Quick questions with Bill Quirk
During its trip to Sacramento on Feb. 19, The Olympian had the opportunity to meet with Assemblyman Bill Quirk and
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California gives transgender students more freedom
Starting in January, a new California transgender law is going to allow students to use the restrooms, locker facilities, and
Read MoreApex Learning helps students in need
In a push to integrate technology into the curriculum, CVHS has joined thousands of schools in offering credit recovery through
Read MoreBaseball team asks supporters to “Step up to the Plate”
The CVHS boys baseball team will host their fourth annual fundraising banquet on Saturday, Dec. 7 from 6-10 p.m. in
Read MoreNew Castro Valley magazine
Castro Valley may be small, but it sure has a lot to say. Former Castro Valley Forum reporter Robert Souza
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The Pledge of Silence
Does anyone remember last year when we did the pledge of allegiance every Monday morning? Most people would agree that
Read MoreSchool staff rallies for pay raise
Teachers and classified staff members have been in negotiation with the Castro Valley Unified School District for six months about
Read MoreRelay for Life fought back cancer
Celebrate. Remember. Fight back. These three words make up the famous tagline for American Cancer Society’s 24-hour signature walk-a-thon event,
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Fall Festival brings CV residents together
The annual Castro Valley Fall Festival lined up along Norbridge Avenue. Several booths that ranged from self-defense merchandise to our
Read MoreNew Common Core standard for California schools
California’s school districts have begun using new standards: the Common Core. California had adopted the standards on Aug. 2, 2010,
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