CongratulAtions class of 2020!

A video in honor of the class of 2020

Edited by Grecia Haro-Flores
Editor-In-Chief
Seniors, take a trip down memory lane of this year!

From El Rancho to Anywhere

By Sophia Lugo 
El Rodeo Staff Writer
See where some senior students will be attending college next fall!

Senior Features

By Sophia Lugo, Rocio Estrada, and Alejandro Melchor
El Rodeo Staff Writers
Get to know some of El Ranchos's 2020 graduates!

SENIOR WIlls 2020

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Read what the class of 2020 left behind to their favorite underclassmen!

Teacher Advice to Seniors

By Amanda Escobar & Giselle Perez
​El Rodeo Staff Writers
As the seniors move on from their life at El Rancho, teachers leave them with some wise advice.

Senior Advice

By Rocio Estrada
​El Rodeo Staff Writer
Another school year has come and gone, ending in just a few short weeks. Next fall, a new group of freshmen will appear, sophomores will continue adjusting to high school, juniors have to face important decisions about their classes and tests, and the seniors will have to make figure out their plans after high school.
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However, the class of 2020 is still here for a little longer, and they have some words of advice for the remaining students of El Rancho High School.

FInal Advice From Alejandro 

By Alejandro Melchor
El Rodeo Staff Writer
Alejandro Melchor gives his final words of advice as a El Rodeo member.

Quarantine Through The Eyes of a Senior

By Rocio Estrada
​El Rodeo Staff Writer
Friday, March 13th, 2020 was a regular Friday as far as I was concerned. It was raining, which is odd for California, but besides that everything was normal. I had discussed how some schools were closing down from the virus, joking about it with my friends and classmates. Little did I know that that was the last time I would talk with my friends and teachers for a long, long time. Looking back, I should have appreciated the school’s environment more. I probably should have dressed better.

What The Future of El Rancho Will Look Like

By Rodrigo Osorio
El Rodeo Staff Writer
As Covid-19 sweeps through the nation, the future and the challenges that come with it are unknown. El Rancho High School shut its doors for the rest of the year on March 13th. ​​

What will the Classroom Look Like Next School Year

By Jordan Uribe
El Rodeo Staff Writer
With many of us having to continue our education online for the remainder of the school year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the biggest question many students and teachers share alike is: how will school look like next year?

Recall Election Results in Lara and Ibarra being Removed from their Positions On the ERUSD School BoArd

By Rocio Estrada 
El Rodeo Staff Writer
For the last year, the El Rancho School Board has faced opposition from many community members. Jose Lara and Leanne Ibarra in particular have been the target of a grassroots movement determined to recall them. This movement had gathered signatures to petition for a special election to be held. ​

News Outlets are Not giving the Full Story on the Black Lives Matter Protests

By Julia Diaz
El Rodeo Staff Writer
With the recent protests in honor of George Floyd and the Black Lives Matter movement, social media has been flooded with helpful information surrounding the issues at hand. ​

Performative Activism And what it Has done to the BlacK Lives Matter Movement

By Rocio Estrada 
​El Rodeo Staff Writer
George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, these are just a few of the names of black victims lost to police brutality. These victims are the reason why the world is protesting right now. Not only have all 50 states joined together to end the systematic oppression of people of color, especially black people, but the world has joined in as well.