Serving others with kindness!//Senior Miya Walker is passionate about serving others and giving the people around her an opportunity! Because of her commitment to her school, clubs, and extracurricular activities, she is making the world a better place. Miya has been in a variety of clubs throughout her high school career such as: Key Club, National Honor Society, Home for Animals, Asian Student Alliance, and Filipino Club. Her great help around the school as well as particip

Shohei Ohtani on the Field//Getting ready for his at bat with the Dodgers, Ohtani practices his swings. Ohtani is hitting very well, showing his excellent talent, benefiting his team as well as the whole Major League Baseball (MLB) organization. (Photo Courtesy of Creative Commons). With baseball season coming to an end, there have been countless highlights to choose from. One of these highlights wasn’t just a play, but a player: Shohei Ohtani. Ohtani is originally from Oshu,

New Challenges//Graduating from Coronado High School, Allison Kleiner looks forward to what is ahead of her. Having had such an amazing high school experience, she can’t wait to get to college and see what it has in store for her. (Photo courtesy of Allison Kleiner) Meet Senior Allison Kleiner from the Class of 2026. She is a student-athlete whose high school years have been set to make a clear vision for her upcoming challenges. Allison didn’t just move through high school c

Visionary, Doer, and Altruist // Supporting all those around her and making strides in and outside of school, meet Rhea Govindaraj. This is a student who doesn’t just put her 100% into every assignment, but also 100% into being a leader for both her school and her community, and she doesn’t stop working hard until the job is done. (Photo by Jenai Atherall) One of the greatest parts about growing up is discovering who it is that you are. Some learn that they are driven or dedi

Widespread Happiness // Starting 14 years ago this year, the International Day of Happiness was established by the General Assembly of the United Nations. To this day, it seeks to highlight the progression of society year after year into not just a more tangible, but also an intangible developed global community. (Photo by Jenai Atherall) One of the most valuable parts of being human is the ability to feel, and arguably, one of the best emotions that comes to mind is happines

Go Ducks//Striving for success, Bailey Goldberg has always had ambition when it comes to softball. She finally got to make her dream come true, becoming a D1 committed athlete at her dream school. Over the years, Coronado’s athletic programs have continued to build a reputation for excellence, producing athletes who shine not only in competition but also in the classroom. Senior Bailey Goldberg embodies that tradition. She is a Division I commit to the University of Oregon–a

Out With Old // Cleaning for the spring season is a great way to refresh your home after a long winter. Organizing and getting rid of things you don’t need can help you feel more focused and ready for a new season. (Photo by McKenzie Smoot) As the weather gets warmer and the days spring forward, many students take the opportunity to refresh their rooms and routines. However, true spring cleaning is more than just wiping down desks or folding clothes; it’s about creating a spa

Stark differences//Walking in Las Vegas isn’t ideal in some places. When looking at the photo on the left, the utility pole in the middle of the sidewalk looks daunting, and the buildings aren’t as compact as they are in the photo on the right, but why? (Photo by Caleigh Burns) Research conducted as part of AP Research capstone project At the intersection of Charleston Boulevard and Bruce Street in East Las Vegas, there are no textured yellow tiles on the ramps leading up to

Student-Athlete Stardom // Graduating alongside the class of 2026, senior Julie Beckham will be greatly missed at Coronado. Whether it’s her athletic ability, leadership skills, or school involvement, students and faculty cannot wait to see what amazing things she will do after high school. (Photo Courtesy of Julie Beckham) Julie Beckham’s four years at Coronado High School were defined by leadership, commitment, and an unwavering passion for her community. Performing as a st

Striving for Success//Posing triumphantly, Senior Iris Elimelech shows off her dazzling gold trophy won in a speech and debate competition. Being part of the Speech and Debate Club here at Coronado High School, Elimelech had worked extremely hard by accomplishing everything from her grades to her recent competition, in which she showcased her skills of gathering information and writing her speech for the competition. One thing is for sure: her work has finally paid off. (Phot

