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Meileen Arroyo, Staff Writer

Hi! My name is Meileen Arroyo, my pronouns are she/her, and I'm a senior. I'm currently the secretary of MEChA, project manager for NHS, and I'm also a member of the Sparrow club. My favorite music artist is Fiona Apple and I also love listening to French music! Fun fact about me: I have a turtle named Sammy, he's 7 years old, and he's partially blind in one eye (he's thriving and living his best life <3).

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Staff writer, Meileen Arroyo, shares her experience with Anorexia Nervosa.

The mask I wear: part 2

By Meileen Arroyo, Staff Writer
March 10, 2023
Staff writer, Meileen Arroyo, shares her experience with Anorexia Nervosa.

The mask I wear: part 1

By Meileen Arroyo, Staff Writer
February 28, 2023
Black Student Union meets every Thurday after school from 4 - 5 PM in room 311.

Black History Month: how the Tigard community is celebrating

By Meileen Arroyo, Staff Writer
February 22, 2023
Students and staff respond to the freshman wheel classes

Students and staff respond to the freshman wheel classes

By Meileen Arroyo, Staff Writer
December 16, 2022
Alondra Santana: Apoyo, ánimo, y valentía

Alondra Santana: Apoyo, ánimo, y valentía

By Meileen Arroyo, Staff Writer
November 15, 2022
Signs in classroom windows throughout Tigard High demonstrate staff members unity in supporting the negotiation process with the district.

Red and blue shirts among staff members: what do they mean?

By Meileen Arroyo, Olivia Breen, and Grace Schroeder
October 12, 2022
Assistant Principal Lisa Dailey heads to Hazelbrook Middle School to be their new principal. She only has a few lunch duties remaining with fellow assistant principal, Scott Hadden.

Goodbye Tigard, Hello Hazelbrook

By Meileen Arroyo , Staff Writer
June 10, 2022
During the Voices assembly, students spoke on

Behind the curtain again

By Meileen Arroyo
May 12, 2022
Junior Tasneem Jabrah explains that everyone has implicit biases that impact the way they perceive others but its their responsibility to humanize those that dress modestly or immodestly. I understand youre showing your skin because you feel like it, and not because you want to give anybody attention just like how Im wearing what I want to wear for me, Jabrah said. I mind my business and I hope people do the same for me.”

Cultural dress code: a discussion

By Meileen Arroyo, Staff Writer
April 5, 2022
Know your why. On Dec. 1, when many students left class to protest, some made a decision to stay put.

Know your why

By Meileen Arroyo, staff writer
January 11, 2022
Choir Director Robert Hawthorne leads a practice for the fall musical All Together Now! The show will be performed by 2,500 theater groups across the country from Nov. 12-15.

Thespians Are “All Together Now!”

By Meileen Arroyo, staff writer
November 5, 2021
Monday Sept. 27. bus route 42 arrives 20 minutes late to school. A flash alert was sent to the TTSD community earlier that morning.

New school year is off to a late start

By Meileen Arroyo, Staff Writer
September 28, 2021
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