Palau Fights For Climate Justice
At only the age of 10, Sofia Palau went to her first climate justice rally. “I didn’t know everything that
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Pardon the Dust, Classrooms to Move Over Break
Any CVHS student can attest to the loud machinery and dusty air around the 200 hallway this school year. As
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Sunrise Ceremony Honors Indigenous Peoples’ Deep Roots at Alcatraz
As the orange of 6 a.m. daybreak lit up the Bay Bridge, passengers on the San Francisco ferry saw the
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Omicron Looms Amid Loosening Regulations
As the winter season approaches, a new wave of Covid is very possible to approach along with it. Cases are
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Trojans Adopt a Family this Holiday Season
As the holiday season approaches, the annual Adopt-A-Family program is beginning at CVHS starting Nov. 29 and ending on Dec.
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“I’m just a person”: Trans students share their experiences
Since the legalization of gay marriage in 2015, society has been learning more about and accepting the LGBTQ+ community more.
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Trans Remembrance Day honored in Castro Valley
Castro Valley Pride hosted a vigil to recognize Trans Remembrance Day on Saturday, Nov. 19. A night that started out
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Most students sit out SAT
In a recent Olympian survey, 92.6% of respondents have not taken the SAT or ACT but 78.3% plan to take
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Standards based grading divides campus
Standards based grading has arrived at CVHS as students and teachers try to bring down the rise in F grades
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Pledge Makes Comeback at CVHS
After years of not reciting the Pledge of Allegiance, it seems it’s making a comeback at CVHS. But why did
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