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Class of 2026 El Salvador Mission Trip

Mission in Motion

Justin Lundberg, staff
September 9, 2025

In late July, the senior class traveled to El Salvador for a week-long mission trip that worked with local communities.  Based out of K59 in La Libertad, the group, led by the Waisanen family, visited...

Photo by Matthew Serrano, 11th grade

Talent on Display at Flag Football Tryouts

Amaya Lewis, Editor-In-Chief
September 7, 2025

Last week, the OS Flag Football team had tryouts. Although there are only 20 people on the team, including the practice squad, it was also an exciting event for the school.  11th-grader Ma’Kayla Christian...

At Character House Inductions, Karla Waisanen, staff, takes a photo with Elisha Waisanen, 11th grade, and Deborah Waisanen, ninth grade.

Envelopes Open, Rivalries Begin: Behind Character House Kickoff

Natalie Montalvo, Staff writer
September 7, 2025

Sealed inside an envelope. Drawn randomly from the board on stage. The character houses cheer, waiting to welcome the newcomers. Sweaty palms meet open arms. One question lingers: will the scholars get...

Chloe Romanellio (12th grade) and Nate Huckabee (9th grade) preform a scene in the run through.

Big Fish

Avery Stepan, Staff
April 10, 2025

Big Fish is a magical story of family, love, and adventure that is soon to be told on the One School stage. Since January, elementary through high school students have come together to rehearse their singing,...

Avery Stepan (11th grade) remindes Sadie Marquette (12th grade) not to shop on Febuary 28th.

Economic Blackout

Sarah Jones, Editor in Chief
February 28, 2025

Over the past few weeks people all over social media have called for an economic blackout to not make any purchases at any major companies on February 28th. This protest is a product of the continuous...

Janae Ruiz, Camryn Cambell, Delaney Holt, and Juliana Ruiz (11th grade) preform a dance to the song "Mad World". This dance is representitive of diversity in schools during the 1960s.

Black History Month

Sarah Jones, Editor in Chief
February 28, 2025

The month of February is a time for celebration due to the holidays such as Valentines Day and Presidents Day. But there is yet another commemoration to recognize this month; Black History Month. As we...

Anthony Lopez, Chloe Romanellio, Lorelei Wheaton, Braden Buckey (12th grade), and Nate Huckabee (9th grade) preform

Little women

Amaya Lewis, Staff
February 12, 2025

“I want to do something wonderful, Laurie , something that won’t be forgotten when I die.” said Avery Stephan, 11th grade. Last weekend, One School presented Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women. The...

The Amazing Shake

The Amazing Shake

Sarah Jones and Amaya Lewis
January 24, 2025

According to the Harvard Business School Online, “In any business setting, professionals rely on communication to coordinate efforts and accomplish organizational goals.” This is the purpose of the...

Preston Richmond, 10th grade, shooting a 3 point shot.

Lions win by 14

Amaya Lewis, Staff
December 6, 2024

The One School Varsity Lions played against the Brush Arbor Lions on December 3rd at 5pm. Going into the game #1, Zadiel Vientos, said “I knew we were going to win.” Hours before the game one of the...

Go, Lions, Go!

Go, Lions, Go!

Sarah Jones, Editor-in-Chief
December 5, 2024

“GO, lions, GO!” The Lions Elite cheer team shouts as they cheer on the volleyball team, perform in competitions, and hype the school in pep rallies.  Lions Elite has participated in two competitions...

Homecoming 2024

Sarah Jones, Editor in Chief
November 15, 2024

The new sign, name, and logo were unveiled at the store ribbon cutting.

Shop ’til You Drop

Sarah Jones, Editor-in-Chief
November 14, 2024

 From the lobby of the school to having its own store right outside the main building. Roar & Co. presented its grand opening November 12th with inspiration words from Mrs. Sayavan, Caleb Moniz, and...

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