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Sophomore Emily Isajan holds up a piece of paper with her New Year’s resolution of exercising more.
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Emily Isajan is demonstrating her goal of exercising more with a plank.
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Sophomore Linda Avila’s New Year’s resolution is to study more.
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Sophomore Samantha Barrera is striving towards good grades in the new year.
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Samantha Barrera holds up her assignment to show that she got an A on it.
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Sophomore Camila Guzmán Álvarez wants to get more clothes in 2026.
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Camila Guzmán Álvarez points to her friend’s shirt that she wants to buy.
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Sophomore Madison Isenmann’s goal for 2026 is to talk to her friends more.
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Madison Isenmann is shown talking with her friends, Camila Guzmán Álvarez and Samantha Barrera.
PHOTO STORY: New year, new goals at Van Nuys High School
Linda Avila is studying more as a 2026 goal of hers.
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about the contributor
Florencia Sanchez, Staff Writer
Florencia Sanchez, a sophomore, is on the staff of The Mirror, the award-winning student newspaper and website at Van Nuys High School in Los Angeles. Outside of school, she likes going out with her friends. She enjoys photography a lot and playing the piano. She also loves the show “Gilmore Girls,” which she could rewatch all the time if she wanted to. After graduating high school, Sanchez is hoping to get into UCLA and still has many options on what she wants to major in.