As the 24’-25’ school year ends, our young HP Spartans are devastated to have been notified that our Senior Class is the last class to have the support and encouragement of GEAR UP. GEAR UP […]

Since 2018, Dr. Parker has led the theater program at Huntington Park High School. Over time her program evolved and has now become part of the Career Technical Education (CTE) pathways.   Dr. Parker had stated, […]

When you sign up to take an art class, you expect to do art. The classroom would be overflowing with supplies and crazy fun projects. However, this year things have been different for many students […]

As of April 2025, the national average unemployment rate is 4.2%, there are about 6 million people who still remain unemployed (Friedman, 2025). The current state of the U.S. job market displays a complicated state […]

Here at HPHS we have a very diverse student population. A group of students that goes under the radar are students with disabilities. Now everyone knows of our beloved students in special education classes and […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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. […]