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News for the Carlsbad High School Community

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News for the Carlsbad High School Community

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Calliandra Moody

Calliandra Moody, Editor in Chief

Calliandra Moody is a senior at Carlsbad High School and a fourth-year journalism student, as well as this year's editor in chief for The Lancer Link. Calliandra enjoys reflecting on her community through journalism and getting to highlight the people that make the school - and Carlsbad as a whole - special. She spends her time teaching martial arts and hanging out with friends and family.

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Flag-bearing CHS students show their support for the LGBTQ+ community at the demonstration by the main office.

Students demonstrate LGBTQ+ pride at district-wide walkout

Cece Turk and Calliandra Moody
May 31, 2023
On May 25, Carlsbad community members gathered outside the District Office to show support for displaying the Pride flag.

CUSD Board of Trustees postpones decision to display the Pride flag

Calliandra Moody, Editor in Chief
May 26, 2023
Assistant Principal Williams: Unfit to Serve

Assistant Principal Williams: Unfit to Serve

Calliandra Moody, Cece Turk, and Zoe Watts
May 24, 2023
Left to right (top row): Sharon McKeeman, Jennifer Fornal, Scott Davison. Left to right (bottom row): Michele Tsutagawa Ward, Gretchen Vurbeff, Kathy Rallings

Q&A: Carlsbad School Board candidates

Calliandra Moody and Cece Turk
October 28, 2022
Protesters against the Supreme Court's draft to overturn Roe vs. Wade gathered at the corner of Carlsbad Blvd and Pine Ave on May 14, 2022. Receiving both cheers and boos from passing cars, the protesters chanted "Roe won't go" and "My body, my choice".

People, not politics

Calliandra Moody, Cece Turk, and Wendy Maddox
May 19, 2022
EcoPort, Virtual Enterprise's company, markets their product at their first trade show.

Learning to run a business

Calliandra Moody, Editor in Chief
March 1, 2022
"I think that we've seen at least twice our average number of absences on a daily basis," Dr. Brockett said. With the new Omicron variant, CHS is subject some new protocols in order to limit the spread.

Q&A: Dr. Brockett talks COVID-19 protocols

Calliandra Moody and Sophia Weis
January 13, 2022
Donating non-perishable food items, toys or clothing are easy ways to give back to the community during the holidays.

Extending a helping hand for the holidays

Calliandra Moody, Editor in Chief
December 15, 2021
Dance attendees broke at least 60 sets of silent disco headphones at the dance. The company found many on the roof of the Old Gym. Once the final count of damaged units is determined, CHS will be responsible for paying to replace them at $80 a pair.

Poor dance behavior leads to future consequences

Sophia Weis and Calliandra Moody
October 5, 2021
The first Lancer day in 1958 with queen Judy Collins and her princesses Natalie Vermilyea, Betty Bowman, and Jeannette Gastelum.

Carlsbad’s Lancer Day history

Calliandra Moody, Editor in Chief
October 1, 2021
Avery Briones riding her project horse on a trail ride.

A passion for horseback riding

Calliandra Moody, Editor in Chief
September 24, 2021
The Veterans' Memorial Park is being planned off of Faraday Avenue and Cannon Road. It overlooks the Agua Hedionda Lagoon, strawberry fields, and remains of the Encina power plant

Veterans’ Memorial Park planned for popular Carlsbad hill

Calli Moody, Reporter
June 7, 2021
The vaccines for COVID-19 were developed quickly and with extremely high efficacy rates. All mainstream vaccines allow individuals to not attract the virus, and in the rare cases they do, to avoid serious illness and hospitalization.

COVID vaccinations for high school students

Calli Moody, Reporter
April 13, 2021
Carlsbad High's softball field is once again in use following the early stop of the 2020 season.

Upcoming softball season

Calli Moody, Reporter
March 18, 2021
Freshman Sierra Fesler works on her homework in between classes.

Starting high school online

Calli Moody, Reporter
November 17, 2020
SDSU has been a hot topic of discussion in San Diego County as the university's massive outburst is hindering the county from moving to a less-restrictive tier.

The COVID impact at SDSU

Calli Moody, Reporter
October 18, 2020
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