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The Student News Site of Van Nuys High School

The Mirror

The Student News Site of Van Nuys High School

The Mirror

Rainielle Santos

Rainielle Santos, Staff Writer

Rainielle Santos is a staff writer and a senior in her only year of journalism as a News/Features writer. Journalism aside, she is in the Medical Magnet and enjoys learning about current or upcoming trends on social media. Her hobbies involve listening to a variety of music, volunteering,  and studying medicine. She is currently involved in Key Club as a Lieutenant Governor for the CNH District and is President of the Filipino Culture club. Rainielle plans to attend a four-year university to continue her studies in medicine. 

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The Ethnics Studies course is a state requirement for all California ninth graders, promoting acceptance and understanding of other cultures and communities.

School adds ethnics course as new college requirement for freshmen

The Ethnics Studies course is designed to encourage students to develop compassion for others and create a deeper understanding of other cultures as a whole.
By Rainielle Santos, Staff Writer
Oct 13, 2023
An influx of squirrels can be seen in the Quad after lunch or nutrition going through trash or picking leftovers left behind by students.

Trash talk: Litter plagues campus

The campus at Van Nuys High School, with its grassy quad and mature shade trees, offers comfort to a diverse community, encompassing not just students and staff, but also local wildlife like birds and squirrels.
By Rainielle Santos, Staff Writer
Aug 31, 2023
David Gonzalez one of many students working minimum wage jobs while trying to keep up with school.

Balancing school and work: High school students discuss the challenges and benefits of working while in school

According to an Instagram poll conducted on campus, of the 199 responses received, 28 percent of students said they have paying jobs outside of school.
By Olamide Olumide and Rainielle Santos
Apr 20, 2023
Born in the Phillippines, Shamuel Robledo speaks three languages: Tagalog, IIocano, and of course english.

Speaking from experience

As a melting pot of cultural diversity, Van Nuys High School is a virtual United Nations where students from all walks of life come together to learn and grow. One unique aspect of the student body is the large number of bilingual students. 
By Rainielle Santos and Mia Ramirez
Apr 19, 2023
AP exams are rapidly approaching. Here are some study tips to help you score that five.

Tips and tricks for AP exams

Rain Santos shares her study methods to ensure a good grade for AP Exams.
By Rainielle Santos, Staff Writer
Apr 19, 2023
5 Minutes with…Theater Teacher Mr. Justin Baldridge

5 Minutes with…Theater Teacher Mr. Justin Baldridge

Mr. Baldridge shares the last movie watched, the meal he’d eat for the rest of his life and what his warning label would say if he had one.
By Rainielle Santos, Staff Writer
Dec 14, 2022
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