Perry teachers sound off on Deep Equity policy
Anna Myers, Features Editor
November 18, 2019
The recently introduced Deep Equity program has been met with both approval and criticism from Perry staff members. Here’s what your teachers have to say about the new policy. The Precedent editorial staff chose to keep the teachers’ names anonymous in order to protect their identity. PRO: The...
Q&A with CUSD director of equity, Dr. Adama Sallu
Anna Myers, Features Editor
November 15, 2019
Dr. Adama Sallu is the director off equity and inclusion at the district. The Precedent staff got to have the following question and answer session with her on the topic of Deep Equity. ANNA MYERS: Who wrote/created the program? DR. ADAMA SALLU: Corwin through the work of Dr. Gary Howard developed...
Equity program’s aim is that “every student can be successful,” and is not political, district says
Anna Myers, Features Editor
November 15, 2019
Are you legal? Oh. You’re planning on going to college? These kinds of questions are a common weekly occurrence for senior Sareya Taylor. Taylor is Native American, and this story is not an unusual one. Over the past two years, the Chandler Unified School District has been working to subme...
Junior Jordyn Bookout designs own swimsuit line
Olivia Mulford, Staff Reporter
November 14, 2019
Teenage entrepreneur, Jordyn Bookout creates a swimsuit line for women. sixteen year old designs, finances, ships, and products all on her own. In 2018 Jordyn was invited to a networking pool party for local teen artist, where she had made her first swimsuit and “fell in love with it” a year ...
Growing a Business with Homemade Pens
Kenna Cassey, Social Media Director
November 8, 2019
A one of a kind restaurant. The Queen Creek Olive Mill. It is a restaurant, an olive farm, and a little shop! The olive mill not only has good food but also supports one of our local puma’s business. Vincent Nardi, aka Vinny, is a sophomore here on campus and makes homemade pens. He has wooden a...
Regimented plan
Lindsey Harrison, Staff Reporter
September 26, 2019
The Puma Regiment is one of the largest, hardest-working programs on campus. This group of 101 students compete across the state, perform during all home varsity football games, and get the Puma Nation hyped up on a regular basis. Throughout the course of a typical week, the students dedicate 15 hours...
Classes, clubs do their part to help PHS be more environmentally conscious
Paige Luedtke, Staff Reporter
September 26, 2019
Campus leaders say people should recycle to avoid wasting resources
Perry’s best: athletics
Abby Knoblock, Kenna Cassey, Anna Myers, Grant Sands, Devin Jernigan, Tyler McCracken, Holly Olszak, Leilanie Rios, Makayla Gee, Aubree Flores, and Macie Miller
May 21, 2019
Baseball- CJ Valdez Senior pitcher CJ Valdez is busy with keeping a .377 batting average, .68 pitching ERA. Along with keeping up on the field he is one of the team captains for varsity. His attitude keeps the team in check but also makes sure to have a close connection with everyone. ...
How Social Media Affects Relationships
Kalany Rosado, Staff Reporter
April 25, 2019
The unrealistic standards social media sets for people's lives impacts relationships and expectations, friendships, and life. When you scroll through social media you are overwhelmed with the photos and videos being posted all the time with a feed that updates twenty four seven. These views on re...
Theories we’re looking forward to in ‘Avengers Endgame’
Drew Charlet, Web Editor
April 25, 2019
Avengers: Endgame is the end of the third phase of the Marvel Cinematic Universe or known as the MCU. After Avengers: Infinity War fans around the world had their jaw dropped to the floor when Thanos destroyed half of the population with a snap of his finger. With all Blockbusters movie comes a handful o...
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