Shrek the Musical Finally comes to the Stage
Vivian Duong, Staff Reporter
February 7, 2019
Filed under Entertainment, Showcase
After several attempts, Shrek the Musical is officially coming to the Perry stage. Based on the beloved classic of DreamWorks Animation’s Shrek, theatre is in the works preparing for a musical with memorable scenes, mesmerizing tap dances, and magical music that can get the audience excited for the upcom...
Valentine’s day in different cultures
February 4, 2019
Filed under Double Truck
Valentine’s Day is a special holiday marked with a heart around its date on the calendar; it is a day dedicated to love and romance. People all around the world celebrate the event with their significant others, expressing their love in a multitude of ways, scaling from small to large surprises. ...
Principal Dan Serrano Press Conference Jan. 18, 2019
Drew Charlet, Web Editor
January 18, 2019
Filed under Audio, Multimedia, Showcase
Principal Dan Serrano discusses a yo-yo Perry Idol winner, the ongoing troubles with student and parent parking, the student section for all sports (other than football) seems barren, Valentine's Day and other topics. ...
Construction makes changes on campus
Mea Griffin, News Editor
December 18, 2018
Filed under Showcase
Construction vehicles and equipment are working diligently to effectively renovate new improvements to campus. Eight tennis courts are in the process of being demolished for the purpose of bubbles that surfaced throughout the court, in which could not be solved any other way. These bubbles ar...
Faculty meetings talk how to act during the holiday season
Vivian Duong, Staff Reporter
December 18, 2018
Filed under Double Truck
To avoid a situation that would otherwise offend individuals that may differ in background, teachers are constantly told in faculty meetings on how to act around the holiday season to their students. “We need to be, as a school district, sensitive to people’s races, religions, backgrounds, so...
Different holidays highlighted on campus
Nadine Loureiro, Staff Reporter
December 12, 2018
Filed under Double Truck
It is the time of the year where the holiday season truly rises and embraces the souls of many. The stores have Christmas music filling in the silence, Hallmark movies are big once again, and decorations are being put up in every empty corner. Even in school, there are spirit weeks dedicated to the g...
Principal Dan Serrano press conference 12/4/2018
Drew Charlet, Web Editor
December 5, 2018
Filed under Audio, Multimedia, Showcase
Principal Dan Serrano's monthly press conference discusses changes to CUSD vape policy, campus construction, holiday traditions and more. Look for our next edition of the print Precedent on Dec. 19. ...
Health hazards more pressing than ever
Tyler McCracken, Staff Reporter
November 19, 2018
Filed under Double Truck
Vaping has reached an all-time high at schools across the nation. “E-cigarette use skyrocketed between 2011 to 2017, going from 1.5 percent to 11.7 percent among high school students and from 0.6 percent to 3.3 percent among middle school students,” according to the Food and Drug Administration. S...
Multi purpose field unplayable, leaving athletes without a field
Mea Griffin, News Editor
November 19, 2018
All soccer, freshman football, and junior varsity baseball players are without a field. The multi-purpose field, located across from the seminary building, is unplayable. Dead grass filled with patches and unstable soft spots, prevents athletes from playing to their full capability, and puts them more ...
“Society’s new cigarette” has skyrocketed in popularity on campuses across America
Anna Myers, Staff reporter
November 15, 2018
Filed under Double Truck, Showcase
“It’s society’s new cigarette”- Principal Dan Serrano The stereotype of your average high school stoner has disappeared with the introduction of vapes on campus. For decades the renegade student who wore a Nirvana t-shirt and talked back to the teachers was stereotyped as the “burnout” ...
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