Cross Country is back in season! This year for Cross Country we have 10 returning players and 15 brand new players with all the same goal to do well and accomplish their league championship in […]
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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.
ASB Redemption of the ahola dance
ASB attendance expectations with 150 tickets sold met, surpassing the 80 tickets needed for the dance to be made. This year’s Aloha Dance scheduled on September 13 did not get canceled or rescheduled–a stark contrast […]
Opinions: The Letdown of This Year’s Football Schedule
It’s no secret that football is one of the most popular sports in America. Football is the sport that garners so much support and promotes the most school spirit, but this year’s game schedule makes […]
Tackling the new season?
With school starting up again comes a new season of football. Of course with the new season comes new team goals they plan to accomplish. Varsity Football have been working hard since the spring, transitioning […]
Mrs. Fatemi makes her grand art debut
From the moment she was in middle school, Mrs. Fatemi was always told she should become a teacher. At first, she refused the idea, she believed she had other goals and aspirations for herself. Brianne […]
From Order to Chaos: Chris Arana’s Transition from Japan to California
A month and a half before the 2024 school year started, Christopher transferred from schooling in Japan to Huntington park High school. In this change, Chris had to leave everything behind and start anew. Christopher […]
The Rise of a New Sport
The Huntington Park Spartans are excited to introduce a promising, new sport, never before seen at this school. The rise of flag football has begun! This commitment started mid-July and continues until early-November in hopes […]
Monkeypox: Should we be concerned?
Fear is gripping individuals as the number of Mpox cases rises. Are we to worry? Once identified in Denmark in 1958, Mpox, referred to as monkeypox, has been around for a very long time. A […]
Never Again: How many more victims until something is done.
Never Again? A term that is often used after every school shooting. Promising these incidents will not happen again. Since the shooting of Columbine High School, the most significant school shooting of the United States […]
MS. Lopez’s new beginning
Ms. Lopez is a new history teacher for the Magnet program here at Huntington Park high school. She currently teaches US history, government and AP government, but has previously taught world history, AP human geography, […]