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Features · Humans of Redwood · Sports
By Kadynn Porterfield and Ella Carney Claire Yang, ’19, was just nominated to be the athlete of the month by the Visalia Times Delta and she said, “I didn’t even
Homecoming · Humans of Redwood
By Ciera Sesock Jill Nelsen, ’19, captain of the girls soccer team, is running for homecoming queen and is escorted by Hayden Hobbs, ’19. Yesterday, she was thrilled when she
Homecoming · Humans of Redwood
By: Angelina Gomez – Staff Writer Molly Collins, ’19, was nominated by the class of ’20, and her escort is Tristan Wendall, ’19. Let’s get to know her better. Q:
Homecoming · Humans of Redwood
By: Grace Reitsma Brianna Lopez, ‘19, has made Redwood’s Top 5 candidates running for homecoming queen. Escorted by Cade Batchman, ‘19, the duo are thrilled to for the opportunity. Here
Homecoming · Humans of Redwood
By Ella Carney Makenna Haskill ’19, is one of the top 5 for homecoming queen and is super excited about it and for the experience that will come along with
Homecoming · Humans of Redwood
By: Alyssa Cantu – Staff Writer Kaylee Gallardo, ’19, is nominated for Homecoming Queen. She is being escorted by Anirudh Nakak, ’19, and the two are very excited for this
By: Helen Webb – Staff Writer Savannah Travis, ’20, has been in ASB since her sophomore year. Going into her second year, she was elected to be the ’18-’19 Rally
Features · Homecoming · Humans of Redwood
Molly Collins, ’19, was crowned this year’s Homecoming Queen on September 14th, 2018 during halftime of the Redwood vs. Atascadero game in Mineral King Bowl. Three words for the night:
Features · Humans of Redwood · Sports · Student Life
By: Vincent Aldridge and Krissy Hetherington This week, a freshman named Marcus Correa did something no one thought was possible: he was promoted. But not just to JV, he was
By: Abby Miller Kadence Hutchings, a freshman here at Redwood High school won Reserve Champion at the Tulare County Fair. I decided to ask her some questions about how she
On Friday, October 5th at approximately 9 am, the 2018/19 Gigantea writing staff and their editors took some time out to sit for a picture in their new shirts. The
Features · Humans of Redwood · Sports
By: Krissy Hetherington The last week of every month, I will be highlighting one specific player based on work ethic & their benefit on the team. September’s Athlete Of The
By; Sameh Esmaeili This months staff spotlight goes to Mr.Jordan Ray also known as Redwood Highs new band teacher. Mr.Jordan is now a teacher here at Redwood High school. Q:
Although the True Ranger assembly took place last month on Monday, October 15th, the winners will always remain as TRUE. Among the number of students that won the award, Derrick
By: Ella Carney Freshman Mika Temmerman ‘22 plays tennis, has a good work ethic, maintains a social life, takes honors classes, and does it all with a smile on her
Find out who freshman, Alysa Betiong, and why she is an important ranger!
Underneath roughly sixty four layers of paint on a checker-patterned walkway in the middle of Redwood’s main campus lies the original campus colors that decorated Visalia Union High School almost
By: Audrey Longan The whole school came and saw the True Ranger assembly on Monday, October 15th in the LJ Williams Theater. Melanie Rodriguez ‘22 is a True Ranger, but
Mr. Coon is the Ag mechanics teacher here at Redwood. Ag is in his blood. He has been into Ag since he was a little kid. As far as he
By: Sydney Brammer Kiersten is a very busy person. She almost does everything here, around campus. She’s involved with Redwood’s Advanced Orchestra, is playing basketball for the school, and is
By: Kenzie Collins – Staff Editor You probably recognize the name Surfer Dude Wes from the PBIS video shown to the students in the gym. Who could be the infamous
The Hebrew word for teach has many meanings: to aim or shoot like an arrow, to point like a finger, or to flow like water. The word’s multidimensional meaning can