Parents utilize smartphones to track their children
Imagine you’re out one night hanging out with your friends. Your parents, worried for your safety, crash your night out
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Campus
Homecoming participation slumps
Back in 2016, 80 freshmen worked on their class float during Homecoming, but by 2023, only a dozen ninth graders
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CVHS aims for a good WASC grade
As the first quarter of this school year draws to a close, students are not the only ones anticipating their
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Teachers react to Standards-Based Grading
A recent survey of over 80 CVHS teachers shows that staff are divided on what standards-based-grading (SBG) policies to implement
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CVHS blood drive proves successful
The annual CVHS blood drive was held in the aux gym on Oct. 4 from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
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California group makes anti-trans push
More than 20 states have voted to limit the rights of trans students, and California could be next. A group
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New health center on the horizon
After several months of planning and construction, CVHS will soon open the Tiburcio Vasquez Health Center. Tiburcio Vasquez, named after
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Standards-based grading creates fans and foes
CVUSD highly recommended this year that teachers switch to standards-based grading. While some CVHS students are grateful for standards-based grading,
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CVHS ethnic studies pilot lessons roll into action
After extensive planning, CVHS ethnic studies pilot lessons are officially being implemented into Comparative Culture and Geography classes. Full semester-long
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Cheerleading program remains stunted
When I first tried out for the CVHS spirit squad, I had to choose between the cheer and dance teams.
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