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The Sage Publication is the student news site of Sage Creek High School in Carlsbad, CA

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The Sage Publication is the student news site of Sage Creek High School in Carlsbad, CA

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Maddie Connelly, president of Girls in STEAM, is pictured above. She founded the club last year.

Some Clubs of Sage Creek

Eric Plotkin, Staff Reporter ◊ Nov 14, 2019

“We bring in guest speakers quite often,” said Maddie Connelly, president of Girls in STEAM. “We’ve had people from Viasat, a radiologist, a professor at SDSU.” The interview took place outside...

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The Ensemble performance in the fall concert was in honor of those who have served our country. During the performance branches were announced and people were recognized for their service.

11/4/19-11/8/19: Week In Photos

Madeline Mack and Mi Jin Son ◊ Nov 13, 2019

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An inspirational message faces onto the Sage Creek campus. Art students Kai Rivas, Manuel Loma, Johan Rodriguez and art teacher Mrs. Herrick painted this mural, it being the latest installment onto the wall.

10/28/19-11/1/19: Week in Photos

Tristin Hoffman and Mi Jin Son ◊ Nov 4, 2019

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First year art students indulging in a whirlwind of color. The art students are working on their shading techniques.

10/21/19-10/25/19: Week In Photos

Emma Velchek, Nick Cepek and Bella Niems ◊ Oct 30, 2019

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Last week on Wednesday ASB took a field trip to participate in the audience of America’s Got Talent in Pasadena. Students and chaperones held front row seats where they were asked to cheer and boo talent acts and the judges.

3/18/19-3/22/19: Week in Photos

Nolan Barry, Summer Fitzgerald, Chloe Neal, Madison Young and Bryant Kitisin ◊ Mar 26, 2019

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Megan Herrick helps a student create a piece of art during class. She gave him new ideas and helpful guidance for finishing his artwork.

Teacher of the Year is the Face Behind the Canvas

Camila Moreno, Staff Reporter ◊ Mar 18, 2019

Students closely watched as she picked up a paintbrush and began to dip it in a cup of water. Then she took a palette of watercolors and activated one color with the water. Next, she took the paintbrush...

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Junior Cole Kirby gets into the zone as he waits for his opponent to be announced. This past weekend wrestlers Peter Rubin, Luke McLellan, Miguel Rojas and Cole Kirby attended the Division Four Championships. McLellan walked away with a tie for 5th in the 162 weight class and Cole Kirby took 2nd in the 128 weight class. Kirby will be moving onto Masters in San Marcos this Friday to compete against all division winners for a chance to go to State.

2/04/19-2/08/19: Week In Photos

Jenny Tucker, Noah Secades, Sierra Jorden and Kylie Valency ◊ Feb 13, 2019

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Boards are shown on a table with memories of the senior wrestlers from their time on the team. Last weeks dual was the last time that the seniors on the wrestling team would match up on that mat.

1/22/19-1/25/19: Week In Photos

Bryant Kitisin, Sports Editor ◊ Jan 28, 2019

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Alexis Mae Uses Synesthesia to Enhance Her Art

Isabella Eiler, Staff Reporter ◊ Jan 11, 2019

Since eighth grade, Alexis Mae has found a love for photography and her passion for this art form is ever-present in her pictures. She also uses one of her unique qualities, synesthesia, to enhance the...

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This student took her artistic abilities into drawing a raccoon. Art 1B students worked on recreating animal photos, mainly focusing on the texture within the photo.

12/10/18-12/14/18: Week In Photos

Kylie Valency, Natalie Huestis, Julia Araujo and Chris Beauchamp ◊ Dec 17, 2018

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Banksy shredded his artwork, making the piece worth more than it was ever originally.The girl’s face cannot be seen but the red balloon still taunts her.

Love is in the air? No, it’s in the shredder.

Isabella Eiler, Staff Reporter ◊ Oct 29, 2018

Art comes in many shapes and forms. And it comes in many different styles. But ultimately, art is a dialogue between the creator and the viewer. Sometimes that conversation comes in pieces. In early...

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These sculptures on display at the Gala, show different types of art and were on sale to raise money for the VAPA program. Students were able to volunteer to help create and set up these LED light and wood sculptures over the summer.

Defying Gravity Gala 2018 Photo Gallery

Juliana Renert, Staff Reporter ◊ Sep 19, 2018

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