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Choir sweeps choral competition to win first in the state

May 4, 2018May 8, 2018 The Olympian 2 Comments 1st place choir, best choir, choir, choral competition, Clark Smith, golden state choral competition, Laryssa Sadoway, Luka Uchiyama, Maddy Albright, Nathanial Ortiz, ria panjwani, singing

Hands locked, students said their final prayers as the announcer paused in the moments before Castro Valley became the best

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Editorials Opinion 

Students walk out to protest gun violence

April 18, 2018April 23, 2018 The Olympian 0 Comments BSU, editorial, gun violence, Katelyn wong, MSA, national school walkout, NRA, The Olympian

Over 150 CVHS students participated in the gun violence protest organized by the Muslim Student Association (MSA), World Citizens Club,

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Threatening message leads to lockdown

April 17, 2018April 17, 2018 The Olympian 0 Comments administration, Amanda Staab, blaine torpey, gun violence, guns, Jen Clyde, Lockdown, Olympian, Phoebe Chiu, principal, school

A threatening message written on a bathroom wall in the 700 hall led to a 56-minute lockdown during third period

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State leaders on guns: “We’ve got to come together”

April 11, 2018 The Olympian 0 Comments

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State leaders on water: “We have to be smarter”

March 26, 2018December 31, 2018 The Olympian 0 Comments bill quirk, Hannah Johansson, mara moysen, water

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Trojans gave quite a season to their fans

March 9, 2018March 9, 2018 The Olympian 0 Comments basketball, girls, state, varsity

With great excitment and a lot of preasure on the players, the girls basketball team lost its first game for

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Editorials Highlights Opinion 

Schedule proposals would benefit student health

February 8, 2018February 14, 2018 The Olympian 14 Comments alertness, athletes, clubs, combined lunch, events, extra help, extracurriculars, fall asleep, focus, freshman, help, homework load, later start, passing period, release, response to intervention, schedule, school district, september, sleep, sports, struggling, student performance, study hall, tutorial, tutorial periods, unproductive, upperclassmen, winter

Starting next September, the school district intends to change the high school schedule.  These changes include a later start time

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A letter to Trump in regards to his year in office

January 22, 2018 The Olympian 1 Comment attacking, chemical weapons, Chemical Weapons Convention, controversial, criticism, DACA, DACA program, economy, environment, global warming, immigrant admittance, immigrants, immigration policies, industrial, Make America great again, missile strike, president, president trump, refugees, social medial, stock market, syria, syrian chemical weapons, terrorist attacks, terrorist groups, travel ban, trump, tweet, twitter, undocumented immigrants, unemployment

Dear President Trump, As our nation’s leader, we would first like to thank you for your great deal of endurance

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An open letter to Jerry Brown and Gavin Newsom

December 17, 2017December 17, 2017 The Olympian 0 Comments

An open letter to Governor Jerry Brown and Lt. Governor Gavin Newsom: We are students from the Castro Valley High

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Earlier start in school year has too many problems

December 14, 2017December 20, 2017 The Olympian 0 Comments ap exam, AP exams, august, Castro Valley Unified School District, classrooms, district, district calendar, fall semester, final exam, finals, school year, scores, spring semester, teachers, winter break

School usually starts during the third week of August and ends during the second week of June. Castro Valley Unified

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