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Cancelled course disadvantages minority students

December 5, 2022 Maya Wong 0 Comments

Although it was offered, the AP Spanish Literature course is not being taught this year as a result of low

The Jan. 6 Committee ended with a bombshell at the end of their ninth hearing on Oct. 13. The bombshell?

It’s a monster mash! This Halloween, the leadership class held their annual Costume Contest, hosting both students and staff to

“In 1926, radium was a miracle cure… until the girls who painted them began to fall ill with a mysterious

The new rainbow murals on CVHS’s campus are more than beautiful pieces of art. On Oct. 27, students, teachers, and

The CVHS Activism Club and The Olympian partnered to host a town hall meant to educate voters on the candidates

Up to 100 miles per hour winds shattered glass and toppled trees on Sep. 28, 2022 as the much-anticipated, near-category

What was supposed to be a normal school board meeting turned into something much more. On Sep. 14, protesters gathered

Homecoming 2022 was a cinematic experience filled with sneaky school spirit, adventurous outfits and fantastical fun, not to mention wild

There was a threat of violence made to CVHS on Sep. 21. Sheriffs and administrators took the threat seriously, investigating