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FLAWLESS FACULTY: Frances Clare, the principal of Mater Dei High school poses for the new school year! Clare has been working at Mater Dei since 1987, and has been an incredibly important member of the Monarch community since then. Clare advises students to take advantage of all the activities offered here at Mater Dei and to follow their passions. “Explore different activities in order to find your passion and once you find it, follow it. When you do, you also build community. You make friends that last a lifetime” Clare said.

Teachers share advice to students as the school year begins

Jaden Kessler and Jordan Saint John
September 22, 2022
ANYTHING IS PAW-SIBLE Sir Lancelot Blaise Jenkins, commonly known as Lance, sits and cocks his head to the left for his staff photo. Lance, unofficially known as the campus dog, often walks around following Father Walter, greeting and interacting with eager students. “Bark woof bark,” Jenkins said. This roughly translates to: “I’m excited to be at a new campus.”

Who’s New on Campus?

Kathleen Khorn and Samantha Baltazar
October 3, 2021
EYES UP, MASK ON: Students sit at their desks with their masks on and listen to their teacher. During the Hybrid Learning program, students are required to wear masks at all times while on campus, and teachers like Mrs. Kitsinis feel that change the most in their classrooms. “Theres a lot of a lot of newness to this year…” Kitsinis said. “Ive got to find new ways to get my students involved, engaged, and enjoying it. And I dont know that I have found that yet.” Photo courtesy of Tiffany Le, Co-Editor-in-Chief for the Crown Yearbook.

Masks create social barrier between students and teachers

Oliver Cary, Managing Editor & Senior Assistant to the Advisor
January 12, 2021

English teacher introduces recreational reading program in her classroom

Abbie Harris , Staff Reporter
January 10, 2020
Officer Jeremy Roberts, class of 2010, and Orange County Sheriffs Department officer Brendan Roland, class of 2009, discuss the work that comes with being a keeper of peace. It hard work, but its important for any functioning community, Roland said.

Juniors hear from MD alumni, local professionals during annual Career Day

Rodrigo Gonzalez, Staff Reporter
April 17, 2019
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