With 27 years teaching at Coronado and 35 years working in education in total, Mrs. Del Valle has decided to start a new adventure: retirement! Mrs. Del Valle's absolute favorite part of the education experience has been the kids she met and learned from along the way. She mentioned her favorite subjects...

Michele Chappelear is a well-known teacher, and after 10 years at Coronado and 20 years teaching, she has decided to retire. She has enjoyed teaching classes such as chemistry, physics and geology (with her favorite being Chemistry!). Mrs. Chappelear also sponsored the student council from 2015 to 2020. Her...

Paul Kaufer has been a well-known teacher at Coronado for 11 years and has decided to retire about teaching for 35 years. Mr. Kaufer has served as a math teacher at Coronado; his favorite class to teach has been Consumer Math: “it was great teaching things the seniors need to live.” Some...

Mrs. Bauers has worked at Coronado for 9 years, and sadly to say, she is leaving to enjoy retirement. She has worked in education for 15 years, and will fondly remember her career here at Coronado, especially the day-to-day interaction with the students while working in the Athletics Office. Mrs. Bauers...

The Advanced Acting class is putting together their final project, a showcase demonstrating the student’s skills in writing, directing, and acting. The showcase will be held on May 11th at 7 p.m., in the Coronado Auditorium. Admission is $6 minus the roll of a dice, meaning there’s a chance...

The aftermath of the battle of Fredericksburg was a sobering moment for the United States. Thousands laid along city blocks buried by rubble, and many more floated downstream as bullets had caught them before they could disembark their pontoons. On the scene, General Robert E. Lee exclaimed, “It is...