Beruk Tsegaye

Stephens honored as ROP teacher of the year

Through her years here at CVHS, Michelle Stephens has made sure to provide the best of her knowledge and inspire

You might have heard of or even seen her on the basketball court making shot after shot: Vivian Woo. Woo

The boys varsity soccer team went head to head with Arroyo High on Jan. 10 at CVHS. Tensions and frustration

Waking up bright and early on Saturday, Oct. 28, Castro Valley DECA members made a difference and contributed to the

Students have been discussing a potential solution on stopping discrimination lately in Afrocentric classes. The many black students in the

Ethiopia: you might not even have heard of such a country, or maybe you have. To me, Ethiopia is home,

Once you’ve started watching, there’s no turning back. Until the season is over, you will be hooked and feel as

Afrocentric American Literature and Afrocentric U.S. History classes have created a community with CVHS African American students. These classes have

At the age of nine I moved from Ethiopia to a completely new atmosphere known as the United States. Coming