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![Varsity sideline cheerleader sophomore Carys Tuason adjusts her hair in preparation for an upcoming football game. “I feel [that] looking neat and looking put together is something that judges look at and other teams look at, even on game days,” Tuason said. “It is important to have our hair up because it’s also a safety thing and it can affect performance.”](https://whshoofprint.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/IMG_1313-e1761358460493-800x1200.jpg)
![From left to right, junior Hannah Phan, who played Connie Philips, and sophomore Matthew Salguero, who played Roy Philips, shows his character’s personality and relationship with Edward Worthington. “We [were] all doing our best to portray the characters accurately,” Salguero said.](https://whshoofprint.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/IMG_9818-1200x800.jpg)
- Classrooms start using more AI technology
- Construction begins to extend the road at Grand and La Puente Intersection
- Transition class students help apply skills in a collaboration between ASB
- Reports against Instagram concern teenage users
- Representatives from San Bernardino District Attorney's Office come to Walnut High School to teach students
- Snow Creek Park reopens with inclusive playground
- New adult transition class is added
- Trump freezes billions in educational funding
- Policies expected to affect college tuition
- Principal Jamie Norell joins Walnut High School
- Athletes face stricter enforcement with six period stickers
- Three new instructional deans join the administration
- Jamie Norell begins her term as Walnut's new principal
- Principal Dr. Michele Lew resigns citing health concerns
- Inflation impacts students and staff
