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The student news site of Santa Margarita Catholic High School in Rancho Santa Margarita, California.

The Eagle Eye

The student news site of Santa Margarita Catholic High School in Rancho Santa Margarita, California.

The Eagle Eye

The student news site of Santa Margarita Catholic High School in Rancho Santa Margarita, California.

The Eagle Eye

Web designer in disguise

Web designer in disguise

Mia Ross, Staff Writer Aug 30, 2017

Many SMCHS students spend their summer vacations at the beach, traveling or completing their summer assignments. Senior Allyssa Lopez, however, had different responsibilities: she spent two months redesigning...

Junior Madison Louderback looks at her Lenova Yoga tablet with a new view and new prescription glasses.

IT ruins eyes

Rachel Tetreault, Web Editor-in-chief Dec 5, 2016

Class begins, laptops open and students put on their glasses. Many students have come across problems with their eyes ever since the integration of the school laptops for. Providing students with their...

When they work independently on their tablets, students are constantly monitored by IT teachers alike.

Debunking mIThs

Ivanna Rea, Managing Editor Nov 1, 2016

  When students at SMCHS were first introduced to the Lenovo tablets in the 2014-2015 school year, they were also introduced to the rumors that circulate around the powerful IT team. Although...

Scott Bricker (left), Kevin Hagan (middle) and Javier Hernandez (right) explore new ways to improve the tablet program.

Showcase shout out

Taylor Gather, Staff Writer Sep 9, 2016

Scott Bricker has never felt prouder of his ongoing three year accomplishment. Since the Lenovo Yoga tablets were introduced to SMCHS in 2014, the IT staff has continue to perfect and create an engaging...

Annual Spring student survey

Cristina Zapata, Print Editor-in-Chief Apr 8, 2016

On the morning of March 14, all period seven classes were interrupted five minutes before the bell by an announcement regarding a survey from the IT Department. Students were given five minutes to fill...

Playing games in class is a risky endeavor with the new Class Policies classroom management software.

Class police

Sarah Turner, News Editor Sep 19, 2015

A chat on Skype and a quick game of Tetris on the Yoga may seem harmless, but the new and improved Class Policies has made its stealthy appearance on campus, catching distracted students left and right....

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