Artificial intelligence has seemingly taken over the digital world, even moving its way into the physical space with robots, data centers, and self-driving cars. The technology is rapidly growing, and now it seems to be […]
Stopping Industrialization: HP Temporarily Bans AI Data Centers
A 45-day moratorium banning AI Data Center development was passed through HP city council in the month of October. On October 13, South East Los Angeles (SELA) residents partnered with the non-profit organization Communities for […]
Opinion: When Did Professionalism Become Optional?
A classroom is more than a place to learn, it is a place to practice responsibility. When students ignore expectations, disrespect teachers, and disrupt lessons, professionalism becomes a growing concern, especially as new generations of […]
Taking a Swing at Girls Golf Season
Girl Golf has had a rough season. There have been many struggles due to a lot of seniors graduating last year and also recent heat waves causing the cancelation of practices. The cancellation of practices […]
Next Generation Medical Society: Our Future Healthcare Professionals are Here
The next generation of doctors sits next to us in our classes, wait in the same lunch line, heads to after-school sports practice, and attends N.G.M.S. meetings. HPHS students who want to pursue a career […]
What’s on Your Ballot? A Student Guide to the Midterm Elections
November 3rd midterm elections are here. California voters are now preparing to decide on a statewide ballot measure and congressional races amid growing tensions between the state and President Donald Trump’s administration over election rules […]
Soccer’s New Short Term Conditioning Coach
Josue Aguilar, alumni and former HP soccer player, is now a temporary soccer coach for HP. After years of not having a permanent coach, and facing a lack of conditioning, the soccer team’s success and […]
Opinion: Division Between Schools, is HPHS truly United?
HPHS has begun to add more classes and opportunities for students. A new medical pathway, a new robotics class, and new AP courses. Yet, the issue is, only HPHS Magnet students have access to these […]
Meet Ms. Kontolefas: HP’s New Assistant Principal
Huntington Park High School has welcomed a new assistant principal for the 2026-2027 school year, Christina Kontolefas, who brings years of experience in education and a passion for helping students succeed. Before joining Huntington Park, […]
Opinion: Is i-Ready Really Helping Students Learn?
I-Ready was designed to help identify learning gaps and provide academic support, yet many students at HPHS question its accuracy and whether the assessments genuinely help them learn. Officially launched in 2011, i-Ready has designed […]