HOW TIME SOARS! Continued
By Kassandra Ibarra
Nothing could hide that I was the fresh meat on campus. Despite the trials, despite the AP classes, despite the homework, despite the stress and despite the insecurities that conjured up dreary and interminable moments, time did flee. The hours, minutes, and seconds that went down the dark drain of time along went the bad and good moments of our high school career. The Class of 2016 is currently preparing to graduate from high school and as we brace ourselves for the near future, we digress to reflect on the past.
Before biding Olympian High School goodbye, the seniors share memories of their time here at Olympian. Alexis Lopez When asking her about her fondest memory here at Olympian High School, she
smiles reminiscently and states that attending this year’s OHS dance concert with her close friend. She said “ I enjoyed the many types of music and styles of dance, I also enjoyed their costumes.” Overall, Alexis admired the hard work put into each performance. Andrew Chavira ”My favorite high school experience is Senior Night of Cross Country.” Andrew continues to elaborate that the night was very special yet emotional because after this year the people he has known for four years he will no longer see on a daily basis. Chavira was honored to be part of cross country all through High School as it gave him the opportunity to meet exceptional
It has been an honor to be an eagle. The Class of 2016 will miss our lovely years here at Olympian High School.
Before biding Olympian High School goodbye, the seniors share memories of their time here at Olympian. Alexis Lopez When asking her about her fondest memory here at Olympian High School, she
smiles reminiscently and states that attending this year’s OHS dance concert with her close friend. She said “ I enjoyed the many types of music and styles of dance, I also enjoyed their costumes.” Overall, Alexis admired the hard work put into each performance. Andrew Chavira ”My favorite high school experience is Senior Night of Cross Country.” Andrew continues to elaborate that the night was very special yet emotional because after this year the people he has known for four years he will no longer see on a daily basis. Chavira was honored to be part of cross country all through High School as it gave him the opportunity to meet exceptional
It has been an honor to be an eagle. The Class of 2016 will miss our lovely years here at Olympian High School.
Take Me Out to a Ball Game
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SBAC by Carolina Martinezand apply their learning to the real world. The Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium, also know as SBAC, is a customized test that Juniors take using a computer adaptive format that contains high-quality assessments in English and math for grades 3–8 and high school. During the test, questions get harder when students answers correctly and easier when they answer incorrectly, allowing students to better demonstrate what they know. The main purpose of the SBAC is the measure a student's critical thinking and problem-solving skills. This test also allows teacher to know where students need the most support. Giving students, teachers and parents better information to help succeed in school and after.
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A WE Day Celebration BY CAROLINA MARTINEZ
From tutoring kids to helping the homeless, Olympian ASAP won the opportunity to celebrate all their hard work at WE Day, a celebration of youth making a difference in their local and global communities. ASAP student leaders continue to offer their service, from helping other students, collecting food for homeless, or even raising money to built a new community. “Being able to go to WE Day was a wonderful experience for us; student leaders. We got the chance to meet new people and look at other ways of helping our world. I’m really excited for going again next year!” said Daniel; an ASAP student leader. Everyone can discover their power to change the world and now it is our turn to change the world by becoming compassionate leaders and active citizens.
