San Ysidro High School

So I just got out of class and all of a sudden I had to use the restroom. As I went inside the bathroom I quickly noticed a foul smell, this odor disturbed me and made me realize the environment of this restroom made me want to vomit. When I went inside the stall, I sat on the toilet as usual and realized there is some explicit gossip about these young teens in this school. As a strong feminist I believe this issue is inappropriate, considering us women should stand together. Anyways, when I flushed my number 3, I was concerned that there was a long hesitation for the toilet to flush all the way through. I was very embarrassed that I had to wait a while in the stall, but what’s even more embarrassing is that the toilet water splashed all over my new white shirt and left unspeakable brown stains. As I got out, I went straight to go wash my hands and noticed there was NO soap. I’m very surprised considering the fact that this school claims to promote cleanliness. Now my hands disgustingly smell like period blood. Every bathroom I went to in this school has urine puddles all over the floor and toilet seat! Do these girls know how to sit or even aim? I am thankful for the first amendment because without it I wouldn’t be able to speak out my mind and God.

It is what it is. I wish they would teach real life like in La jolla they give the kids a pretend job you make 10.00 an hour pay 875 a month for a 1bdr apt and your utilities are 200 a month you need gas, food, car insurance and so on and make them see how it works out then they figure out after collage how much they make and they see it a light bulb turns on!!!

Attending a pee wee football game I didn’t get a close look at the main campus, but the sports facilities look top notch. The football stadium was great. Synthetic turf with the team logo proudly on display is ready for the school to become a local powerhouse or at least look good when or if that day comes. Clean with well kept grounds and modern construction. It was a Saturday, so it was unclear if the minimal wear and tear was from lack of use. Not a whole lot of residential units close by though. In all likelihood the school was built in anticipation of the population spike with the fervent development of the South Bay. I’m sure the Sweetwater Union didn’t plan for the housing industry to hit a brick wall, but as as local taxpayer, of course, I’m thrilled to provide funding. Whether it’s used or not. Go Cougars!