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High Tide

The online student news site of Redondo Union High School

High Tide

The online student news site of Redondo Union High School

High Tide

interesting and happening stories from around campus.

Benjamin Gonzalez lining up in standard form. Photo courtesy of Aimee Spector.

He’s on Fire

Delilah Aguilar March 12, 2024

Is he on fire, or is he putting them out? Senior Benjamin Gonzalez recently joined the Redondo Beach Fire Explorer program, a career pathway for young adults interested in firefighting. The program teaches...

Mcintyre with his camera at Dodger Stadium. 
Courtesy of Michael Mcintyre

More to Main Hall Mike

Jayla Dorbor, Staff Writer March 11, 2024

Watching worried parents shake as their youngest child races up the court preparing for a layup, and the relief that crosses their face as the crowd starts to roar after the swish of the hoop, that is...

Wrestled her Way to Victory

Kate Brucia, Staff Writer March 11, 2024

In over a century of sports victories at Redondo Union High School, no female wrestler has ever placed at a state tournament. Senior Kinsey Konrad became the first when she placed 8th at this year’s...

Trooper Collins posing with a horse saddle.

Living History: the Buffalo Soldiers

Nathaniel Wellen, Staff Writer March 9, 2024

They helped the United States occupy land to expand west, they aided the U.S. in the American Civil War and they were the country’s national park rangers, yet today few people know their story. Who were...

Chloe's Creations

Chloe’s Creations

Kate Brucia, Staff Writer February 23, 2024

Eyes shining with wonder, children outfitted in witch hats and superhero masks look up at the pirate ship looming above them. It’s Halloween, and the kids are awed by one of the many holiday displays...

Aiming Abroad

Athena Saadzoi, Staff Writer February 20, 2024

From traveling to a variety of countries, such as Ecuador, Spain, Switzerland and Greece, senior Madeline Langa (MJ) got the chance to view a variety of cultures and people, which she finds to be an experience...

A Natural Born Leader

Safi Hamilton-Torres, Staff Writer January 25, 2024

A last-minute decision to sign up for an ASB turned into representing 10,000 students and the entire district all within her junior year of high school. Caywood manages being a student, having two other...

Menschner (offense) dribbles the ball towards the opposing team's goal.

All Eyes On Her

Safi Hamilton-Torres, Staff Writer December 7, 2023

Even before entering high school, already busy from the moment she wakes up till she goes to bed, Freshman Lucy Menschner qualified for Junior Olympics in the sport of water polo, she was scouted by a...

Top Dog

Luca Artiga, Staff Writer December 4, 2023

Trotting their way around campus, Junior Sidney McCann and her service dog Juno have been notable for students and staff alike. Redondo welcomes the only service animal on campus, Juno, who is a one–year–old...

Salus and her team huddle before a match. Photo via Hayden Salus.

Killer on Ice

Veda Celestial, Staff Writer December 1, 2023

The hockey puck sat in front of her, the goal only feet away, this was her chance; hundreds of hours of practice all came down to this. Freshman Hayden Salus has been playing competitive hockey for...

Board Short Businessman

Board Short Businessman

Nathaniel Wellen, Staff Writer November 18, 2023

Being a successful business owner takes time, customers and strategy. For young entrepreneur and freshman Evan Mueller, starting a business wasn’t only about making money, but also preparing himself...

Display of Mackenzie Thomson's desserts at a wedding.
Photo by Mackenzie Thomson

Top Tier Talent

Leyla Evenson, Staff Writer November 15, 2023

With a touch too much of lemon extract, her “chemical” cookies weren’t exactly something she wanted to sell. But through trial and error, sophomore Mackenzie Thomson was able to start her small business,...

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