In 2004, Miguel was signed by Black Ice, an independent record label. He released his first album, “Young & Free,” in 2006. Black Ice did not release the entire album and only released one single,...
The long-awaited experience of finally seeing Queen B performing at Coachella is slowly coming to a close. Due to her pregnancy last year, she had to pull out of the festival last minute – crushing all...
On Friday, Feb. 23, the husband and wife duo, American politician Gabrielle Giffords and former NASA astronaut Mark Kelly, were the featured speakers at the Youth Town Hall event at the Renaissance Esmeralda....
Katie Arias, Photo Editor/ News Editor
♦ April 18, 2018
“We’re not trying to disrupt education,” said Angie Soria ‘19. “We’re trying to protect it.”
On March 14, students from La Quinta High voluntarily participated in a nationwide protest...
On Saturday, March 10, the annual LGBT Rainbow Youth Summit took place at the Desert Sands Unified School District. The event was not hard to spot, as two inflatable rainbows and a rainbow door led attendees...
ICTA, or Information and Communications Technology Academy, was initiated three years ago by Mr. Snell, who explained that ICTA aims to “provide students with a leg up in obtaining a job with the ICT...
Thea Spisz, Reporter & Illustrator
♦ April 17, 2018
On Wednesday, Feb. 28, La Quinta High School had it first lockdown drill of the year during the passing period before third period. With the recent school shooting in Marjory Stoneman Douglas High in Parkland,...
After months of constant voting on the adoption of a new English textbook for grades 6-12, the winner became the online application known as StudySync. The application features a library of over 1,200...
La Quinta High School’s Future Teachers Club celebrated Read Across America on March 2 by reading to students at Amelia Earhart Elementary.
“Read Across America is a day to encourage parents to...
The million dollar question in education has always been, “What is the best way to teach?” This year, an idea that floated around La Quinta High School was modifying the bell schedule to include seven...
The La Quinta Arts Festival was held from March 1-4 at the La Quinta Civic Center campus. There were a plethora of different art styles made up of anything from paint and paper to wax and wire.
Most...
La Quinta High School’s Future Teachers Club celebrated Read Across America on March 2 by reading to students at Amelia Earhart Elementary.
“Read Across America is a day to encourage...
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