Yesterday morning on FM 94.9, instead of the typical talk show banter, I was surprised by a new radio game. The radio hosts, Dana and Jason, offered concert tickets to callers who completed mad libs on...

Mr. Cardenas AP Physics 1 and Chemistry classes presented their portfolios in small groups today. Each group had guest facilitators asking questions and listening to the students' stories. "I enjoy doing...

With student elections recently coming to a close and with almost double the voter turnout, involvement in student government appears to be at an all-time high. To parallel this, the monthly Student Forum,...

With a big, blue logo placed on the door, light flooding in through the windows, and art hanging on the walls, the writing lab comforts students searching for help with their assignments. One student sits...

A blue recycling can has been placed outside of the new building in a supposed effort to boycott ‘The Giving Tree’, which is a wire structure that collects cans and bottles. Students can take them...

The school board unanimously voted Thursday to change the election of trustees from an “at large” election to one in which members are elected by small areas. The move was in compliance with the California...

Social studies teacher Jamie Duck's homeroom took first place in the Stimsonian scavenger hunt with 64 points. Siers and PALs tied for second place with 63 points, and Ifergan took third place with 62...

Eighth grade students and their parents watch Mr.Cardenas AP physics 1 class as they experiment with sound waves.

The school board will vote Thursday on whether to abandon the current election system, under which residents vote for all five members of the board, in favor of smaller districts where residents vote for...