La Quinta High School's student-run newspaper

Hawkview

La Quinta High School's student-run newspaper

Hawkview

La Quinta High School's student-run newspaper

Hawkview

I learned how to be more independent, said Samantha Guenther 21.

Humans of LQHS: Samantha Guenther credits family and friends in supporting her through life’s uphill battles

Ariah Hernandez, Reporter December 17, 2020

She is a student overcoming personal hardships and going above expectations. She is a student with a bright future ahead. She is Samantha Guenther ‘21, a senior at La Quinta High School, who has ambitions...

The happiest moment would be seeing my family genuinely happy, said Alyssa Lara 22.

Humans of LQHS: Alyssa Lara reminisces about family reunions and her ‘karaoking’ 80-year-old great aunt

Melissa Camarena, Reporter December 17, 2020

Alyssa Lara's happiest moments of her life have taken place when she is with her family, younger brother, mom, and dad. They encourage her to keep on going and to never give up—especially when it comes...

I hope my kids remember that you always stand up for yourself and to always be true to your values, said Frank Ceja.

Humans of LQHS: Frank Ceja opens up about family and fatherhood

Zoey Batres, A&E Editor December 17, 2020

From high school mischief to zipping around town on a motorcycle to breaking his bones and almost losing an eye, Frank Ceja has lived a full life—but importantly, as a dedicated father and husband.  Ceja...

I would say, hands down, it’s really a joy every day to come and teach,” said Dr. Bettyrae Easley.

Humans of LQHS: Thankful for community, Dr. Bettyrae Easley finds the ‘positive’ during distance learning

Miranda Muir, Editor-in-Chief December 17, 2020

On a sunny November afternoon, Dr. Bettyrae Easley took a trip to her local Vons clad in her mask and gloves to pick up groceries. Carrying her things to her car is a young man who greets her as if she’s...

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