Quiet on set, rolling in 3, 2, 1. Action!

The phrase is heard all year round. Students and staff always see groups of students filming and having a blast with creativity in RCHS’s Digital Film class.

Digital…

In the month of October, many people come together to reflect on the importance of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. This month honors the many lives who have been affected by Breast Cancer, and to show support…

She took the gloves off and put them aside. The fingerprints were stained with dye. Looking in the mirror, she saw the colored strands of hair framing her face. What she did not see at that time, looking…

William Wu and Jack Xu, both freshmen at Rancho Cucamonga High School, focus on the task at hand. They’ve been studying different robot designs for so long, and they are confident in the design they’ve…

This year, students in Practical Program/life skills classes lead the Cougar Cart, a small snack service in the administration building aimed at helping students with disabilities gain work experience…

Rancho Cucamonga High School senior, Nimrah Khan, was nominated by the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (LLS) to be this year’s Student Visionary of the Year. Khan was nominated by an RCHS alumni who ran…

The glow of the bathroom lights reflects off the glitter shining in the eye shadow palettes, like the sun reflecting off of the water. Like some little girls, Gaelle Jean-Pierre loved makeup. So much so…

From a bird’s eye view, Pakistan, a country once teeming with bustling cities lined by the Indus River, is now an ocean of rancid water dotted with the remnants of millions of homes, farms, and other…