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...

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 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...

New Arroyo Principal Mr. Gabriel Flores and new Assistant Principal of Curriculum and Instruction Ms. Maria Montano, have started a school year like no other. Along with many other schools worldwide, Arroyo...

With the Coronavirus disease outbreak, all sports were stopped and some have decided to cancel the whole season for the remainder of the year. With no other choice, student-athletes have been waiting for...

If you’ve been watching the news lately, or have been on social media, you’ve come to know about the wildfires that are happening in California and around the western United States. According to Cal...

The fourth Tuesday of September is recognized as National Voter Registration Day.  A few seniors may be voting for the first time this year, but for the majority of Arroyo students, the 2024 election...

 Mrs. Angelita Gonzales, better known as Mrs. G, will retire at the end of this school year. Mrs. G comes from a family of educators. Her mother was a paraprofessional and one of her brothers was an...