Brooke Kundert

After working hard in softball, school, and volunteering, not to mention living with an autoimmune disease, senior Tessa Spinosa won

College Board makes college even more expensive

As college rounds the corner for me, a junior, I have begun to realize the dependence that AP students and

Hybrid learning begins April 12, with students being split evenly between cohorts A and B. Cohort information was released on

A new Mars rover Perseverance, touched down on the red planet’s Jezero Crater on Feb. 18. A room full of

Angela Anthony, the new CVHS librarian, won the Rookie of the Year Award for her hard work and positivity during

Students, teachers, and school district officials gathered to celebrate the work of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and to brainstorm

Generally, on Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday, there are various in person gatherings where community members get together to celebrate

Engineering students are reaching new heights in CVHS’s first ever fourth-year engineering class, which focuses on the application of all

CVHS band and orchestra students are working hard to adjust to virtual learning, practicing and recording during both asynchronous and

There is a political cartoon by Angus Maguire depicting three people standing behind a wooden fence that separates them from