Hilltop Star

By Jalen Maspono During the cold days of January over 350 students were beginning their hard work towards completing a science project. These projects were collected and displayed in the 2016 PHS Science Fair competition on June 1. While some students chose to work alone others worked in pairs or in small groups of three. […]

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Dear Young Ladies and Gentlemen, It has been a great honor to be your Assistant Principal.  I was not sure what to think when I arrived in December but I have gotten to know many of you and now know the potential this class has. Each and everyone of you has what it takes to […]

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By Thania Rubio Everyone loves that one teacher that pushes and helps us in our academics. But what happens when our own peers step in?  Well, that is what STRIVE is all about. STRIVE stands for Students & Teachers Reviving the Innovation Value of Education. Teachers and students come together as one to help to […]

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By Jaqueline Sanchez Everyone is aware that this year’s presidential election has been very intense. Many people want to make “America Great Again,” in the case of Trump supporters. Or some want, Hillary, “Fighting for Us.” And some even wanted to “Feel the Bern.” However, while everyone can have an opinion about these things, the […]

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By David Buonafina Do you know what really grinds my gears…? When students are trying to get to class and they are always late, because other students are either confused with where they’re going, just being annoying on purpose, or they want to stand around and talk. Come on guys? We all have somewhere to […]

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By Judith Hernandez The picture of the role that television will play in the future is fuzzy. Much of what is on television today is out of step with the technology that has emerged with respect to digital media. There are many new sources that use this technology to take over what has always been […]

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By Thania Rubio One issue that many teachers and students agree on is the over-crowdedness of the hallways around the school. There are areas that are just jammed with students trying to make their way to class, hopefully on time. Many would argue that any number of students that exceed the planned capacity of a […]

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For the first time ever, Pokemon will be available as an app for both Android and IOS users.

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