Coronado, California, United States (Local)
Maria Laguna's focus is on local community events and news, with a keen interest in covering announcements related to student activities, arts performances, and educational programs within Coronado. She seems particularly interested in reporting on school-related events and personal achievements within the local community.
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By: Maria Laguna
This spring, two digital arts entities have partnered up with the Coronado Cultural Arts Commission to create an extensive body of work that was unveiled on March 12. The Coronado School of the Arts (CoSA) graphic design students and Coronado High School (CHS) Digital Photography elective class debuted the “PhotoGraphics” exhibit at C3 Gallery. Guests gathered in the evening for the opening reception, which was held in the Nautilus Room.
The Coronado High School (CHS) Model United Nations (MUN) Teams made their way to Del Mar City Hall last weekend to participate in a county-wide MUN conference. Last year was Coronado’s first year bringing back MUN since Covid. This year, CHS had three teams competing. Veteran members, Co-President Maria Laguna, Co-President Hannah Cohen, and Vice President Pia Gil, attended yet again. While new members, Sophia Daly, Claudia Geraldi, and Jack Kennard, experienced the conference with fresh eyes. The teams advisor, Christopher Irwig, helped ceaselessly support the team yet again.
By: Maria Laguna
On Tuesday, April 9, Coronado students were honored with World Language Awards to recognize their achievements in languages other than English. Students, faculty, and families gathered in the Coronado Performing Arts Center for the evening ceremony.
By: Maria Laguna
When April rolls around and the white tents emerge in Spreckels Park, Coronado locals know it’s time for the annual Flower Show. The show is presented by the Coronado Floral Association with support from the City of Coronado, and this year marked the 102nd anniversary. Each year welcomes a new theme and this year’s, “Ocean of Flowers,” was perfect for this beach community. Guests flocked to the park on Saturday and Sunday, April 20 and 21 to take in the beauty of the flowers, arrangements and displays as well as partake in the activities offered.
By: Maria Laguna
The Coronado School of the Arts (CoSA) spring musical Pippin had a magical opening weekend. The show premiered on Friday, April 26, with additional shows on April 27 and 28.
By: Maria Laguna
After an eventful Earth Month, Emerald Keepers is pleased to honor numerous student environmental activists as Emerald Keepers of the Month for April. These Gen Zers’ feverish commitment to sustainability and positive progress has touched Emerald Keepers.
By: Maria Laguna
After an eventful Earth Month, Emerald Keepers is pleased to honor the numerous student environmental activists as Emerald Keepers of the Month for April. These Gen-Zers’ feverish commitment to sustainability
By: Maria Laguna
Curtains have closed on the class of 2024’s final Coronado School of the Arts (CoSA) performance, but two lucky actors were nominated for their impressive performances in their spring musical “Pippin.” The Broadway San Diego High School Musical Theatre Awards selected Randy Castillo and Quinlan King as two of the twenty nominees in their competition. […]
By: Maria Laguna
The Coronado School of the Arts (CoSA) Digital Arts Conservatories have been working hard to create an array of pieces for the annual late-May Extravaganza—which was definitely extravagant.
While Coronado High School’s Prom was “Under the Sea” themed, there were no wetsuits in sight; instead there were teenagers showing off their personal style in an elegant manner.
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