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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

the staff’s take on current or trending issues.

Standardizing educational classism

Martha Farah, Editor-in-Chief January 30, 2020

Especially during junior year, students are trying to get high scores on their standardized tests such as the ACT and SAT. Now, following some changes, it might have become easier — for some students. Starting...

Why I march

Why I march

Christina Owen, Editor-in-Chief January 30, 2020

Three years after the inauguration of President Trump, I am still marching, and every year the one question I get without fail is “Why do you march?”.  I think it’s reasonable to assume that...

Late start through rose-colored glasses

Lorraina Scolaro, News Editor November 12, 2019

Sleep deprivation in students isn’t a new thing. Throughout the halls, it’s common to hear people talking about the three hours of sleep they got, the all-nighter they pulled, or how they missed a...

Misdirected

Anthony Ganis, Staff Writer November 12, 2019

In the face of new questionable policies being implemented by our middle schools, simplifying curriculums and making the transition to high school even more difficult, we can’t help but ask the question:...

Credit karma

Analise Asaro, Editor-in-Chief November 12, 2019

California Education Code 49011, a new ban on school fees and required supplies, takes public school ideals to a whole new level. In simple terms, students going to public schools cannot legally be required...

Let me go home

December 21, 2018

Fast, cheap, and eco-friendly transportation has made its way to the South Bay in the form of dockless scooters. However, the sweaty hands of our state and local governments just couldn’t be kept off...

Americans need to be more aware of U.S. military spending

Kate Ripley, Staff Writer September 27, 2018

The American lack of understanding when it comes to our money and how we spend it poses a dangerous threat to the productivity of our country and creates issues of disrespect toward our troops. Military...

Our no vacation nation

September 27, 2018

Imagine lying on a sunny beach on vacation, soaking in the salty ocean air. Then, someone’s phone rings. A man answers it, sighs, and gets up to head back into work. Well, chances are that man is an...

Sip on this

Alex Dang, Entertainment Editor September 27, 2018

Stop sucking — that’s the slogan of the newest environmental movement, eliminating the use of plastic straws. The United Kingdom and Taiwan both intend to ban plastic straws within the next decade,...

The dresscode must be adapted to fit modern standards

Molly Cochran, Writing Editor September 25, 2018

Historically, a dress code has been in place in schools worldwide to promote a healthy learning environment with minimal distraction. However, the dress code has shifted to target those who choose to dress...

American schools do not adequately address sexual health to youth

American schools do not adequately address sexual health to youth

Kate Ripley, Staff Writer May 29, 2018

Sex. How many of you feel uncomfortable from reading that word in the classroom? Well, it’s time to start talking about it. Simply put, ignoring teen sex doesn’t mean it is not happening; it just...

Time for a change

Ben Brill, Editor in Chief May 29, 2018

Students already have enough to cram in their schedules— from their visual art to foreign language classes to electives they will actually enjoy . A two-year Physical Education requirement only puts...

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