Classified as a Category 5 hurricane, Hurricane Irma hit Florida on Sunday, Sept. 10, leaving millions of Floridians without power and many more to deal with flash flooding that crossed state lines into...
All SMCHS classes participated in a Dash for Cash for those affected by Hurricane Harvey and its aftermath on Thursday Aug. 31.
Hurricane Harvey is still an active tropical cyclone that is causing flooding...
The Eagle bookstore has been a place to purchase school textbooks, uniforms and especially last minute English novels. This year, the school has made some changes.
Sammer Darwazeh, Director of Activities...
After predicting the exact date 38 years ago, students and staff witnessed a scientific phenomenon: the solar eclipse. On August 21, 2017 at 10:22 a.m., the eclipse lasted only a couple of minutes...
The curtains part, the lights come on and the music blares - it is time to perform.
For the SMCHS dance program, May 10-13, 2017 is the final curtain call. The annual spring dance concert highlights...
As the fire truck comes racing down the street, students prepare to watch the "Every 15 Minutes" assembly. Here are some snippets of the MOCK crash demonstration and performances, the reading of the obituary...
Hi! It's Hannah and Amanda, Eagle Eye staff writers. Throughout our vlog, we will keep you updated on our day to day activities and events in Seattle. From April 5-8, the Journalism Education...
For sophomore Catlin Relvas, Mar. 2 is D.E.A.R. to her heart and childhood experience.
National Read Across America day was created in 1998 by the National Education Association (NEA). Every...
Need a daily dose of inspiration? Try scrolling through inspirational quotes. Recently, the Guys Givin' Back organization has been picking up the trend that motivates and inspires people to do...
On Thursday Dec. 5, SMCHS enacted a new bell schedule for students and faculty.
A call for change arose after only 587 students (1/3 of the school population) attended the All Saints Mass in October....
Cramming in lessons for government, preparing for their next conference and their final exams, the MUN senior class always dedicates one day to leave it all behind to decorate one tree.
For almost...
El Cajon police shot and killed an unarmed black man, Alfred Olango, on Tuesday Sept. 27. Public anger arose from this statistic: Olango was the 176th black man shot by a police officer in...
