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Sara Abdeltawab, Editor in Chief|April 10, 2018

Sara Abdeltawab

3/27/24 GALLERY: AVID 11 UC Merced and Stanislaus State University field trip

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

Student launches the Instagram app explore page after the app was rebooted. The app was down for over two hours. (Aaliyah Leon / StaggOnline)

¨I couldn’t live without Instagram for one morning¨: Students share how Instagram being down affects them

Daisy Gomez, junior, with her flowers. (Savannah Almendarez/StaggOnline)

GALLERY: 2/14/24 Valentine’s Day Love

Aaron Estrada, teacher in charge of the Circle of Friends club after the retirement of the previous advisor. Aaliyah Leon / Stagg Online

Empowering Inclusivity: Circle of Friends Club Flourishes Under Dedicated Leadership

AT&T had a data breach, Stagg staff and students give their thoughts

Dodgeballs lined up in a line across the quad field. Players cant pass the line where the balls were lined up in or they will be out

Gallery: Students VS Staff Dodgeball

Aaron Ferguson (left) and a student use district provided glasses while safely watching the Solar eclipse. The glasses were provided by the district.

Eclipse brings curiosity as teachers dismiss controversy

Stockton’s ‘Burgers & Cars’ Show: A Celebration of Women, Wheels, and Sizzling Success

Dallas Prak walks on the field at the Stagg vs. Bear Creek game, At Bear Creek on 9/29. Prak started playing football his freshman year.

Rising to the challenge: A High school Tri-Athletes Journey

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