People teetering around on stilts, pottery demonstrations, live music, and of course Culinary Art’s tasty ice cream sandwhiches, all created the eclectic, creative envioroment that conveyed the artistic...
San Dieguito Academy and much of the community surrounding it experienced a short power outage today due to Santa Ana winds.
The power went out right at the start of homeroom and came back on toward...
A fire in the metal shop caused second period classes to be interrupted Wednesday, Jan. 14.
According to metals teacher Jason Berend, there was a “small fire” in the metal shop’s foundry, which...
By Elise Echeverria, Editor In Chief/News Editor January 12, 2015
Families, skaters, sports teams, dog owners, and many more Encinitas residents flocked to the grand opening of the Encinitas Community Park for the four hour extravaganza Saturday, Jan. 10.
The park...
By Elise Echeverria, Editor in Chief/News Editor November 20, 2014
As of 2:45 p.m. today, Torrey Pines High School reported that they lockdown were no longer in lockdown.
Torrey Pines High School was placed in lockdown at 10:30 this morning after receiving an anonymous...
By Elise Echeverria, Editor in Chief/News Editor November 6, 2014
Challenger Maureen Muir and incumbents John Salazar and Amy Herman were elected to the San Dieguito Union High School District School Board.
Muir, the only challenger to be elected onto the school board,...
By Elise Echeverria, Editor In Chief/News Editor October 17, 2014
Here are some additional viewpoints of the SDUHSD school board candidates that were featured in the October issue of the Mustang. They weigh in on Common Core and other public concerns they heard about...
One-hundred and seventy-eight SDA hopefuls were wait-listed this month when San Dieguito Union High School District released online the results of the lotteries that occurred for San Dieguito Academy and...
Claire Brady
Can you describe your rock climbing? How often do you do it for? Where do you do it?
I rock climb at minimum twice a week, but usually more. I have had weeks were I climb every single...
It’s that time of year! A time categorized by anxiety, fear, and determination. It’s time for on- edge seniors to be constantly glancing over their shoulders, incessantly questioning their friends’...
The Old Globe’s production of “Bethany” instantly immerses the audience in a scene that might not typically be brought to mind when thinking of theater: A business woman and a homeless...
Last night at Art Fest, students and people who attended were given the opportunity to contribute to an “in-progress” sculpture collaboration. Once completed, the studio art class hopes to move the...
Students from SDA’s international cuisine class were victorious this month, placing second out of 12 at the Teen Master Chef Competition.
The team of four, seniors Ty Gibson, Aaron Steger, Sam Fierro,...
The idea to implement four-year baccalaureate programs at community colleges was first proposed a few years back but was not passed when it went to the state legislature. The California Community Colleges...
Festive, jubilant, Austrian music blares over the PAC speakers as a group of Austrian students and a few SDA students take the stage for a traditional folk dance. Some of the boys clad in lederhosen and...
Despite its misleading previews, displaying an all-star cast, cute love scenes, and cheesy jokes, “The Big Wedding” is not your typical rom-com. So moviegoers beware: if you’re looking for a few...
