NEWS – The Bull's Eye

Yearbook is finished, distribution date remains uncertain

Josh Chou, Asst. A&E Editor

April 5, 2020

While March 13 may have left students celebrating Diamond Bar High School’s temporary closure until April 20, the Taurus Yearbook staff were faced with challenges instead. Since then, they've finished the 150 pages that were still incom...

Standardized tests undergo changes, postponements

Camille McCurry, Staff Writer

April 4, 2020

Following decisions to cancel the March and May SATs, as well as the April ACT, the College Board and ACT Inc. have been constantly releasing more information about their plans for the rest of the school year, with information a...

U.S. takes lead for highest number of COVID-19 cases

Anika Yatawara, Asst. News Editor

March 27, 2020

As the coronavirus pandemic progresses, Diamond Bar High School has continued to adapt during quarantine. On March 20, Walnut Valley Unified School District Superintendent Robert Taylor alerted parents and students that the s...

DBHS teams place in Top 5 for Source America competition

Ryan Chan, Asst. Business Manager

March 23, 2020

Two separate teams from Diamond Bar High School finished in the top five in the Source America Design Engineering Challenge this year. They were tasked with the job of engineering a solution to help nonprofits in the disab...

Hitting the bullseye at write-offs

Josh Kim, A&E Editor

March 19, 2020

Taking the opportunity to show their journalistic ability, members of the Diamond Bar High School newspaper The Bull’s Eye competed at the annual Eastern Los Angeles Journalism Education Association write-offs at Citrus College in...

DBHS closed until April 20 due to Coronavirus

March 16, 2020

Welcoming new royalty

March 16, 2020

School to reconstruct science facilities

March 16, 2020

Students promote eco-friendly causes

March 16, 2020

Instructors test out teaching material

Maggie Liu, Editor-in-Chief

March 16, 2020

After ten years of utilizing the same materials, Diamond Bar High School regular and Honors chemistry classes are piloting new textbooks. Since the beginning of this school year, science teachers Jennifer Bravo and Jose Mar...