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Remarkable Royal Ball
May 1, 2026
Why are we at War Anyways?
April 24, 2026
The Royal Ball
The Royal Ball
April 24, 2026
SMHS Cheer Tryouts: Getting Ready To Hype Up FNL
SMHS Cheer Tryouts: Getting Ready To Hype Up FNL
April 24, 2026
San Marcos Participates in Science Olympiad
March 13, 2026
Letter From Your New EICS
Letter From Your New EICS
June 3, 2026
The King’s Corner
May 7, 2026
Seniors show their spirit during Senior Olympics
Don’t You Wish You Were a Senior
April 24, 2026
Culinary Spotlight
Culinary Spotlight
March 13, 2026
Lily Chubb speaks to students
Career Talk Spotlight: Lily Chubb
March 13, 2026
Summer Reads
Summer Reads
June 3, 2026
End of the Year Book Reviews
End of the Year Book Reviews
June 3, 2026
The Devil Wears Prada 2 Review
The Devil Wears Prada 2 Review
June 3, 2026
Opening night of this year's spring musical, Sweeney Todd
Attend the Tale of Sweeney Todd
May 7, 2026
Annual exclusive event for fashion's biggest night of the year
Met Gala 2026
May 7, 2026
Cross Town Rivalries Recap
Cross Town Rivalries Recap
May 1, 2026
Team USA: On the Ice
February 27, 2026
illustration of olympic medals
Winter Olympics Recap
February 27, 2026
Super Bowl Recap
February 13, 2026
Winter Sports Wrap Up
February 13, 2026
Concerts, Cash, and Courtrooms: The Ticketmaster Reckoning
Concerts, Cash, and Courtrooms: The Ticketmaster Reckoning
March 6, 2026
Sticker warning placed on students’ cars
Peel Back The Policy
March 6, 2026
One School, One Grading Scale
February 13, 2026
Hand dryer and paper towel dispenser located in the teacher restroom.
Hand Dryers or Do They?
February 13, 2026
Santa Barbara protest held against ICE
Trump’s America: The Bureaucracy of Brutality
February 13, 2026
Summer Trips
Summer Trips
June 3, 2026
King’s Page writers enjoy reading, a great hobby to pick up this spring!
Resetting for Spring
February 27, 2026
Local Business Spotlight
February 13, 2026

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Noelle Cabrera

Noelle Cabrera, Editor in Chief

Noelle is an 12th grader at San Marcos High School. This is her fourth year on The King’s Page and she is now the Editor in Chief. Journalism is currently her favorite class and she is also a member of the San Marcos Ethnic Studies Club. Outside of school she volunteers with animals, is a member of the Youth Making Change Board and is in the Santa Barbara Chapter of GenUp.

All content by Noelle Cabrera
The Thanksgiving Truth

The Thanksgiving Truth

Noelle Cabrera, For the past 52 years, on each Thanksgiving, a crowd has gathered before Cole’s Hill in Plymouth, Massachusetts. While Americans across the country sit down to feast with their loved ones, those gathered in Plymouth beat drums, lead prayers, and march in protest. For these Indigenous Americans and their allies, this day is not about food, family or thankfulness. It is a day of mourning.
November 16, 2022

How to have a fun, COVID free summer

Noelle Cabrera, As millions of people nationwide receive the COVID-19 vaccine and our world continues to make progress towards returning to “normal,” it is easy to forget the precautions we must continue to take, especially with summer on its way. During the summer of 2020 when COVID-19 was still new, there was a surge in cases. We saw then that many disregarded the warnings of health officials and carried on with summer trips, barbeques, and other large gatherings. Now, with vaccinations, it is safer for vaccinated people to interact with one another, but it is still important to be cautious when around those who are unvaccinated, and if you yourself are unvaccinated. It may be tempting to hang out with friends or go on big trips this summer since it seems as if cases are under control, but if we can stay safe and vigilant we may have a chance at having a somewhat normal summer next year. However, this does not mean that we have to stay inside quarantining, as there are plenty of options for safe and fun activities that we can enjoy.
May 27, 2021
Black History Month and How It Is Being Celebrated

Black History Month and How It Is Being Celebrated

Noelle Cabrera, For years, February has been a designated month to acknowledge and celebrate the vast accomplishments of African-American people throughout history. Black History Month started off as Negro History Week, which was created by Historian Carter G. Woodson and the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, and first celebrated in 1926. Negro History Week occurred the same week as the birthdays of President Abraham Lincoln and abolitionist Frederick Douglas, who are two prominent figures in Black history. Negro History Week evolved into Black History Month, which was insitiutionalized in 1976 by President Gerald Ford with a proclamation that has been renewed every year by each president since. “Black History Month means representation to me, it means taking time to recognize our progress but to also recognize what we still need to do,” said Black Student Union President Talia Hamilton. “It is to celebrate and love Black culture, and so much more.”
February 11, 2021
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