2/17/20 – 2/21/20: Week In Photos
Benz Lopez, Ella Paustenbaugh, and Malea Williams|February 25, 2020|137 Views
Students pour out of campus on cue with the ring of the bells. Students typically took off to the circle, walked home, jumped into their personal vehicles or even waited at the local bus stop, to get home from a busy school day.
Photo by Benzrussel LopezThe last team huddle of the season for the girls basketball team. The team fought hard, but lost in a close game against Point Loma High School.
Photo by Malea WilliamsWith the game almost halfway over the score continues to stay very close. This suspense driven match created a very entertaining CIF quarterfinal game for the girls basketball team.
Photo by Malea WilliamsSenior engineering students work on their year-long project for the 4th year of the engineering pathway. Senior, Kyle Ayson, elaborated the project’s goal was to solve the problem of children being left inside vehicles.
Photo by Benzrussel LopezStudents crowd in their groups at lunch. With the cold weather that winter brings, students try to find warmth by sitting in sunny areas on campus.
Photo by Ella PaustenbaughElementary students watch “Matilda”. “Matilda” would go on to play throughout the next few days.
Photo by Ella PaustenbaughBackpacks lay in the Black Box room of the PAC as actors performed the playwork, “Matilda”. Performances for elementary schools took place on Thursday and Friday, Feb. 20 and 21.
Photo by Benzrussel Lopez
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