“Who’s driving to Andy’s today?” The infamous line slips out of at least one SRHS student every day. Whether it is a yippy “Sure!” or a tug of surrender between...

Mass amounts of San Rafael High School students can be seen walking to and from the San Rafael Transit Center before and after school everyday. Rain or shine, in frost or...

When Shaun Bond, an English teacher at SRHS entered college, he felt unprepared. This feeling emerged from the very beginning of his education. He says that for the majority...

During mid-winter break, many students from San Rafael High School went on a week long trip to Vietnam, Cambodia, and Thailand, while several others explored the vast jungles...

Only 5 minutes away from downtown San Rafael, San Pedro Elementary school lies in the midst of a white neighborhood. 98% of San Pedro students are Hispanic or Latino. Parents...

“KOBE,” shouted a senior boy at SRHS as he launched a ball of paper across the classroom towards the trash can.  Saying Kobe as you shoot miscellanies items into the...

The year was 1970. Girls had to pay 25 cents to wear pants for one day out of the school year. Graduating boys were hoping their draft number wouldn’t be called. The ciggy-bud...

Once a child playing with guava leaves to represent the currency he would use to cross the border, Carlos Gregorio Hernandez Vasquez got his chance to come to America soon...

When I sat down with San Rafael’s Athletic Director, Jose De La Rosa, to talk about San Rafael’s athletics, he told me that athletics are like a school’s front porch....

Six years ago, a timid girl left her life in Guatemala to fulfill the American Dream in the United States. Although reminiscing about her homeland brings joy to her heart,...