Wendy Rodriguez, Managing Editor
October 18, 2017
For the current 2017-2018 year, MacArthur has two new assistant principals. Coming from the district office is Dr. Emil Ahangarzadeh, who splits time between Villa Fundamental and MacArthur. Also from the district office, Dr. M...
Wendy Rodriguez, Managing Editor
September 1, 2017
On June 26 through July 20, students who were invited by Mr. Gregory Celestino, Mr. Patrick Evans, Mr. Peter Boyd, and Mr. Charles Manfre attended the summer enrichment program. According to Celestino, this is the fourth year doing t...
Natalie Gonzalez, Staff Reporter
April 24, 2017
The counseling staff at Segerstrom high school put together a high school orientation on March 13, 2017, which was 10 days prior to the March 22 high school visitation day for all eighth grade students. The evening orientation allowed counselors to have direct communication with parents and students, simultaneously.
Wendy Rodriguez, Staff Reporter
April 24, 2017
On Monday March 20, 2017 the Gold Ribbon Committee visited MacArthur Fundamental Intermediate School. The Gold Ribbon committee is a group from the Orange County Department of Education and they verified MacArthur deserved th...
Wendy Rodriguez, Staff Reporter
April 20, 2017
MacArthur celebrated National Counseling Week from February 6-10, as determined by The American School Counselor Association. Counselors Ms. Christine Silva and Mrs. Laurie Tristan oversaw a series of activities to teach students...
Marcus Onofre, Managing Editor
April 14, 2017
Although not for everyone, this movie was a new and improved version of the 90’s Mighty Morphing Power Rangers. The actors do a great job, especially Naomi Scott, who plays the Pink Ranger, and Dacre Montgomery, who plays the Red Ranger. Also, Elizabeth Banks puts in a solid performance as Rita Repulsa. Compared to the TV show, all the acting and performances were much improved.
Frida Ramirez, Staff Reporter
April 13, 2017
On March 10, Principal Mr. David Casper, Assistant principals Mr. Ray Gonzales and Mr. Craig Johnson made a temporary rule prohibiting students from walking around the blacktop at lunch. The new rule excludes students who are ...
Wendy Rodriguez, Staff Reporter
April 12, 2017
On Thursday March 16, 2017 the second awards assembly was held in the quad after second period. Tristan spent about three days planning this event. The office aides and some teachers helped out to count pencils and to separate awards in piles so they can be given to first period teachers including the Honor Roll, Principal's List, and VIP.
AJ Mercado, Staff Reporter
April 12, 2017
WARNING! Only attempt the following directions under the supervision of a responsible adult (like a science teacher!) Be Careful and not get any of the ingredients in your hair, clothes, shoes, or floor. Keep the slime in...
April 11, 2017
Thank you to everyone who wrote a letter to the editor in February and March! We appreciate your involvement with The Tiger's Tale. We started a new thread for April letters to the editor on this page. Please keep them coming.
What...
Josh Trevino, Coverage Editor
April 11, 2017
Thank you so much for all the letters to the editor! We would like to take the time to respond to three of your letters below:
On February 22, Patrick Nguyen wrote:
When it comes to good writing, the first thing that comes...
Michelle Ramos, Media Editor
April 11, 2017
All eighth graders who are enrolled in Chee’s honors classes are participating in a trial to get an in depth look and help determine whether Andrew Jackson was guilty or not in the Trail of Tears. The students evaluate the president through research and facts. The trial will last 2-3 weeks, depending on how each class progresses individually.
