Sponsored post: Letter to graduates from El Molino High School principal
Advertorial sponsored post: Graduating from high school is a deep rooted cultural rite of passage in our society. We know that many students will move forward from high school and begin the next phase of their lives. For many, this will be by enrolling in a junior college, college, university, or technical program. For others it may mean enlisting in the military. Others may find themselves entering the workforce. While others may find themselves taking a gap year to explore the various opportunities available to them. Whichever is chosen, it will most likely only serve as the next step in the lives of our graduates.
Boys take Analy to OT before losing
Last season, the Windsor varsity boys soccer squad was
El Molino athletes succeed as academic stars
El Molino encourages students to be multi-sport athletes and El Molino’s integrated athletics program supports athletes to be successful academically.
Mountjoy awarded for NorCal League mission
El Molino graduate Cassidy Mountjoy was awarded the 2016 NorCal North Conference Achievement Award for the NorCal High School Cycling League.
Analy, El Mo wrestlers go to mat in league dual meets
Athletes rounding into form as postseason approaches
Lady Lions ready to move up onto hardcourt
The El Molino Lady Lions have taken their share of lumps on the high school basketball court in recent years, a seasonal challenge that has lasted for more than a decade.
El Molino looking for boys basketball coach
El Molino High School is seeking applicants for its varsity boys basketball coaching position. Interested and qualified applicants should contact Athletic Director Mike Roan at 824-6563 or [email protected].
Turkey Trotters Run for Fun, Funds
Thanksgiving Day gets off to an early start in Healdsburg, and Nov. 23, 2023, was no different. Almost 3,000 participants registered for the fundraising Turkey Trot benefit, “plus lots of kids in strollers and dogs,” according to Susanne Esquivel. “The youngest Trotter was two...
















