Things to look forward to after quarantine
Story by Emily Broyles, Staff Writer
May 3, 2020
As everyone knows students, teachers, parents and everyone else are currently stuck in quarantine. It’s a hard time and I’m sure most people, just like me, are getting tired of being so limited on what we can do. But I do know that it helps me to think about all the fun we’ll be able to have onc...
If SDA was a song
Story by Sydney Randolph, Staff Writer
April 30, 2020
We all know that the student body of SDA is brought together by music. It brings a sense of unity to campus, and is a significant part of all of our lives. So, if SDA was a song itself, what song would it be? Senior Shawlin Tucker thinks that it should be, “Sweet Caroline [by Neil Diamond] for sure...
Eating Local During a Global Pandemic
Story by Brenna Sullivan, Staff Writer
April 23, 2020
Over the past month, we’ve watched our communities almost entirely shut down as the world finds itself in unprecedented times. Our schools, beaches, parks, stores, as well as nearly all other public areas and functions are no longer accessible, and as a result, our daily lives and schedules have been u...
Getting to Know Mr. Brice
Story by Olivia Lyons, Business Manager
April 17, 2020
Sitting down for a chat with Mr. Brice, just in case you were missing him in quarantine. Math teacher Paul Brice is a legend on campus. Known for his deadpan deliveries and vague threats involving some duct tape and a tree, there is some air of mystery shrouding him. Here is what I cou...
The Democrats’ Nominee: Joe Biden
Story by Jenna Wilson-Levin, Staff Writer
April 15, 2020
After Bernie Sanders suspended his campaign on April 8th, former Vice President Joe Biden was the last man standing in the race for the Democratic nomination. Biden is, therefore, the presumptive nominee of the Democratic Party. While Biden has been involved in politics for almost fifty years, there i...
What to do and what NOT to do over quarantine break
Story by Juan Aragon, Lindsey Hollandsworth, and Brenna Sullivan
March 17, 2020
You’re only a student during the COVID-19 pandemic once, so here’s an overview of things you could do when you get bored over the two week break from school. Cup Pong will only get you so far. FaceTime party with friends You truly can do anything online, including watching Netflix, having ...
SDAs first dance ensemble performs
Story by Rithika Vighne, Staff Writer
February 11, 2020
On Friday Feb. 7, San Dieguito Academy’s first dance ensemble performed two contemporary shows at 4:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. in the Clayton E. Liggett Theatre to showcase a blend of dance styles, celebrate graduating seniors, and raise money for their growing club. During this 35 minute show, students perform...
The Encinitas Street fair had it all
Story by Kylie Schwartz, Features Editor
December 4, 2019
NOVEMBER 24-- The Encinitas Street Fair was in full swing last Sunday and the 101 was packed. The sky was clear and the sun was shining, but a cool breeze still blew through the crowds. Parents with young kids, groups of teenagers browsing the booths, and countless tourists milled through the streets...
SDA bands compete in Battle of the Bands
Story by Devlin Ott, Online Editor/ Photo Editor
November 23, 2019
San Dieguito Academy students, staff, friends, and family all gathered in Venture Church last night to see annual Battle of the Bands finals. Students showcased their talents through original songs and covers, while entertaining the crowd. The top five bands of the lunch-time performances the past few weeks...
SDA brings Día de los Muertos to the students
Story by Ava Deluca, Staff Writer
November 1, 2019
San Dieguito Academy students had the opportunity to immerse themselves in traditional Mexican culture during a Día de los Muertos festival taking place during homeroom and lunch. In front of the Arts and Humanities quad, students could be seen checking out colorful ofrendas, taking in the chalk art, or hav...
SDA gets spooky
Story by Sydney Randolph, Staff Writer
October 31, 2019
It’s Halloween at San Dieguito Academy, and students sure helped add to the festivities. Costumes, candy, and celebrations spread through the classrooms, providing a festive vibe in classrooms. Bita Joulapour, freshman, spoke about some of her favorite ways to spend Halloween. “Sometimes I jus...
PALs listens
Story by Tegan Schlosser, Staff Writer
October 21, 2019
PALs-- lots of people on campus utilize their services, want to be one, or have heard of them, and yet many know nothing about what they do. The Peer Assistant Listeners of SDA are High school students who act as SDA's mini therapists and probably have the kindest souls in the school...