- May 8Holocaust Survivor Eva Perlman Shares Experiences With Students
- May 7FBLA Students Achieve Competitive Success at State Conference
- April 14ASB Election Convention Ramps Up Student Civic Engagement
- March 27Together in Faith: Muslim Student Association Celebrates Resilience at Annual Iftar
- March 12Science Bowl ‘Buzzes’ Into Fourth Place at Regional Competition
![Science rolling chairs negatively affect student learning by creating distractions, according to chemistry student and sophomore Sayed Adil. “Every time I get up and sit down, it moves around,” Adil said. “It's distracting in class whenever we're finished with [a] test. Some people just fidget around with it and make some noises.”](https://portolapilot.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/FINAL-Science-Rolling-Chairs-1200x900.png)
![Quarterback and sophomore Alondra Hernandez passes to running back and sophomore Irene Kim in a game against Garden Grove High. “As the running back, I feel like we're a lot closer to the other receivers,” Kim said. “So if there's a situation where [Hernandez] has to get the ball out at the last minute and no one else is open, I'm always there for her, and that's where I feel like the communication comes into play.”](https://portolapilot.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/image1-1200x800.jpg)
