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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

The Sage

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

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Henry and Stella Snyder plan out what they will be painting when the mural is open to the public. The project aims to inspire people of all ages to join in the Carlsbad art scene.

Bryan Snyder Fosters Culture and Creativity in New Alley Art Wall Project

Nadia Razzaq, News & Feature Editor Nov 8, 2021

Under the direction of community artist Bryan Snyder, The Carlsbad Art Wall on the side of Señor Grubby's has highlighted creative expression in the Village over the years. The mural art movement is undeniable;...

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Gun violence survivors stand in front of the Supreme Court in Washington, DC. They gathered on the day of oral arguments in NYSRPA v. Bruen: Nov. 3

New York State Rifle v. Bruen Supreme Court Case

Nancie Huang-Ball, Opinion Editor Nov 4, 2021

The Supreme Court heard arguments November 3 regarding the case New York State Rifle & Pistol Association Inc. (NYSRPA) v. Bruen, the biggest gun rights case the high court has heard in over a decade,...

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After the school day, most students have left campus but the signs telling people masks are required indoors remain. Masks are required indoors but optional outdoors.

Staff and Students Enforce COVID-19 Protocols on Campus

Helen Hao, Staff Reporter Sep 29, 2021

On Aug. 24, all Sage Creek staff and students returned to campus after over a year of remote and hybrid learning. With an increase in capacity, new measures and plans have been put into place for a safe,...

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PTSA organized free Kona Ice for students of Sage Creek. In the beginning of April, Bobcats got an opportunity to cool off with a cold and refreshing cup of Kona Ice.

School Events Return to Campus

Planning a school public event is complicated now since all events must follow the safety protocol. However, seniors will have in-person graduation and a virtual version of it this year. 
Tomiris Gumar, Staff Reporter May 12, 2021

Students are back on the school campus and public and community events are starting back up again as well. It kicked off with spirit weeks, where dressed-up students received prizes from scanning QR codes,...

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Disney welcomes their visitors back to their park. Visitors at Disney will be required to wear their masks properly and to try to maintain social distance. Many Disney-related parks will open in late April.

Amusement Parks Reopen After an Unprecedented Year of Closure

Tomiris Gumar, Staff Reporter May 10, 2021

March 2020 was a month filled with unexpected closures. The pandemic led to the full closure of many public events and industries, including sports, concerts, and amusement parks. COVID-19 cases rose and...

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Biden speaks at the Leaders Summit On Climate. The virtual summit was held on Earth Day with the goal of increasing both the United States and other nations' climate ambition.

Hopes vs. Outcomes: Environmentally Aware Students on Biden’s Leaders Summit On Climate

Madeline Mack, News & Feature Editor May 5, 2021

  Climate Goals. Climate action is a main focus for the current administration, with President Joe Biden calling climate change the top issue humanity must confront back in October 2020 before...

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A message of motivation is displayed for staff and students on campus. It has been over a year since quarantine started, and many people have realized the importance of staying connected and getting through this all together.

Opinions on In-Person Learning

Nancie Huang-Ball, Staff Reporter Apr 2, 2021

March 18 launched the official start of the Hybrid Learning schedule, with a limited group of underclassmen arriving on March 16, after CUSD received permission to bring additional groups of students...

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 This sign is present at the entrance to the Shops at Park Lane in Dallas, Texas. With the lifting of the coronavirus restrictions in Texas, businesses now have the opportunity to make masks a requirement or not.

State Mask Mandates are Being Lifted

Kyle Gatti, Staff Reporter Mar 31, 2021

All over the U.S., more and more states are removing COVID-19 restrictions, giving their citizens the choice whether or not to wear a mask. It still allows businesses to make the choice if masks are...

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To dive deep into Women’s History Month individuals can learn how to celebrate in different ways. Getting involved in organizations, posting on social media or even learning about a new historical figure all honor these women.

Women’s History Month: What is it and what does it recognize?

Emma Velchek, Staff Reporter Mar 31, 2021

March. The month of March includes many notable days like Pi Day, Saint Patrick’s Day, and International Women’s Day as it happens to be Women’s History Month.  Women’s History Month is a celebration...

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Saint Patrick’s Day is celebrated on March 17th to celebrate the death of Saint Patrick who was the patron saint of Ireland. Saint Patrick was best known for spreading christainity throughout Ireland. However, with many COVID-19 restrictions still in play most Irish festivities have been cancelled.

The Effect of COVID-19 on Saint Patrick’s Day

Isabella Bernabeo, Staff Reporter Mar 16, 2021

When the coronavirus first started shutting down schools and businesses in March of 2020, the way people lived their lives completely transformed. As people began to shut their doors in the public world,...

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 Texas Senator Ted Cruz left his state Wednesday flying to Cancun, Mexico to escape the winter storm. He flew back to Texas Thursday after receiving criticism over his departing during the crisis.

Texas- Cruz Steps Out While Other Politicians Step In

Madeline Mack, News and Feature Editor Feb 20, 2021

Texas is continuing to feel the effects of the historic Arctic storms the state experienced this past week. Many Texans now have power but are staring down a growing water crisis due to the storm's...

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Pictured at a vaccination site, California’s governor, Gavin Newsom announces that he and legislators have agreed upon a stimulus package for Covid-19. The distribution of the Covid relief package however, is going to those who need it most first and then forth throughout the legible groups that can receive the stimulus check.

California Receives Crisis Stimulus Package

Kayley Teagle, Staff Reporter Feb 18, 2021

On Feb.17, Governor Gavin Newsom announced a new crisis stimulus package, 9.6 billion to help with economic recovery, aiding low income individuals and small businesses.   The package provides a $600...

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