Hi, my name is Adriana Soria-Rosales. I enjoy writing stories about sports and hope to write more in the future.
Honesty is the Best Policy: Students Talk about their Teachers
I interviewed Redwood students and asked them to write honest notes about their teacher. Here is what they said.
More Than Just a Routine: Behind the Scenes with Redwood’s Dance Force
A look into the dedication, passion, and journey behind Redwood’s Dance Force team and how early beginnings turn into a lifelong love for dance.
Photogallery: Scholarship night 2025
nmillerWebsite | + postsBioImagine spending your days talking about ideas that you love with people you genuinely care about. Not bad, that. I advise some journalists and teach some literature at […]
Join The Team: Link Crew Calls for Leaders
On Friday, May 2nd, Applications for Link Crew were due. Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors filled out the application to either join the Link Crew Class or the Link Crew Club.
Photogallery: Battle of the Classes
Ceballos+ postsBioCeballos ’25 is a student journalist at Redwood High School. Which they’re now on their fourth year of working for the Redwood Gigantea. Where they continue to be a […]
FBLA Shines at State Competition: 10th Place in Sweepstakes!
This past weekend, April 24th-April 27th, Redwood’s FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America) went down to Anaheim and placed top 10 in Sweepstakes in California.
2025 NFL Draft Podcast
Two senior members and two freshmen member of the Gigantea’s sports section discuss their thoughts on the 2025 NFL Draft, speaking on topics such as the first 11 overall picks, and notable late-round draft choices.
How Teachers Really Feel About Phones in Class (We Asked)
Teachers at Redwood High School talk about the phone epidemic and how it affects students in and out of the classroom.
Can We Talk About FAFSA Without Crying?
Filing out FAFSA isn’t easy, but students and a Redwood counselor share challenges and why it’s worth the effort.
Is Ranger Pride Just for ASB Kids?
From planning spirit weeks to organizing major events, ASB shapes campus culture at Redwood High School–but is Ranger pride exclusive to its members, or shared by all?
