New CVHS teacher makes outstanding first impressions
One of CVHS’ newest teachers is already held in high regard by students of standard and AP classes, seeing bright
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Author: Sam Scott
California sees record level flooding in times of dryness
Since record levels of rain were seen on December 31, 2022, floods have bombarded a vast number of cities and
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Restorative grading provides students relief
What if you completely failed a math test, but in a week felt like you knew the material much more?
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“Bones and All” reflects our youth
Coming of age and identity are among the many underlying themes portrayed through cannibalism and gore in “Bones and All.”
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Fortenberry assumes Principal position
With former-Principal Blaine Torpey saying his goodbyes, recently recruited Principal Christopher Fortenberry introduced himself and his aspirations at the Welcome
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The Olympian Time Machine
Excerpts from The Olympian archives show the way things were at CVHS. Oct. 2, 1959: “A rough boy from the
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Junior Cmelak furthers his passion for volleyball
The CVHS boys varsity volleyball Trojans’ tournament matchup with Foothill’s Falcons on April 16 saw the same fierceness from junior
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Trojans volleyball triumph over Cal High
With two sets to the Trojans and two sets to the Grizzly Bears, each player feels their team’s pride at
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Sadoway: An outstanding Choral Music Educator
CVHS Choir teacher Laryssa Sadoway was awarded Outstanding Choral Music Educator during the CMEA Bay Section’s Winter Conference. Sadoway has
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Will These Conferences Really Save Our Planet?
As climate change remains one of the biggest and most rapidly increasing problems the world is faced with, the UN
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