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  • November 3No School for Students on Monday, November 10th (District Professional Development)
  • November 3Coronado Quiz Bowl secures first win over Pueblo Central, 190-160
  • October 31Boys Soccer falls to Golden 1-4 in their first round playoff match on 10/30.
  • October 31Football punches their ticket to the playoffs for the first time in 11 years with a win over Pueblo East, 24-21.
  • October 29Asbestos was found in the shop (tech. building room 410) during renovations, so it will be closed for the foreseeable future until it can be removed
  • October 29Our security guard, Ken, will leave Coronado after the first week of November.
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The Cougar Daily

The Student News Site of Coronado High School

The Cougar Daily

The Student News Site of Coronado High School

The Cougar Daily

To Keep or Not to Keep: How Many Fish Should Fishermen Take
To Keep or Not to Keep: How Many Fish Should Fishermen Take
Matthew Harfert, Staff Writer • November 7, 2025

Fishing is a sport that many people across Colorado enjoy. People catch and keep fish at lakes such as Pueblo Reservoir, Cheesman Lake, and Quail Lake, but how many fish should...

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Two Stars, One Course
October 8, 2025
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The Coronado cheer team march in the 2024 Homecoming Parade.
Upcoming Homecoming Parade in Old Colorado City
Eva Oursler, Staff Writer • October 5, 2025

Coronado High School throws an annual Homecoming parade each year to help build the community around the school. Coronado's Sports teams and clubs, as well as local businesses,...

Ileana Del Valle
Ileana Del Valle
May 16, 2024
Michele Chappelear
Michele Chappelear
May 16, 2024
Paul Kaufer
Paul Kaufer
May 16, 2024
Mrs. Bauers at work in the athletics office
Christine Bauers
May 16, 2024
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Mr. Payne Brings Joy to the Coronado Band Program
Sound of Us: How Music has Become a Universal Language

Sound of Us: How Music has Become a Universal Language

October 3, 2025

Coronado’s Art Department Expands to Meet Student Demand

Coronado’s Art Department Expands to Meet Student Demand

September 17, 2025

The Advanced Acting Showcase: Many Broken Legs Mean A Good Night!

The Advanced Acting Showcase: Many Broken Legs Mean A Good Night!

May 9, 2024

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Was the Purchase of Yondr Pouches a Waste of Money?

Skye Eisenhauer, Staff Writer | November 7, 2025

Since the introduction of Yondr pouches at Coronado High School in the 2024-2025 school year, numerous complaints have been made about them by students, parents, and teachers alike. Much of the pushback against the pouches stems from students and parents who are concerned that they will be unable to contact each other during an emergency. Another main concern people have with the pouches is the cost...

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Coronado’s Monday Schedule is Not Effective

Eva Oursler, Staff Writer | November 7, 2025

At Coronado High School, Mondays stand out, and not in the best way. Unlike the rest of the week, when classes follow a block schedule, Mondays cram all eight periods into one day. As a result, the classes average 30-minute periods, with fast-paced lessons and little to no time for deep learning. Many students and teachers believe it’s time for a change. Ms. McDowell, an English teacher at...

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Are Good Habits Proof of Intelligence?

Jordyn Blackmore, Staff Writer
September 19, 2025

Many educators of all regions, like those of Coronado High School, have the underlying question of whether intelligent kids are a result of their habits; according to Success by Design, in a 2024 study, Habits are the brain's way of preserving energy and allowing people to perform tasks subconsciously. There are a few examples like academic work, sport IQ, and getting ready in the morning, but there...

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Jefferey Ziser and Steve Ottmer Join Forces This Year For Outdoor Science and Exploration

Zooey Noble, Staff Writer
September 19, 2025

Both Mr. Ottmer and Mr. Ziser are co-teaching the outdoor science program at Coronado High School for the first time ever. In this 2025-26 school year, Outdoor Science and American West is a new course during 3rd and 4th period, one class split into two blocks and taught by both Mr. Ottmer, anatomy and previous outdoor science teacher, and Mr. Ziser, AP Gov and history teacher, who are excited for...

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Forest Fires in Black Canyon of The Gunnison National Park: The Hidden Cause

Skye Eisenhauer, Staff Writer
September 19, 2025

On July 10, 2025, three wildfires were started in Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park, west of Gunnison. The fires were caused by a lightning storm, which struck dry and dead plants, allowing the fires to burn. These fires will have both long-term and short-term effects on the environment and community, as well as some interesting causes. While the fire was started by a lightning storm, there’s...

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The Potty Mouth, 11/6-11/12, Jayden’s Version
The Potty Mouth, 11/6-11/12, Jayden’s Version
Jayden Phelps, Staff Writer • November 5, 2025

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Coronado Cougars For Christ Slogan.
Faith and The Feed: Social Media’s Impact on Religious Culture.
Jordyn Blackmore, Staff Writer • October 8, 2025

In today's world, social media is one of the most powerful forces shaping culture, ideas, and communities. Religion is long rooted in tradition and face-to-face practices...

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Culinary Classes Bake Bread to Harvest Some Love
No Violence Against Colorado Springs Police K-9

No Violence Against Colorado Springs Police K-9

November 7, 2025

Phone Bans and Precautions

Phone Bans and Precautions

November 7, 2025

The Government Shutdown Needs to End Now

The Government Shutdown Needs to End Now

November 7, 2025

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