Lace Up & Run // Putting in the work, senior Brooke-Lynn Miller, competed at the 5A State Championships, placing 3rd and 4th overall last year. While it is her last year running for Coronado, she is going to continue her passion for long-distance running in college. (Photo Courtesy of Mr. Walker-Wallis) Over the past four years of her high school career, Senior Brooke-Lynn Miller has been pushing herself with training to compete in many meets and getting a variety of medals,

New Beginnings//Itching to run off and start her big-girl life somewhere new and lusciously green, senior Summer Gilliam prepares for this next solo chapter. She is so excited to experience new things and meet a fresh batch of people. (Photo courtesy of Summer Gilliam) For senior Summer Gilliam, high school has been defined by her leadership roles, her admirable dedication, and her passion for both athletics and performing arts. As a two-year softball captain and theatre pres

Day of Love // Celebrating Valentine’s Day isn’t just for your romantic relationships. If you don’t have a partner to spend the holiday with, or even if you do, appreciating your friends and family can be just as fun and important. (Photo by Ashlin Chase) With Valentine’s Day quickly approaching, you may find yourself wondering what the point of celebrating is if you don’t have a partner. However, this heart-filled holiday isn’t just about enjoying your romantic partners, als

Over the years, Coronado’s AP Academy has built a reputation for academic rigor, intellect, and students who constantly push themselves far beyond the average classroom expectations. Senior Kameron Quinland represents this standard with drive and determination. Having taken 11 AP classes, he has embraced one of the most demanding academic paths that our school has to offer. He consistently shows how ambition and motivation can open doors to new opportunities. He plans on cont

Triple Threat//Looking at Avery Camacho, you might see just another student, but more than that, Camacho has put in an abundance of work in a variety of ways during her time at Coronado. Graduating this year, she has made strides in everything from academics, to clubs, to sports, being the epitome of accomplishment during her high school career. (Photo courtesy of Avery Camacho) Meet senior Avery Camacho in the graduating class of 2026. Avery Camacho was not simply here to gr

Student-Athlete Stardom // Graduating alongside the class of 2026, senior Julie Beckham will be greatly missed at Coronado. Whether it’s her athletic ability, leadership skills, or school involvement, students and faculty cannot wait to see what amazing things she will do after high school. (Photo Courtesy of Julie Beckham) Julie Beckham’s four years at Coronado High School were defined by leadership, commitment, and an unwavering passion for her community. Performing as a st

Picture this: you're 14 years old, standing in the gymnasium of the school you’re going to spend the next four years, surrounded by the bustle of other students, old and new. Poster boards for clubs and sports you’ve never heard of are in every corner as representatives from every table entice you to sign up for absolutely everything. This is a common occurrence for almost every freshman, and there is no doubt that high school is a time of stressful classes, juggling sports,

For most students, the day slows down once school ends. For seventeen-year-old Kendall Festa, it only picks up speed! Festa’s day officially begins at 7 a.m. when she heads to school knowing she won’t step back through her front door again for at least another twelve hours. Similar to many high school students, she spends her mornings bouncing from class to class, forced to think about the rest of her day’s schedule. The final bell brings a wave of relief to most as it signal

Tragic Temperatures // Using this chart, the dramatic rise of the global average temperature from 1850 to 2024 can be seen. As displayed, the temperatures are on a steep increase and do not seem to be slowing down at any rate, all due to the popular phenomenon: climate change. (Photo courtesy of Berkeley Earth) Just a month ago, students were eager to finish school and get on winter break, with many students excited to ski, sled, or snowboard. Although from the past till now,

People and Trends//Trying to fit in, people will do anything that they see online no matter what it is. Everyone wants to be liked and fit in with the “popular” groups  but what are the impacts of that? (Photo by Megan Meusy) In today's digital age, online trends have become a dominant force shaping the lives of teenagers. From viral challenges and dance crazes to fashion wardrobe and social media movements, these trends have a powerful influence on how teens interact with th