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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

all the latest updates, even before they roll off the presses.

Keeping the dream alive

Jade Montoya, Staff Writer February 1, 2022

  This Martin Luther King Jr. Day, RUHS hosted the Redondo Beach Police Department’s third annual celebration of Martin Luther King Jr., the civil rights activist who peacefully protested to...

Library liabilities

Lucy Davis, Staff Writer February 1, 2022

New ordinance, new regulations, old questions: how does the city accommodate its unhoused population? On Tuesday Jan. 4, the Redondo Beach City Council discussed changes to the city municipal code that...

Teachers union COVID-19 update

Dani Otey, Staff Writer February 1, 2022

Following LA County guidelines, RUHS strives to keep in-person learning safe according to Sarah Robinson, head of the Redondo Beach Teachers Association.  “We [the district] are committed to following...

District decisions

Rena Felde, Staff Writer February 1, 2022

Highlighting Washington Elementary School’s Library Program, Washington Principal Andrea Bittick marked the start of the Jan. 25 RBUSD board meeting with a presentation recognizing their librarian, Mrs....

Home sick

Sadie Simmons, Staff Writer February 1, 2022

As of January 15th, 366 students had tested positive for COVID-19. As more students tested positive for COVID and were forced to quarantine, which caused others to stay home as a precautionary measure,...

The struggle with subs

Charlotte Goldstein, Staff Writer February 1, 2022

The Omicron variant of COVID-19 has moved in as a substitute for the Delta strain, but for teachers within Redondo Beach Unified School District (RBUSD), finding a replacement isn’t so easy. RBUSD...

Junior Sam Miller read her speech, but was unable to be heard above the crowd's shouts. “To the school district, I’d like you think of who your institution is founded off of, which is students, and how you are continuously ignoring them and choosing not to listen to their voices," she said.

Students walk out due to COVID-19 concerns at Redondo Union High School

Chrissa Olson, Meghan Jacob, and Nadia Bidarian January 12, 2022

A news helicopter hovering above the Student Union captured hundreds of students marching out of their classrooms today.  What the helicopters didn’t catch, however, was the Playboi Carti music blasting...

New variants call for booster shots

Ella Silberling, Staff Writer January 7, 2022

The arrival of new COVID-19 variants such as Omicron and Delta are putting the vaccine to the test.  On Dec. 9, the US Food and Drug Administration authorized Pfizer and BioNTech COVID-19 booster shots...

Photo courtesy of Redondo Union ASB

Senior sunrise

Jade Montoya, Staff Writer December 21, 2021

On Friday, Dec. 16, a stunning array of orange and yellow stained the sky above RUHS seniors. The students arrived at Torrance Beach early in the morning for Senior Sunrise, an event hosted by ASB in which...

Photo by Bill Battin

State Champions

Dani Otey, Staff Writer December 2, 2021

Last Saturday, November 20th, the band had their last competition, finishing a “great” season, according to freshman Allie Krug. “Charmed,” their field show, ended up winning first place in...

Image courtesy of @freedom_4u on Instagram.

The spirit of giving

Ella Silberling, Staff Writer November 25, 2021

As the holiday season approaches,  so too does the spirit of generosity, and local organizations have already begun giving back.  On Nov. 21, organizations such as Freedom4U and Hearts Respond partnered...

PHOTO COURTESY OF BILL BATTIN

On the march to finals

Sascha Perdue, Staff Writer November 21, 2021

After three months of learning the music and two months of learning the moves, marching band had its first competition on Oct. 23 to qualify for finals in their division. They got 1st place in division...

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