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Humans of Santa Rosa High School

Zuzu Morgan (senior)

“If I were to describe my fashion it would be Bohemian. All my money goes to Depop. Depop is absolutely incredible!”

On Thursday, March 29 during second period, Santa Rosa High School held a formal intruder drill. This new drill now stands in the place of a typical lockdown drill. In practicing what would happen if an active shooter was on campus, this drill enacts new tactics for surviving a school shooting.// Link to full article in bio

Humans of Santa Rosa High School

Ella Hoffman (Sophomore)

"I named my cello Pam because I'm pretty sure it means honey in German and my cello is German... also because of Pam from The Office."

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Request for Yearbook Replacement In response to the massive losses incurred in the fires in Sonoma County, we are trying to assess the need for replacement yearbooks. We cannot promise that we will be able to reprint them, but we are in contact with the various publishing companies and are going to try our best to make it happen. I...

Update: school will definitely be closed on Monday October 23 and Tuesday October 24. More updates to come for the rest of the week

Class meeting tomorrow @ 11AM in D101!!

Update: school will be closed next week from October 16-20

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The latest on North Coast fires: Sonoma County fires grow; winds expected Friday. https://t.co/S9ULWRM86T https://t.co/3Cc8Qzk0pM

Sonoma County fires grow; winds expected Friday The Tubbs fire remains a threat while higher winds are expected Friday afternoon.

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El condado de asegura que personas afectadas por el incendio pueden buscar ayuda en centros de refugios sin temer https://t.co/UPXuuZwW2a

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Segun no hara operativos en areas afectadas por los incendios en
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and officials continue to urge people to sign up for alerts. Here's how:

Marcus Washington on Twitter “For continued updates from the counties, you can text your zip code to 888-777. You will then get updates that affect your neighborhood.”