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The Student News Site of West Covina High School

WCHS Insight
The Student News Site of West Covina High School

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Earth Day Info and Activities

April 13, 2018

BY MIKEL ESCOBAR

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The sunset view from the JV baseball field on Dec. 11. “After practice I love seeing through the window the beautiful sunset,” said junior Melissa Acosta.
Thyberg sunsets are unmatched
AFJROTC cadets stay after school to plan future events and clean up the office. AFJROTC is a class that is more like a close-knit community where cadets appreciate the strong bonds they form. “We happened to have a polaroid camera so we decided to take a picture to leave something behind to future cadets to show our close bond…we consider each other like a family we never knew we’d have,” said junior Kimora Padilla.
AFJROTC serves its community despite campus oversight
G Farms is one of the two vendors offering fresh produce. According to World Hunger Relief, a non-profit dedicated towards ending world hunger, some people choose to shop at a farmers' market rather than a grocery store because locally-grown food offers higher levels of vitamins and minerals.
How community is built at the West Covina Farmers Market
From left to right seniors Alejandro Martinez Cavazos, Sophea Rios, Kristina Fuentes, and sophomores Francesca Rios and Adelia Li on their first Roblox club meeting on Oct. 2 in room M-5. The meeting discussed what their club is about and introduced their officers as it was kept a secret until the day of the meeting.
Alejandro Martinez Cavazos makes a mark in club involvement
Sophomore Kobe Ma with his Lego Robot. The robots use touch sensors to move and stop the robot. “We use Robotic C to code the robot,” said Ma.
New robotics teacher brings innovative concepts to campus
Senior class president Ava Palacio talks about her vision for senior year. She has been president for the past four years and she has developed a close connection with her class, so she plans to make this last year as memorable as possible for them. “I want to have more events and a bunch of seniors are like ‘Oh I remember that’ or ‘I remember having such a good time,’” said Palacio.
Connecting with the class presidents