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Jazmine Razo
September 2, 2017
The Dragon participates in the Start Strong Rally. Credit: Abigail Massar / The Foothill Dragon Press

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Foothill Technology High School’s (Foothill Tech) boys baseball team earned a 3–1 victory over El Monte High School in the first round of the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) Southern Section playoffs on May 16, 2025. The Dragons set the tone early and maintained steady control throughout the game showcasing their defense and consistent energy on the field. Foothill Tech held firm to secure the win. The result marks an important step in the Dragons postseason journey as they look to build on the momentum heading into the second round that takes place on May 21, 2025 against Estancia.
Photo Essay: Foothill Tech Baseball advances in CIF playoffs with a win against El Monte
Ventura's river estuary, a marshland area that funnels into the ocean, provides a refuge for many different species of birds; from sea and shorebirds to waterfowl and songbirds. The area is adjacent to a popular path for biking or running, but despite the proximity to human activity, the wildlife thrives in their own little world.
Photo essay: A dreary morning at Ventura’s river estuary
Tune in to this episode of FDP-TV for a recap of Renaissance Spirit Week, which occurred from March 18 to March 22, 2024, concluding with the spring Renaissance Rally. Additionally, stay tuned for updates on the spring sports season and previews of forthcoming features.
FDP-TV: Season 2, Episode 12
The Foothill Technology High School (Foothill Tech) distance track team walks off the track after an intense 1600 meter race, all going well under the five minute barrier and securing medal positions.
Photo Essay: Meet of Champions
Watch the third episode of Benchwarmers to see Luigirey Guce '25 and Aidan Gomez '25 coach Dane Dodos '26 and Chance Leandro '25 on the skills needed to excel at basketball.
Benchwarmers: Episode 3 (featuring boys' basketball)
Amidst the pre-finals week tension lingering in the Foothill Technology High School (Foothill Tech) halls, therapy dogs from "Love on a Leash" were brought on campus on Jan. 19, 2024 to uplift students' spirits and provide comfort as they begin to navigate their way into the upcoming week of final exams. Therapy animals offer stress relief, improve moods and provide comfort to enhance emotional well-being in diverse settings.
Photo Essay: "Love on a Leash"
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Foothill Technology High School’s (Foothill Tech) crossing guard, Johnny Garcia, devotes his time to the safety of the students. He spends every morning and afternoon ensuring that students cross Day Road without harm.
Hidden Heroes: The story of Johnny Garcia
Students of Foothill Tech try to make button pins of their own design at Back to School Night. This college and career class provides an opportunity to learn life skills and creativity.
Foothill Tech welcomes parents and guardians at Back to School Night 2023
During F.I.R.E and lunch, members of the Associated Student Body worked hard to prepare an assembly line of delicious In-N-Out for the Class of 2024.
Class of 2024 connects through In-N-Out Burger and festivities
Jackson Basurto ‘24 and Alfred “Mason” Borkowski ‘24 are in full recruitment mode as students pass by their table. The club offered a fun way to engage with other students while doing something they all enjoy.
Dragons find their connection at Club Rush 2023
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Before the school year ends, seniors reflect on the cherished moments they shared over their high school years.
Seniors reminisce on their favorite Foothill memories
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