Charity dance preview
Omar Soussi, Online Sports Editor
December 2, 2011
Dances have been a great tradition at Corona del Sol and the money that Student Council gets from the dance usually goes to some charity. But now Student Council decided to cut the middle man out and give the money straight to charities. The person who came up with the idea was alumni Ellen Dunn who... Read more »
Students eligible for scholarship
Liz Cheney, Staff writer
December 1, 2011
Every year students struggle to exceed in all three areas of the AIMS in order to receive the AIMS tuition waiver; this year there are 97 tentative AIMS scholarship students. “The original scholarship is that you have to earn exceeds in every area or exceed in two areas and receive an acceptable score... Read more »
Soda sales will be prohibited during lunch
Jacqui Marzocca, Managing Editor
December 1, 2011
Rumor has spread about Corona’s new policy to close down the vending machines at lunch. Unfortunately for many students who enjoy a carbonated drink at lunch, this rumor is true. The reason for this is because of Corona’s new participation in the National School Lunch Program. “The district will... Read more »
Security encourages quick departure after school
Dave Sharan, Online Content Editor
December 1, 2011
It’s 2:17; two minutes after school has ended and people are being rushed off campus by the security guards. “We need to vacate the school after to get them (students) to go to their after school activities,” Assistant Principal Dan Nero said. Many students find themselves getting annoyed as they... Read more »
Band goes to ASU
Taylor Beese, Staff writer
November 10, 2011
Ever see those students practicing music out on the field when you come to school in the morning? These early practices are an example of the dedication band students have to their music. They arrive at 5:30 every morning to practice in order to provide entertainment at football games and to play at... Read more »
EVIT program
Taylor Beese, Staff writer
October 27, 2011
During your high school years, you may be wondering what other educational opportunities there may be to get ahead in your career path. One of the many programs that Corona suggests is EVIT (East Valley Institute of Technology), an off-campus school that offers courses and dual enrollment programs to... Read more »
Half days limited due to increase in credit requirements
Colin McCormick, Staff writer
October 27, 2011
For almost all students at Corona the sound of the bell at the end of the day is music to their ears, but for some students the heavenly rhythmic sounds of the end bell comes at a sooner time. Students like senior Aidee Campuzano, who have a “half day”, leave after fourth hour. Going into her senior... Read more »
ECAP career program
Josh Ambre, Copy Editor
October 27, 2011
As any experienced high school student knows, planning for the future can often be a lengthy, tedious and even burdensome task. Simply thinking about the numerous career options and programs may give students the feeling they are being crushed by an incredibly heavy load that is gradually increasing... Read more »
The air conditioning issue heats up around campus
Preslie Hirsch, Editor-in-Chief
September 29, 2011
“Most classes are either really hot or really cold and it switches back and forth randomly,” junior Maceo Brown said. It’s a fact that a majority of classrooms are scorching hot, goose-bump cold, abnormally humid, or occasionally somewhere in between. It’s also a fact that the air-conditioning... Read more »
Corona parking lot provide challenge for students
Jacqui Marzocca, Managing Editor
September 29, 2011
Driving to and from school is a daily activity that many Corona students are active in. The dangers in the school parking lots are growing with every trip through the lot. There are various tricks and tips to maintain a safe environment for you and your car. Tips for Being Safe Keeping safe in the parking... Read more »
