California Department of Education policy states that students need a minimum GPA of 2.0 and be on track to graduate in order to participate in school sports and all other extracurricular and co-curricular activities. However, most students are not […]
Tutorial schedule modified
San Marin’s second tutorial was held on October 23 and 24 and showed improvement from its first, but students and staff believe that changes still need to be made. The tutorial schedule, […]
Students evaluate impacts of technology
Teenagers spend an average of nine hours a day looking at computer, phone or TV screens. This is equivalent to spending 126 out of the 365 days of a year staring at […]
Administration hopes to clarify vaping policy
By Pricila Flores and Zoe Null Look in any remotely secluded place on campus and the $22 billion vaping industry’s effect on San Marin becomes apparent. The continuous wave of illegal usage […]
Students and staff reflect on shooting preparedness
Students come to school sleep-deprived, stressed about homework and bored. But are students also fearful for their safety on campus? “In today’s world, I have heard people refer to us as the […]
New staff on campus introduce themselves
Ariel Beauhaire Speech and Language Beauhaire loves her job and working with as many students as she can to try to help them. When Beauhaire was in high school, she played softball […]
SM combats mental illness stigma
This school year, San Marin administration hired a special education psychologist and has begun promoting efforts to better educate students on mental health. Mental health has always been a […]
