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Luci Tomas|February 13, 2015

Luci Tomas

Students play a game of football at lunch.

Eclipse brings curiosity as teachers dismiss controversy

Political posters fill up Coach Joys classroom. She and Jay Sanidad teach ethnic studies and plan on teaching Filipino-American studies next fall. (Alona Chanloeun / Stagg Online)

“It’s a classroom for sharing their story.” Ethnic studies teachers prepare for new specialty class

Coach Lee is smiling in the picture and is standing outside of his classroom. ¨If it got to the point in that, were all doing it together¨

¨We want to keep people here but it’s up to the district.¨ Union members fill the board room.

Rafael Esquivel and his fellow worker grill corn and sell elote at the Drama Stand during Spring Splash. The weather didnt interfere with their dedication to working and fulfilling their customers expectations. (Diana Mercado / StaggOnline)

Spring Splash food reviews

Entrance of Stagg High school that faces towards the Calavares River levee. “The San Joaquin County Sheriff’s Boating Safety Unit is exhausting all efforts while searching for the teen,” says Principal Toliver.

(UPDATE 3/25) Emergency services searching for Stagg student in levee

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