Amy Soria Galvarro is an exceptional Sophomore here at Santaluces Community High School and is excited to continue her high school career as a Chief. She is very active in the school community and enjoys...

"When I first joined the Be the Change club, I was overly nervous. I'm not the best at social interaction but I really wanted to help the community, so I gave BTC a shot. This club went beyond my expectations!...

"This year has been my first year at Santaluces, and it's also been one of my favorites. I went to Park Vista for my freshman and sophomore years, but I had to switch schools after withdrawing from the...

"Prom for me was a very good experience because I got to spend it with all my friends. Everybody looked amazing. It doesn't matter who you were, everybody was gorgeous and handsome. I feel like Woods did...

"I remember my first day here [in 1994]. Actually I came down before with the principal here, his name was Mr. Hayward. He was the one that brought me down here, and he brought me down for good because...

"When I was in college, I, along with seven other guys, were in a rock band. I played trumpet in the rock band. It was an eight-piece brass rock band. We had a trumpet, trombone, sax player, keyboard,...

"[In Santo Domingo] I had a student, a junior actually, who was one of the foremost archaeologists in the country, it was astonishing. Once we went on a safari of sorts through the jungle east of Santo...

"I decided to attend Florida State University because it made my mom really mad: she's a University of Miami fan and FSU is 400 plus miles away. I do not encourage students to use this method to select...

"The most memorable moment of my life was when I went to the Dominican Republic for our first family trip. I remember my dad driving for hours and we would stop at each station so we could get our passports...

"My sisters are cheerleaders so they get to do a lot of traveling. There was a competition in Texas once, over in Dallas. My mom, my two sisters, and I flew over there together. It was early February and...