Aloha Rally

by Sofie Zuniga

The 2026 Fresno High Aloha Sports Rally was officiated by ASB and Leadership who are responsible for the theme of the school rallies and are advised by Mrs. Melissa Bangerter, aka Mama B. They are the team that makes sure the rally happens. It takes several weeks for the rallies to come alive, this includes brainstorming and planning, making flyers, signs, organizing the balloons, decorations, and contacting coaches, advisors, or staff of sports teams at Fresno High School to make sure the coaches and their team will be present on stage during the rally. 

Rallies are a big part of school spirit, Mama B’s personal goal for the school rally was to highlight and celebrate the spring sports teams: Track and Field, Boys Swim, Golf, Tennis, and Volleyball, Unified Basketball, Softball, and Baseball; bring recognition to the Mean Girls musical, and celebrate the upcoming spring break. Mama B said, “I hope everyone has a great time!” 

FCC Day of Journalism

by Aris Cookson

On March 20, students from many different high schools across the Central Valley came together for Journalism Day at Fresno City College. The event was from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and gave students a chance to learn more about journalism and media. When everyone arrived, they were separated into groups by number and guided around campus by college students, which made it easier to get to each class on time. 

There were three different classes that students attended throughout the day: news reporting, newspaper design, and deciding whether news is important or not. In the first class, students learned from News Anchor Brian Dorman from CBS47 Fresno, who talked about how to write a strong news report and what makes a story interesting to viewers. The second class was taught by college students, who explained how to set up a newspaper and organize stories in a clear way. In the third class, a professor taught students how to figure out if a topic is important enough to be published. 

Overall, Journalism Day was a fun and educational experience. Students were able to learn new skills and get a better understanding of what journalism is like. The event helped show how much work goes into reporting the news and why it is important to share accurate and meaningful information with the public. 

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