the brink of extinction
By AHLORA SMITH Superintendent of the Redlands Unified School District, Mauricio Arellano, released a statement on the evening of April 27 that recounts the steps that the district has taken … Continue reading News Brief: Redlands seniors to receive complimentary yearbooks
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
By LILIAN MOHR & MIA DELMONICO As millions of high school students across the world enter into a new phase of education during the pandemic that is solely reliant on … Continue reading Redlands students work to stay productive in their distance learning
By MAGGIE SNAVELY (Bongkarn Thanyakij / Pexels) School isn’t just a place for learning and academics. For some students, it is where they are allowed to express themselves, to laugh … Continue reading How to express creativity virtually
By AZRIEL OLMEDO In these troubling times, it is difficult to find an escape. Whether it’s the lack of human interaction, the switch to online learning or the overall tension … Continue reading Top ten entertainment series to watch while escaping the quarantine blues
By ALYSSA MARTIN Dreamworks’ 2007 computer-animated film, The Bee Movie, created a sweet media and commercial buzz about the bees. But 2020 has generated renewed attention about bees for reasons … Continue reading Infographic: Data points to decline of bees worldwide
