After spending a month and a half in Ecuador with a host family through the program Amigos de las Americas, Megan Levan got a personal taste of immigration issues in the United States. Upon arriving home, she heard that her host uncle Geovanny, who she did not get a...
Youth speakers addressed an adult audience at TEDxEncinitas Saturday at San Dieguito Academy. The event was titled Changing Voices, incorporating topics such as immigration, political activism and technology. Entertainment was provided by singers, musicians and spoken...
San Dieguito Academy Learning Commons Technician Kalani Crosby has been all over the San Dieguito High School District. She started off as a campus supervisor and instructional aide at Oak Crest Middle School in 2001 and later continued on to La Costa Canyon High...
Thousands traveled downtown for San Diego’s Women’s March to advocate for human rights and equality, joining with those marching in Washington D.C. and throughout the world. People of all ages held homemade signs and wore shirts and hats in support of women’s rights....
Matt de la Peña grew up seeing the world through the eyes of a boy struggling with identity. His family moved from National City, Calif., a working class neighborhood bathed in the values of machismo, to Encinitas looking for a fresh start for de la Peña who had been...
Dear future president, College is expensive. Its lack of affordability binds me. I don’t want my list of colleges to be limited by what my family can and cannot afford. I don’t want to get accepted to my dream college, only to be forced to turn it down. I don’t want...
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