On Friday, October 4th, our Coronado Cougars football team battled Grand Junction Central at Garry Berry Stadium. The team fought hard and played well, but sadly lost with a score of 42 to 20.   Eli Border, 11, felt the team “moved the ball [quickly]” and he is excited for the rest of the...

Fall is a cozy time. A necessity for fall is some great, relaxing music. A couple students and teachers have come up with the coziest and spookiest fall playlist for this fall season.    10,000 Hours- Dan and Shay  Back to Black- Amy Winehouse Free Falling- Tom Petty I’ll Never...

The Nobel Prize is one of the highest honors available in science. Each year, a highly exclusive group of scientists, known as the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, will decide on the recipients for the Nobel prize. The Nobel prize typically goes to multiple people for one discovery, or multiple groups...

Robotics :   About Robotics: The Robotics Program was one of the first robotics teams based in the Colorado Springs area. The team takes on the creative fun name of, “Cougars Gone Wired.” The Coronado Robotics Team thrives on an all student run leadership which embraces creative thinking,...

Coronado’s cross country team has been doing fantastically so far this year! With a great coaching staff and great team players, they strive for first. Mr. Stoughton, an English teacher for Coronado, leads the team in the right direction. In his words, “The team has been doing well, the kids have...

Coronado is home to many amazing clubs and one of those happens to be Bowling Club!    Bowling Club meets on Mondays and Thursdays at Peak Bowl at 4:15 P.M. and competes in high school league every Monday for ten weeks. League starts November 4th and goes through February at Circle Lanes.    Coach...