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Dr. Kelly May-Vollmar will assume her new role as DSUSDs superintendent on July 1.
Desert Sands Unified names Dr. Kelly May-Vollmar as new superintendent
Lilli Koch, Reporter ♦ June 1, 2022
A screenshot of DSUSDs COVID-19 Dashboard as of Monday, May 23, 2022.
Students reflect on the lifted mask mandate
Isaa Villicana, Reporter ♦ May 23, 2022
Nicklen and Mittermeier translate nature into photographs
Nicklen and Mittermeier translate nature into photographs
Kayleigh Carstairs, Assistant Multimedia Editor ♦ May 23, 2022
A tour of La Quinta High School on Fri., April 2, 2021 during the first week of the hybrid learning model.
January absences hit a district-wide total of 98,333; COVID-19 related
Isaa Villicana and Leila Terrazas ♦ April 6, 2022
Students reflect on quarantines caused by COVID-19
Students reflect on quarantines caused by COVID-19
Keeley Jibben, Reporter ♦ April 5, 2022
Features
Recognizing the 50th anniversary of Title IX and its impact
Recognizing the 50th anniversary of Title IX and its impact
Leilani Cruz and Amaya De Lara ♦ June 23, 2022
Long-term substitute makes long-term impact
Long-term substitute makes long-term impact
Enrique Beltran, Reporter ♦ June 3, 2022
Meacham breaks down politics through heartfelt speech
Meacham breaks down politics through heartfelt speech
Alexa Galvez, Arts and Entertainment Editor ♦ June 1, 2022
Kaitlin Gannaway 22 uses her laptop in class.
How has social media changed?
Miranda Muir, Editor-in-Chief ♦ June 1, 2022
Viviana Sanchez is the long-term sub for math while Yoo is out on maternity leave.
From student-teacher to long-term sub: Viviana Sanchez is on her way
Mildred Flores, Reporter ♦ May 31, 2022
Arts & Entertainment
The Batman exceeds expectations
'The Batman' exceeds expectations
Christian Romero, Reporter ♦ May 27, 2022
What makes Clash Royale addicting?
What makes Clash Royale addicting?
Travis Gerald, Reporter ♦ May 26, 2022
How public opinion on video games movies has changed
How public opinion on video games movies has changed
Daesha Lizama, Reporter ♦ May 23, 2022
Main characters of the play gather as their blackmail is exposed to the rest of the group.
Here's a look at LQHS' last play of the year: 'Clue'
Blaze Hinojosa, Reporter ♦ May 18, 2022
Happy Tea Cafe is a new bubble tea shop on Hwy 111.
New local bubble tea shop opens in LQ: Happy Tea Cafe
Rebecca Salinas, Reporter ♦ May 17, 2022
Sports
A wrestler smiles during a practice dual with a friend on Feb. 11.
The brutal, competitive and fun moments of girls' wrestling
Raisa Vianey Guerrero Cardenas, Reporter ♦ April 4, 2022
Hailey Printz 22 shoots for the La Quinta High girls soccer team against Rancho Mirage.
Kickin' it with the Blackhawks
Calvin Miller, Reporter ♦ March 21, 2022
Varsity wrestler Sereena Baca 23.
La Quinta High wrestling makes a comeback
Blaze Hinojosa, Reporter ♦ March 18, 2022
Malachi Murrell
Malachi Murrell: Basketball star takes the next step
Leila Terrazas, Reporter ♦ January 11, 2022
Ethan Ramos 22 is the captain of the boys water polo team.
Where's the support for water polo?
Thomas Brellis, Multimedia Editor ♦ December 17, 2021
Opinion
Albums by popular artists in different decades.
Music through the decades
Alexus Hernandez, Reporter ♦ May 31, 2022
Mays Whats Up With?
May's What's Up With?
Lexi Noguera, Editor-in-Chief ♦ May 24, 2022
How public opinion on video games movies has changed
How public opinion on video games movies has changed
Daesha Lizama, Reporter ♦ May 23, 2022
Happy Tea Cafe is a new bubble tea shop on Hwy 111.
New local bubble tea shop opens in LQ: Happy Tea Cafe
Rebecca Salinas, Reporter ♦ May 17, 2022
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