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SOAR competes in the Mente y Cultura contest today

By Staff SOAR High School begins the first round of the Mente y Cultura Jeopardy Competition today with members competing in a Jeopardy-style trivia contest on their knowledge of Latino, Chicano, and Hispanic culture and history. The Lancaster team – made up of Cielo Corona-Castro, Solash Corona-Castro, Delilah Vazquez, Isaac Afre Gutierrez and Roman Menjivar – has spent months preparing for their all-district competition. They will be tested on dozens of questions spanning

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SWENext Returns to create new STEM Opportunities

By Andrea Alvarado Staff Writer After being inactive for many years SWENext is making its way back to SOAR’S campus. The club who previously gave students an opportunity to explore STEM is now being reimagined with a new group of leaders. SWENext is a program of the Society of Women Engineers that aims to introduce students to STEM Fields through activities, events, and career opportunities. Although the club was active at the school a few years ago, it was eventually disc

College Applications Are Coming: Here’s How to Prepare

By Leah Maquindang Staff Writer As the Class of 2027 starts their final year of high school, it also means the start of college application season. So seniors, listen up! Between choosing schools, writing essays, requesting recommendations, and keeping track of deadlines, the process can quickly become overwhelming. However, knowing what to expect and planning ahead can make the process a lot easier. One of the most common tools students use to apply to college is the Comm

The Sun Rises for the Class of 2027

By Andrea Ybarra Staff Writer The Class of 2027 rose early to watch the sun rise to signify the beginning of their last year of high school. On Friday, Aug. 21, seniors once again journeyed to the football stadium at Antelope Valley College where they played games, ate free Denny’s, bonded with friends, and watched the sun come up. The theme of the event was inspired by the Disney Channel original movie, Teen Beach Movie. This is the first of many events that the