Students experience a Close-Up of government
From Jan. 15-22, 32 CVHS students traveled to Washington D.C. to participate in the Close Up Presidential Inauguration Program, aimed
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Personal finance class coming to California high schools
Starting in the 2027-28 school year, California high school students will be required to take a semester-long personal finance course,
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Honoring Dr. King: A Community United in Reflection and Action
The Castro Valley community came together on Jan. 20 to honor Martin Luther King Jr. Day with its fifth annual
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Slumping School Statistics Show Societal Shift
District-wide academic performance and engagement has slumped past pre-pandemic levels. However, there are some metrics that show a slowing decline.
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Conclusion of Joe Biden’s presidency
President Joe Biden’s time as president has been marked by many important decisions and events that have shaped the country.
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Winter Ball, to Attend or Not?
When the lights are off, the doorways are littered with paper snowflakes and fairy lights that crisscross the ceiling; 600
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Critics oppose Project 2025
Following his 2024 election victory, President-elect Donald Trump’s agenda, heavily influenced by “Project 2025,” is beginning to take shape. Developed
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Whooping cough outbreak prompts health warning
On Nov. 22, the CVHS Health Advisory issued a warning statement about a pertussis (whooping cough) outbreak in the community,
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Voters approve marriage but not minimum wage increase
What many of us missed during this year’s national election is our state election. Like the previous election years, a
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Trojans oppose mandatory PSAT testing
Every year, CVHS students from grades 9 to 11 take the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test (PSAT) for three hours and
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