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March Back Into The 70s This Coming Sadies

Sylas Bravo and Max J. Malit February 28, 2023

Be prepared to get your groove at this year’s 70s themed Sadies dance being held soon this coming March 17th, from 7PM - 11PM at Rally Square.  The night will be chock full of entertainment, with...

Long Awaited Stadium Groundbreaking Finally Here!

Linda Huynh and Vanessa Barraza, Staff Writers February 16, 2023

Arroyo High School hosted its long-awaited groundbreaking ceremony for the renovation of B. L. Bergstrom stadium on Tuesday, January 31. Many important members of the community and EMUHSD staff showed...

Staff Triumphs Over Students in Ultimate Frisbee

Michelle Duan, Editor April 1, 2022

Many watched as the last throw was caught by Ed Gomez, AP and Biology teacher at Arroyo High School, scoring the last–and winning–point of the Staff versus Students Ultimate Frisbee game. The game...

Thank you Mrs. Carr, Mr. Pollock, and Mr. Loewen

Zixin He, Staff Writer June 7, 2021

As the 2020-2021 school year comes to a close, we’ll be saying goodbye to several teachers at Arroyo. Samantha Carr, Bret Loewen, and Brad Pollock will be retiring after this school year.  Mrs. Carr   Mrs....

Senior Poll 2021

June 7, 2021

Arroyo Athletics Spring 2021

Alicia Naranjo-Champion, Editor-in-chief April 22, 2021

After months away from campus, Arroyo sports teams are now practicing and competing in Mission Valley League competitions.  Last Spring, when the pandemic forced many schools to transition to a...

Rivalry Week 2021

Alicia Naranjo-Champion, Editor-in-chief March 1, 2021

Without the thrill of attending Arroyo football games or the excitement of assemblies like Blue Black and White, remote learning may seem dull. However, Arroyo’s ASB hopes to raise school spirit by holding...

In Unprecedented Times, Arroyo Seniors Navigate the College Application Process

Alicia Naranjo-Champion, Editor-in-chief December 19, 2020

Arroyo’s Class of 2021 has completed its final fall semester. The COVID-19 pandemic, which led the school to transition to a virtual learning environment, has changed much of the typical senior year...

Podcasts Have Gained Popularity During The Pandemic

Michelle Duan, Staff Writer December 17, 2020

The 2020 pandemic has changed many things within our daily lives. For many people--students, more specifically--this time has been put toward creating and taking opportunities that they wouldn’t normally...

Arroyo Offers Alternative Reading Options

Alicia Naranjo-Champion December 10, 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic closed several facilities and buildings, and the Arroyo Library was no exception. The library’s closed doors, however, do not mean students cannot access reading material. Arroyo...

2020 Elections

Alicia Naranjo-Champion November 24, 2020

The 2020 election was unlike any other. A deeply divided country, a tense political climate, social unrest, and a global pandemic were among the many factors that affected this year’s elections.  According...

Arroyo S.A.V.E Club’s City Government Q&A

Ian Mancia, Staff Writer November 20, 2020

Arroyo’s S.A.V.E Club organized a City Government Q&A Panel with El Monte Mayor Andre Quintero, School Board Trustee Maria Morgan, Monterey Park Mayor Pro Tem Yvonne Young, and El Monte President...

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