Working while being a student sounds doable until you’re actually doing it. People say having a job in high school teaches responsibility, time management, and prepares you for the future. Usually, there is no mention […]
Author: hpspartanshield
The Spartan Shield is the student Newspaper of Huntington Park High School. All news stories are written and published by the journalism students whose experience range from beginner to advanced. Mr. Nelson Ta has been the adviser of the paper since 2018.
OPINIONS: The Dark Side of Family Vlogging
While navigating YouTube looking for something to watch, you’re captivated by a family vlogging channel, which looks interesting solely based on the cover. At a period of time where personal lives are broadcasted across various […]
Grammy’s mix-bag event
From Kanye’s West antics on the carpet to the controversial Beyonce’s ‘Cowboy Carter’ Album of the Year win, the 67th Annual Grammy Awards have given viewers interesting discussions that have made their rounds all over […]
The Mystery In The Air
There have been 4 major plane crashes and many Americans are afraid to get on a plane to go visit their family and travel. The crashes occur on January 29th within 2 weeks apart in […]
Metals’ final riff
After decades of shredding guitars and head banging from Rock and Metal fans around the world, the “Prince of Darkness” is finally saying goodbye to music and stepping off the Crazy Train. Ozzy Osbourne, who […]
Opinions: Fact-checking Non Existent? Meta’s Controversial Policy Changes
It appears that Meta has recently made the decision to remove the fact-checking option on opinion content on its platforms. This makes a shift in the constant misinformation on social media. Releasing opinion based posts […]
Opinions: Goodbye Phones
On March 3 our school will be implementing the phone ban, required by LAUSD’s new phone policy. This policy was created because of the Phone-Free School Act, a law signed by California Governor, Gavin Newsom. […]
years of fear
President Trump’s second presidency has sparked a wave of fear among many undocumented workers, students, and families. His promise of mass deportations are erupting and many are worried for their safety. The rush has begun, […]
Goodbye Weeknd, Hello Abel
The Weeknd has officially released his much-anticipated album, “Hurry Up Tomorrow,”and there is speculation that this could be the final project under the persona that made him a global superstar. For over a decade, The […]
What’s Going On With The Department Of Education?
As president Donald J. Trump entered the white house he expressed the desire to reduce the size and influence of the federal government, including agencies like the Department of Education. Trump had argued that education […]