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  • MACES Students and Staff Welcome Community to Open House 2024!
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  • Spring Semester Starts January 8, 2024
THE RESULTS ARE IN-  The MACES Class of 2024 elections revealed the new officers who will represent the freshmen during their first year as high schoolers. I hope to bring everyone together as one and just make the best out of this year,” 9th grade ASB representative, Aleena Monge, said.

Class of 2024 Election Results

Melissa Ponce, Editor in Chief of Design November 12, 2020

On November 10, a run-off election announced Fikayo Tosin-Oni as the Class of 2024 president. The results also announced Haylee Ramos as class vice president, Natalia Hernandez as secretary, Marcos Aguilera...

VOTING ALTERNATIVES- If you are ineligible to vote in the upcoming election because you are not at least 18 years of age, there are still plenty of other ways you can support your favorite candidates leading up to Election Day on Tuesday, November 3rd. “I do talk to friends and family about voting since I am not of age yet,” Jimena Morales, a senior, said

4 Ways To Participate In The 2020 Election If You Can’t Vote

Ashley Padilla, Photography Editor October 30, 2020

If you're ineligible to vote in the upcoming election, whether because you are not of age by Election Day, there are plenty of other ways you can support your favorite candidates leading up to Election...

Celebrating Halloween Indoors: Due to the continued spread of COVID-19, Halloween might look different this year. Health officials have advised people to not go trick-or-treating, but if people do they must follow safety guidelines such as wearing a mask. “ Staying indoors is the best way to keep you and those you care about safe, you can still do fun activities for Halloween while being inside your own home,” Ricardo Padilla, a junior, said.

A Quarantined Halloween

Leslie Chang, Reporter October 29, 2020

Even on Halloween, COVID-19 roams the air in California. State health officials advised the people of Los Angeles to avoid trick-or-treating and stay home for this year's Halloween. Many worries that not...

NATIONAL HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH- From September 15 through October 15 all Hispanic cultures are celebrated. Primarily, Hispanic Americans who have had a meaningful impact on US society, culture, and history. “... it is our time to show our pride. …. Its our time to show how much we have accomplished,” Luisa Alvarez, Mexican-American, said.

Que Viva La Raza!

Leslie Quintana, Social Media Editor October 20, 2020

National Hispanic Heritage month is celebrated annually from September 15 through October 15. This month celebrates the contributions and influence of Hispanic Americans to the United States’ history,...

UNCONTROLLABLE WILDFIRES- A wildfire going rampant in a forest, destroying everything in its path. Due to the increase in fires, those living in surrounding areas feel its effects. “...I had to check the air quality online and make sure that I timed my runs to when it was safe enough to breathe,” Mr. Nolasco, a history teacher, said.

Fire season is crazier than ever

Gustavo Morales, Online Editor October 15, 2020

California is burning. Wildfires are spreading across the state and are becoming  threats. Many of the fires started up north and are affecting and harming residents that reside in California. Many...

MACES SCHOLARS- Six of the 18 MACES Student winners of the scholarship are pictured above.

18 MACES Students Win $1000 Maywood Education Fair Scholarship

Emily Mojica, Managing Editor October 14, 2020

The 11th annual Maywood Education Fair hosted by Cal State Fullerton’s graduate students made history as they hosted the first ever virtual event. In the closing ceremony, 35 students received the $1000...

MOST COLLEGES CHANGE SAT/ACT GUIDELINES- With schools going virtual, many students have been worried about their SAT/ACT scores,however, many schools including USC, UCLA, and Princeton announced that they will not be requiring students to submit their scores. This has brought so much relief to most students while others believe it wasn’t a great idea. “ I am so relieved that my test scores aren’t something that will way me down during the college application process,” Caesar Chacon, a senior, said.

Colleges Waiving the SAT and ACT

Leslie Chang, Reporter October 7, 2020

Due to Coronavirus causing schools to go virtual, colleges such as USC, Harvard, and Princeton are not requiring 2021 applicants to submit their SAT and ACT scores. This decision has helped some students...

MACES Class of 2020 Co-Valedictorian, Daniel Gonzalez in his cap and gown.

MACES Announces Class of 2020 Co-Valedictorian Daniel Gonzalez

Emily Mojica, Managing Editor June 12, 2020

Today MACES will honor the Class of 2020 Co-Valedictorian and ASB President Daniel Gonzalez! His hard work, dedication, and achievements got him to the top of his graduating class. “Although attaining...

MACES Class of 2020 Co-Valedictorian, Angela Diaz in her cap and gown.

MACES Announces Class of 2020 Co-Valedictorian Angela Diaz

Emily Mojica, Managing Editor June 12, 2020

Today Angela Diaz will be celebrated as the Class of 2020 Co-Valedictorian! “I don’t believe being valedictorian defines who you are, but I do think it gives you a sense of accomplishment. A sense...

MACES Class of 2020 Salutatorian, Roman Arreola in his cap and gown.

MACES Announces Class of 2020 Salutatorian Roman Arreola

Emily Mojica, Managing Editor June 12, 2020

Roman Arreola will be celebrated today as the Class of 2020 Salutatorian! “It is a nice title, but it was never something I actively strove for. Yes I wanted a flawless report card, but it was so that...

8th Grade Valedictorian

Daniella Hernandez, EIC Design June 12, 2020

Cindy Cruz, Nathalie Garcia, Natalia Hernandez, and Siboney Sarmiento named valedictorians for the class of 2024   After three years of dedication, MACES congratulates the valedictorians...

Eighth-grader, Aleena Monge, receives math homework help via Zoom from National Honor Society peer tutor (Photo Courtesy of Aleena Monge).

National Honor Society hosts online peer tutoring

Melissa Ponce, Features Editor June 9, 2020

A new program hosted by the National Honor Society provides students with virtual tutoring in the midst of distance learning.  Through the online platform, Zoom, students from all grade levels can...

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