DAVID DOUGLAS HIGH SCHOOL'S STUDENT NEWSPAPER SINCE 1954
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Freshmen cheerleaders Assinrah Secrett, Bianca Perez-Carrasco, Kaylee Patricio-Salazar and Awel Mayik read the sports section before practice. "I like how it has a bunch of information about what's happening," Patricio-Salazar said.
2,000 copies were passed out to classrooms. The Highlander has been printing student journalism since 1953.
Hundreds of students left campus on Feb. 6 to march, protest and raise awareness for families who have been affected by ICE in Portland.
School shooting threats have shaken up students’ routines, causing fear, disrupting class time and changing safety protocols since they started in December.
Advisory classes have raised nearly $5,000 to help with Tucker's family’s costs. photo by Felix Locker
This year’s Scots Angel is Gresham High School football player Tucker Santillanes, who was injured during a football game against David Douglas on Sept. 19.
February is Black History Month, and Black Student Union has plans to celebrate all throughout the month to boost black student voices and talent.
The play started with a question: “What does it mean to be authentically yourself?”
Students will learn about Native American culture through native accounts, powwows, ceremonies, learning about their sovereign lands and the indigenous perspective on the US and Canada.
Gilbert has two leopard geckos, Leo and Mila; one corn snake named Jellybean; and too many cockroaches to name each one individually.
Ten new classrooms have moved into the new CTE building, and classes are in session after a year and a half of construction.
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