Allergies spring into action
At CVHS, sneezing, congestion, and itchy eyes are common signs that spring has arrived—but for many students, these aren’t just
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Community
Members of Marshall community protest teachers’ transfer
A passionate group of supporters rallied on April 23 in protest of the school district’s decision to involuntarily transfer teachers
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CVHS defies federal anti-DEI efforts
With a new executive order restricting federally funded institutions from engaging in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) practices, CVHS and
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Peace Corner: an ongoing battle for democracy
A battle for democracy resides on the corner of Castro Valley Boulevard and Redwood Road, also known as “Peace Corner,”
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“La administración quiere que estar asustado”
**«The Olympian» da un agradecimiento especial al Profe. Antonio Acosta por las traducciones.** Lea la traducción al inglés aquí/Read the
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“The administration wants you to be scared.” Latino community stands strong against new immigration policies
Read the Spanish translation here/Lea la traducción al español aquí: https://cvhsolympian.com/news/2025/03/07/la-administracion-quiere-que-estar-asustado/ Less than two months into the new Trump administration,
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CVUSD proposes mandatory proportional grading
CVUSD is in the process of requiring teachers to adopt proportional grading practices. According to a statement supplied by Assistant
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Student body grows, struggles stay same
As with the start of every school year at CVHS, we start a bit bumpy. But this year has been
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“The punishment simply does not fit the crime.”
Former CVHS teacher Keita Hasegawa, who was charged with 18 felonies for alleged sexual abuse of a minor, avoided prison
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Groody grateful for her time at CVHS
Deborah Groody, who teaches APEL, HAMLIT, and Lit and Film, is concluding her final year at CVHS, looking to retire
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