Cal High is no stranger to the various incidents that have happened on campus and the solutions our administration concocts in hopes of preventing them from recurring.
But on May 8, an attack left a Cal...
The discussion of providing better educational services to students with special needs was brought to the San Ramon Valley Unified School District’s school board public hearing on May 16.
A budget plan...
The traditional grading system we at Cal High are accustomed to, which uses the grades A-F based on tasks of differing grade weights, has become an increasingly outdated way of grading and must be replaced...
Prom is a staple of high school, something that all students look forward to as a celebratory culmination of all the work they’ve put in throughout the year.
But the fact of the matter is that this...
Cal High received a call about a bomb threat on Feb. 22. After the threat was received, the school went into a secure campus and ultimately transitioned into a lockdown.
As the lockdown was happening,...
Eighteen-year-olds can enlist in the military and vote for representatives in government, but they are unable to use their cell phones during their high school classes.
Most Cal High teachers have policies...
In 2022, about 40 percent of all books banned in America contained LGBTQ+ themes, characters, or messages, according to a study by PEN America, a literature and human rights organization.
To make things...
A book found in Florida schools called “It’s Perfectly Normal” was promoted for kids ages 10 and up.
Though the book’s cover indicates it’s geared toward students as young as 10, it contains...
In the Budget Act of 2022 signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom, the finalized spending plan for the 2022–23 school year has allocated a whopping $10 million toward anti-bias training for educators, an astonishing...
