October 29, 2023

Remembering the Legacy Eduardo Rios Fierro, College Bound, Grade 12 Teacher Dr. Jo Markette, Coronado High School Veterans Day, originally called Armistice Day, was created with the thought of preserving the legacy of those who fought for our country. We use this day to celebrate, honor, and remember the reasons why veterans fought for us:

Never Forget, Forever HonorWhy We Should Honor Veterans   Brueklyn Curley, Grade 12   Teacher Michelle Wagner, Maryvale High School The phrase “Never Forget, Forever Honor” serves as a solemn reminder that the sacrifices made by veterans are not confined to a specific moment in history but are enduring testaments to the courage and dedication

No Greater Sacrifice Diego Lenzi, Grade 11 Teacher Jessica Breen, Seton Catholic Prep There was a day in 2017 where I had nothing on my mind, except being a child. My parents had taken my brother and I to Anaheim, California to see the greatest attraction there is Disneyland (greatest for a child anyways). But

Grandpa Joe: A Hero’s Journey Through the Korean War Shandiin Harrison, Grade 10 Teacher Greg Krahn, Mesquite High School   Throughout history, there have been stories of extraordinary individuals whose lives are remembered due to their unwavering courage and resilience. My grandpa Joe Begay, a Navajo man who served as a soldier in the Korean

Never Forget Forever Honor Clairet Riesgraf, Grade 9  Teacher Cody Bratz, Arizona College Prep In the dimly lit trench, as the distant thunder of artillery rumbled, James and David found themselves together. They were more than comrades; they were friends who had shared stories, dreams, and a bond forged in the darkness of war.James gazed