Athletic Director Mike Lofberg goes into detail on Summit sports reopening
By Lia Bhas Prep Staff Editor Featured image at the top of the page: PHOTO CREDIT: Foreverlawn.com
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Husky News: New Socializing Block Introduced to Prep
By Lia Bhas, Jovani Contreras and Giselle Sanchez Prep Staff Editors Featured image at the top of the page: PHOTO CREDIT: Jovani Contreras
Read moreHusky News: Students react to Prep reopening plans
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Read moreTexas snowstorms and frigid temperatures handicap the Lone Star State
By Jovani Alejandro Contreras Prep Editor-in-Chief The Lone Star state is known for its hot temperatures and dry climate but on Monday morning Texans turned up their heaters after the state reached single-digit temperatures. The massive snowstorm, Winter Storm Uri, hit Texas on Saturday, Feb. 13, bringing snow and ice from coast-to-coast. The frigid temperatures caused the Texas independent power
Read moreHusky News: Prep students prepare for college fair and so much more
By Lia Bhas, Jovani Contreras, Rosie Esteverena and Giselle Sanchez Prep Staff Editors Featured image at the top of the page: PHOTO CREDIT: Stacie Chan for Patch.com
Read moreSummit Prep community bids farewell to current administrators
By Eliza Insley and Jon Garvin Editors-in-Chief On Thursday, April 23, the current Summit Prep administration announced changes for the 2020-21 school year. Current Executive Director Caitlin Reilly and Deans of Culture Michael Green and Akanksha Wu announced that they are departing from the Husky family. Current Modern World 1 and 2 teachers Mary-Beth Thompson and David Tellez are taking
Read moreVice Chair of the Parks and Rec. Commission discusses homelessness in California
By Jovani Contreras Staff Writer The homeless population in California has been growing at alarming rates in recent years; the last official count found over 150,000 California citizens homeless. Pablo Lopez is the vice-chair on the Parks, Recreation and Community Service commission and a lifelong California resident. Mr. Lopez discussed how the homelessness crisis affects his work and life as
Read moreCalifornia’s high cost of living affects the homeless population
By Jovani Contreras Staff Writer Homelessness in California has surged at alarming rates in recent years. At over 150,000 homeless citizens, the “Golden State” has the largest homeless population in the nation. California’s homeless population accounts for 22% of the total U.S homeless population. According to the U.S Department of Housing and Urban Development, the current homeless population of California
Read moreImmigrants come for a better life
By Giselle Maldonado Staff Writer Raul and his family immigrated to the United States in May 1982 when he was 12 years old. Raul, who requested to use an alias for this article, said he came to the country for a better lifestyle. One of the obstacles Raul and his family faced was getting visas, because they had to do
Read moreAmerica’s debt crisis is growing. It’s time we face it.
The United States is responsible for more than $22 trillion in national debt. When the national debt rises, it affects everyone.
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