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HOSA Trip to Anaheim Convention Center
April 29, 2024
Riverside Art Museum on, March 18,2024 Thu Nguyen 12th, and Mrs. Garnier visual arts teacher
A Brush to a Marvel
April 29, 2024
Lets Go Learns CEO and Co-founder Richard Capone (left) and Theresa Copple (right), smiling for photos.
Theresa Copple: the CEC’s 2024 Teacher of the Year
January 27, 2024
2023 Spring Show: Transitions
June 14, 2023
Baseball Senior Night 23
Baseball Senior Night ’23
May 22, 2023
Riverside Art Museum on, March 18,2024 Thu Nguyen 12th, and Mrs. Garnier visual arts teacher
A Brush to a Marvel
April 29, 2024
A Road To Stardom
April 29, 2024
School Rivalries
April 29, 2024
La Sierra Highs Key Club is hosting a lovely spring grams event, with Leyna Le (11) and Joann Ardon (12) as the hosts, showing a pipe cleaner flower. Spring grams are a perfect way to brighten someones day with a kind note and pipe cleaner flowers that come along with it, featuring Tulips, sunflowers, and lilies. You can send these spring grams to your friends, teachers, or staff to spread some spring cheer for $3 each. So, make sure to grab yours and send some love and cheer this spring! 4/12/24 Written and Photographed by Nyomie Barcenas
Springtime Bliss
April 16, 2024
This painting done by a student depicts a scene of Dia de los Muertos. 3/19/24 Written and photographed by Nicolas Macias
Keep the Memories Alive
March 20, 2024
Student Mental Health
April 29, 2024
School Rivalries
April 29, 2024

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La Sierra Highs Key Club is hosting a lovely spring grams event, with Leyna Le (11) and Joann Ardon (12) as the hosts, showing a pipe cleaner flower. Spring grams are a perfect way to brighten someones day with a kind note and pipe cleaner flowers that come along with it, featuring Tulips, sunflowers, and lilies. You can send these spring grams to your friends, teachers, or staff to spread some spring cheer for $3 each. So, make sure to grab yours and send some love and cheer this spring! 4/12/24 Written and Photographed by Nyomie Barcenas

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This painting done by a student depicts a scene of Dia de los Muertos. 3/19/24 Written and photographed by Nicolas Macias

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Capturing Memories with Mr. Roby

Mia Carrera, Editor-in-Chief
December 4, 2023
“Every now and then I see an old picture on the wall that I haven’t seen in a while.” Reminding him of his past students, Roby uses his collage to capture his time here at La Sierra.
12/4/23 Written and photographed by Mia Carrera
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La Sierra Highs Key Club is hosting a lovely spring grams event, with Leyna Le (11) and Joann Ardon (12) as the hosts, showing a pipe cleaner flower. Spring grams are a perfect way to brighten someones day with a kind note and pipe cleaner flowers that come along with it, featuring Tulips, sunflowers, and lilies. You can send these spring grams to your friends, teachers, or staff to spread some spring cheer for $3 each. So, make sure to grab yours and send some love and cheer this spring! 4/12/24 Written and Photographed by Nyomie Barcenas
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Mia Carrera
Mia Carrera, Editor-in-Chief
Mia Carrera is a junior at La Sierra High School, and she is the Co-Editor In-Chief for The Sunrise Yearbook. Outside of journalism, she enjoys playing water polo and swimming. She also enjoys watching tv shows and listening to music.

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