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The Student-Run News Site of MACES Magnet

Wolfpack Times

The Student-Run News Site of MACES Magnet

Wolfpack Times

FROM CLASSROOM TO PROTEST - MACES students walked out of their classrooms on February 7 holding many flags representing their cultures and posters with many political messages written on them. They organized a walkout in protest of Trump's mass deportation policies that have been taking place since the beginning of his second term. They headed towards Plaza Azeala in South Gate where they met up with other nearby schools such as South Gate High School, Bell High School, Maywood High School, and South East High School.

From promises to policy

Emily Estrada, Managing Editor February 14, 2025

Donald J. Trump, 47th  U.S. president, has signed off an executive order, calling for a mass deportation policy to deport undocumented immigrants without legal status. Since his last presidential campaign...

Wolfpack Weekly S4, E3

Ricardo Santiago, Editor-In-Chief February 7, 2025

On Friday, February 7, high school students from around the LA county walked out of school to protest against Trump’s deportation efforts Nathalia Ybarra and Ricardo Santiago interview students to...

A SIGN OF SUPPORT - Nora Torres, an AP English Literature teacher, holds up a sign outside of MACES on January 28, to remind students that the school is a safe place for immigrants. The message was shared during the morning, reinforcing the school's commitment to inclusivity and support for all students.

A shield for rights

Ricardo Santiago, Editor-In-Chief January 28, 2025

The Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) began distributing "Red Cards" to students and families in late Jan. as part of efforts to protect them from heightened immigration enforcement. However,...

SERVE YOUR CIVIC DUTY - Uncle Sam wants you to "... follow @maces.wolfpacktimes!" Stay updated on all the latest school news, events, and stories.

Wolfpack Times 2.0

Ricardo Santiago, Editor-In-Chief December 20, 2024

The Wolfpack Times announces an important update for students and staff. The newspaper’s Instagram account has been deactivated due to a recent change in LAUSD policies, which hold teachers accountable...

TROPHY IN HAND, SPIRITS HIGH - The marching band celebrates their achievement. Posed in two rows with their trophy on the ground, the band and color guard proudly show off their hard-earned achievement. "After our performance, I felt accomplished and very emotional. Crying together with years of joy, happiness, and accomplishment." said Mota

Marching to victory

Ricardo Santiago, Editor-In-Chief December 8, 2024

MACES has added a new trophy to their resume. On Saturday, December 8, 30 members of the Marching Band traveled to Pierce College to compete in the Annual Band and Drill Team Championships. Five hours...

Interact wraps winter wishes

Ricardo Santiago, Editor-In-Chief December 4, 2024

The Interact Club at MACES is dedicated to community service, following the motto "service above self." "It’s a club where you put others before yourself," sophomore member Yaretzi Alvarez said....

WHERE DREAMS ARE MADE - The college center, located near the student store, is open to all. During the college ambassador’s sixth meeting, Ms Sanchez, a second year community college student, shares insights into navigating the transfer process.

Countdown to college

Ricardo Santiago, Editor-In-Chief November 15, 2024

College application deadlines are rapidly approaching: UC and CSU deadlines are set for December 2, and the Common App regular decision is due January 1. As college seasons loom over us, students at MACES...

Student Poll Workers ready for election

Ricardo Santiago, Editor-In-Chief November 2, 2024

     November 5 marks the start of the presidential election, the cornerstone of American democracy for 235 years and 46 presidencies. MACES students are actively participating in this democratic process...

An inside scoop on the Wolfpack Times

Ricardo Santiago, Editor-In-Chief August 18, 2024

In its sixth year of operation, the Wolfpack Times continues to represent the voice of the MACES student body. This year's team is notably smaller, comprising six dedicated students, their advisor, and...

BATTLING OBSTACLES - Wolfpack varsity baseball captain Alejandro Soto posing for a picture before baseball practice begins on the school's football field. Despite lacking a better practice area, the varsity baseball team continues to push forward. After winning a previous tournament, they are proving that dedication, heart, and hustle can help overcome any obstacle.

Field of Dreams Deferred

Emily Estrada, Boys Sports Editor June 2, 2024

The Wolfpack Boys baseball team has worked countless hours towards their success in winning the Dennis Gilbert Tournament Championship despite facing an extraordinary challenge: they don’t have a baseball...

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