By Kelley Sussman Copy Editor As Costa ends the 2020-2021 online/hybrid school year, most staff members and students are looking forward to returning back to school in a normal setting. Students have been suffering with […]
By Ella Davis Staff Writer Juniors Ella Dvorchak and Alexa Vogel recently created the first high school branch of Cardz for Kidz, based in Chicago, in effort to expand the organization’s goal of spreading care […]
With high school graduation just around the corner, the administration has been working to create a safe but enjoyable experience for Costa seniors. Shay Mishra and Dolce Prieto highlight what plans they have created as of […]
The Mira Costa High School in collaboration with TEDx hosted an event that was comprised of 16 speakers and also multiple businesses that held exhibits to spur the mind. […]
This years homecoming week was filled with tons of school spirit and ASB held games at lunch that the homecoming court participated in. Also, Mira Costa faced off Inglewood at home for the homecoming football game on Friday at Waller Stadium. Mira Costa persevered and the final score was 50-21. […]
On Tuesday January 24th, girls basketball faced off against rival Redondo Union High School. The game was competitive and the players gave it their all, until the final buzzer. The Seahawks persevered, winning the game 57-37. Coming off of a 5 game win streak the girls were discouraged by this loss, but plan to come back even stronger in their game against Palos Verdes High School. […]
On Friday, October 14th, Mira Costa battled Morningside High School for Homecoming. With tough defense by Morningside in the first half, Costa only scored one touchdown and a field goal to end the first half 10-6. Costa’s offense gained momentum through out the second half and the game ended due to a neck injury of one of Morningside’s players. The final score was 40-6. […]
Costa economics teacher Charles Currier takes on new heights outside his economics classroom with his passion for backpacking and hiking.
Hiking includes walking throughout the country or the woods, while backpacking can involve an extended journey and outdoor camping. According to Currier, his first major hike was a trip to Mt. Whitney with friends about 15 years ago.
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by Anna Real Circulation Manager Despite the fact that College Preparatory classes do not exactly align with college courses, these CP level classes should continued to be considered as a vital part of Costa’s course […]
By Alyssa Zucker Staff Writer After coming off a tough loss against Loyola High School, the Mira Costa Varsity football team won against Newport Harbor High School on Friday, Sept. 28 at Waller Stadium. The […]
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