Welcome to The Warrior Word, the student-produced newspaper of Cornerstone Christian Schools. Here you’ll find a collection of stories that reflect the voices, talents and perspectives of our students—from campus news and sports to features, opinion and more.
This week, stories include a piece by Sports Editors Ethan Mendoza and Angel Hernandez highlighting records broken by talented CCS athletes; a profile of high school math teacher, Daniel Longoria, by Staff Writer Tyra Tchou; and a preview of the upcoming high school musical, "Anastasia," by Editor-in-Chief Savannah Juiel.
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Staff Spotlight
Curriculum and Instruction Director Rebecca Jones knows all about her "vowels."
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The Warrior Theater Company presents the musical ‘Anastasia’
By Savannah Juiel, Editor-in-Chief
Math and life lessons add up in Longoria’s classroom
By Tyra Tchou, Staff Writer
The great leap of AI: The new and improved digital coworker
By Mateo Muñoz, Staff Writer
Teacher Spotlight
Math teacher Karen Ruvalcaba's funniest classroom moment is one for the books.
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Growing Warrior Band fills Disney World with Latin sounds
By Juan Mendoza-Arenas, Staff Writer
Oxford comma more like Oxford drama
By Zachary Freeman, Staff Writer
CCS jumps on board for new school choice law
By Emmalee Barnes, News Editor
Teacher Spotlight
Photography teacher Cynthia Onofre talks about her love of painting.
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Your Weekly Word
1 Peter 5:10 – “And the God of all grace, who called you to his eternal glory in Christ, after you have suffered a little while, will himself restore you and make you strong, firm, and steadfast.”
This verse reminds us that no suffering is without purpose or end. Any trial that is put in our way is there to strengthen us in the Lord if we just put our trust in Him. Most testimonies often involve recovering from something traumatic and coming back stronger. Trials can also help us strengthen others who go through their own struggles, and this can lead to them doing the same. Helping out one person can do so much more than one may normally think.
By Samuel Rose, Staff Writer
