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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Trojan Flea Market makes fantastic debut
Chilly temperatures did not stop students and community members from enthusiastically shopping at the inaugural Trojan Flea Market on Saturday,
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CVHS’ new health clinic: “An absolute game changer”
On March 8, the CVUSD School Board announced the construction of a school-based health center on CVHS’ campus forthcoming August
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Dodgeball tournament excites all
In the spring 2023 dodgeball tournament, four teams advanced from quarterfinals to face each other in order to win the
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Castro Valley celebrates Black resistance and joy
“I stand on the backs of many women / and I stand proud… / So blessed / to be my
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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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Cancelled course disadvantages minority students
Although it was offered, the AP Spanish Literature course is not being taught this year as a result of low
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Costume contest was a monster mash
It’s a monster mash! This Halloween, the leadership class held their annual Costume Contest, hosting both students and staff to
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