By Anahi Jaramillo With the growing concern of child trafficking, many people have taken action into their own hands to bring awareness to this issue. Jeffery Gonzalez organized a “March against Child Trafficking,” with a total amount of 15 people in attendance in the first half hour of the protest…...
By Anahi Jaramillo With a record breaking season for the Apaches Boys Soccer team last season, the 2019-2020 winning team finally received their medals and rings. The boys received both State Championship and Valley Championship rings along with medals for both championships as well. Shirts were also presented to the…...
By Cheryl Senn On Monday, August 17, 2020, City of Sanger’s new police chief, Greg Garner, was sworn in, and Garner went right to work on his first day. “For the past 25 years, I have been at the staff level at the departments that I have been at and…...
By Cheryl Senn The Sanger Unified School District (SUSD) 2020 back to school routine was interrupted by COVID-19 in a historic way. There were no traditional back to school nights or the huge General Session. Even back to school shopping took on another look and vibe. Instead of back to…...
By Anahi Jaramillo As the start of school approaches the students of Sanger Unified School District(SUSD) and parents prepare for something new. With distance learning, virtual education has gone underway to make sure the students still succeed through strange times. Parents have converted their home into learning spaces for children…...
By Cheryl Senn Education for teachers, parents, and students is going to be historically different as Sanger Unified School District families and teachers prepare for the first day of school on August 20, 2020. Scott Okada, beginning his 16th year of teaching, teaches at Sanger High School (SHS) English, Education…...
By Anahi Jaramillo Five hundred incoming students received backpacks for this school year thanks to Bethel Church’s Annual Backpack Giveaway. Parents had the opportunity to call in and reserve for a backpack through Bethel Church. On Saturday, a time was given for the parents to come in either of the…...
By Anahi Jaramillo Wake up. Eat. Learn. Sleep. Repeat. A child’s life isn’t a complicated life, it’s not a chaotic life. They go about their day, enjoying every shade of color, every smile that comes their way. A child’s first emotion is love toward their mother and everyone that comes…...
By Cheryl Senn The Fall of 2020 will see Sanger Unified School District’s (SUSD) newest school, Sanger High School-West Campus, educating students via Distance Learning. “As of August 10th, we have 320 Freshmen enrolled,” said SHS-West Campus Deputy Principal Sam Polanco,”We anticipate another 15-20 to be added on throughout the…...
By Anahi Jaramillo This COVID-19 pandemic has left many nonprofit organizations with no way of fundraising for the individuals they aid. One of those nonprofits in Sanger that had to make the decision of cancelling fundraisers that involved community members and students in the Sanger Unified School District had to…...
By Anahi Jaramillo With the growing concern of child trafficking, many people have taken action into their own hands to bring awareness to this issue. Jeffery Gonzalez organized a “March against Child Trafficking,” with a total amount of 15 people in attendance in the first half hour of the protest…...
By Anahi Jaramillo With a record breaking season for the Apaches Boys Soccer team last season, the 2019-2020 winning team finally received their medals and rings. The boys received both State Championship and Valley Championship rings along with medals for both championships as well. Shirts were also presented to the…...
By Cheryl Senn On Monday, August 17, 2020, City of Sanger’s new police chief, Greg Garner, was sworn in, and Garner went right to work on his first day. “For the past 25 years, I have been at the staff level at the departments that I have been at and…...
By Cheryl Senn The Sanger Unified School District (SUSD) 2020 back to school routine was interrupted by COVID-19 in a historic way. There were no traditional back to school nights or the huge General Session. Even back to school shopping took on another look and vibe. Instead of back to…...
By Anahi Jaramillo As the start of school approaches the students of Sanger Unified School District(SUSD) and parents prepare for something new. With distance learning, virtual education has gone underway to make sure the students still succeed through strange times. Parents have converted their home into learning spaces for children…...
By Cheryl Senn Education for teachers, parents, and students is going to be historically different as Sanger Unified School District families and teachers prepare for the first day of school on August 20, 2020. Scott Okada, beginning his 16th year of teaching, teaches at Sanger High School (SHS) English, Education…...
By Anahi Jaramillo Five hundred incoming students received backpacks for this school year thanks to Bethel Church’s Annual Backpack Giveaway. Parents had the opportunity to call in and reserve for a backpack through Bethel Church. On Saturday, a time was given for the parents to come in either of the…...
By Anahi Jaramillo Wake up. Eat. Learn. Sleep. Repeat. A child’s life isn’t a complicated life, it’s not a chaotic life. They go about their day, enjoying every shade of color, every smile that comes their way. A child’s first emotion is love toward their mother and everyone that comes…...
By Cheryl Senn The Fall of 2020 will see Sanger Unified School District’s (SUSD) newest school, Sanger High School-West Campus, educating students via Distance Learning. “As of August 10th, we have 320 Freshmen enrolled,” said SHS-West Campus Deputy Principal Sam Polanco,”We anticipate another 15-20 to be added on throughout the…...
By Anahi Jaramillo This COVID-19 pandemic has left many nonprofit organizations with no way of fundraising for the individuals they aid. One of those nonprofits in Sanger that had to make the decision of cancelling fundraisers that involved community members and students in the Sanger Unified School District had to…...
