On February 21, 2025 the Los Banos FFA Program held their annual Car Show. An event for students and faculty to show off their vehicles, from trucks to cars, old school and newer models were all displayed on campus. This car show marks the end of FFA week on campus, and this year is the 2nd largest...

The Agricultural Food Science program and Mac’s Meat Market is hosting their first ever sausage tasting on March 20 during Pride Time and lunch. There will be 11 different sausages: Linguica, Italian Red Ropes, Italian Red Fine Grind, Breakfast, Cajun, Andouille, Jalapeno Cheesywurst, Polish, Chicken...

On March 20, ASB is hosting the annual Multicultural Night in the quad from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. This event will celebrate diversity, bringing together students, their families and the community for a night of culture and unity.  Many clubs will be participating in Multicultural Night, showcasing different...

Every year Ag. Mechanic students compete and place their projects in the May Day fair.  This opportunity helps students receive recognition for their effort and skills at building a project and hopefully, a scholarship through FFA. This also helps the student build responsibility for being on time and...

The Drama Club performed its second play, Not Another Bedtime Story this year with performances from March 6 through March 8.   The play is about two siblings getting told a bedtime story by their jolly Mother, but as they got older it became more and more boring and less tasteful to the siblings....

Art teacher, Mrs. Sagouspe strives to do her best for each of her students.  She is not only an art teacher, but she is the advisor for the Art Club, as well as the Class of 25 advisor.   Having so many responsibilities as a teacher can be challenging and difficult with such a busy schedule. It's...

History teacher Mr. Charles Garber has been making an impact on his students' lives for the 11 years that he has been teaching at Los Banos High. In 2014 he began teaching Geography and World History, a year later he switched his focus to the subject of U.S. History. History was always a class that...

Spring break is just around the corner, perfect for a well-needed refresh. This is where spring activities come in! But just what spring activities are in for 2025? And which ones have we left in 2024? ThePioneerWoman.com suggests, for sunny days in spring activities such as bird watching, starting...

Students and teachers were asked what advice they would give to their younger selves. Students and teachers shared their reflections, offering lessons on school, friendships, and personal growth. Their insights serve as guidance for anyone navigating life’s challenges.  From handling stress to...

As a four year student of AG. MECHANICS, perfection is needed when fabricating a smoking hot BBQ. I’ve made two BBQs for my sophomore and junior years that grill food to perfection. With this experience, I’m making a BBQ Smoker for my final project as a senior and, I’m going to show you how...

The Home Economics Club organized an activity for club members where they learned about budgeting through making ramen. The idea originated from the club’s president, Hailey Tangco (12), who decided to turn a popular online trend of making ramen into a fun and educational experience. Members were...

Drama is working on a new performance based on a play called, "Not Another Bedtime Story!" for March 6, 7, and 8. The play involves Katie and Max Grimm who are tired of having to listen to their mom’s bedtime stories about fluffy hamsters and magic smiles. When they tell her they've outgrown them,...

Due to a recent influx of cases of bird flu, California Governor Newsom and state veterinarian Dr. Annette Jones announced on January 8, 2025 that all dairy and poultry projects are banned from displays at fairs and shows until further notice. H5N1 Avian Influenza also known as bird flu is an infection...