By Jose Cuevas-Quezada Staff Writer Jimmy Zuniga has decided to retire from his position as Executive Director of Everest Public High School; he will be replaced by Angel Barragan. Mr. Zuniga has led the school since 2019. “I’ve loved being principal but I always knew that I would only be principal for about 4 years since it is a very
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By Saul Hernandez Student Contributor The champions league is a European tournament that is played by the best teams in Europe. The tournament consists of a group stage then the winners go into a round of 16. From there they go to the quarter-finals and so on. Champions League: Modus Operandi to the Finals In order for teams to qualify
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Your Summit Weekly Briefing By Ashwath Vimal, Angela Hwang and Ethan Ignatovsky Staff Writers Disclaimer: Though the Weekly Briefings are no longer tagged in the Opinions section of Summit News and we try to remain as unbiased as possible, our opinions may show through in this article, especially in the “Actions” section. Summit: Read Staff Writer Diana Morales’s
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By Eastersun Digo Staff Editor REDWOOD CITY – SMC COVID cases soar and this raises worry about the safety of learners in Redwood City, San Mateo. Ever since the rigorous vaccination efforts of the San Mateo County Health Department (SMCH) began, the weekly mean of COVID cases in the county has gone down. However, this week, SMCH saw an
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By Evelyn Archibald and Judy Ly Editors-in-Chief Denali senior William Torborg said it is hard for most students to stay focused for long durations. He pointed out that as a student with ADHD, it is harder for him to maintain concentration in class. “It’s not like, the most fun to sit through four and a half hours of class
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By Molly Pigot and Karla Santana Staff Editors As the school year is coming to a close, Everest Public High School is in the full swing of Expeditions and has just held the Celebration of Learning. This is an annual event held to demonstrate what students have done in their Expeditions courses and to award students who have proved that
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By Molly Pigot Everest Editor-in-Chief Coming to Expeditions in the 2019-20 school year will be Botany, a brand new course that will be offered at Everest and Rainier. It will be taught by current College Readiness teacher, Jane Rieder. This course offers a new type of learning experience for students interested in plants and Life Sciences. Botany is the study
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By Jennifer Valencia Everest Editor-in-Chief Graduating high school is something every high schooler dreams of throughout the four years. The rigorous process students must go through in order to achieve the goal of graduating high school is a long one. Not only must students experience the confusion and emotional distress of experiencing high school, they must also grow up and
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By Molly Pigot Everest Editor in Chief In every high school, Prom is the event of the year. Often viewed as the “last hurrah” of the school year, students count down the days to this famed event, planning and prepping for months in hopes of crafting the perfect night. For many students, this includes getting the perfect dress, getting
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By Molly Pigot Everest Editor-in-Chief Promoting leadership among students is very important to the culture of Everest. Because of this, programs such as Student Government are promoted to students. This program, run by AP U.S. History teacher, Emmalee Austin, allows students to take initiative in their school and allows for them to plan events such as Community Night, Winter Formal
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