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Students Demand Administration to take Sexual Assault Seriously

More than 100 students dressed in bright red and teal marched through the CVHS campus in support of survivors of

This school year has been very different from previous years due to Covid-19. Many of the changes implemented have impacted

California is the first state in the U.S. to implement a one-semester ethnic studies class as a graduation requirement for

California will require public high school students to vaccinate for Covid-19 to attend in-person learning following full FDA approval of

The 2021 Homecoming week was filled with fantastical festivities, otherworldly themes, and super school spirit. At the end of it,

Hundreds of teenagers in red, orange, and yellow flooded the streets of San Francisco bearing ginormous signs and even bigger

Jennifer Oliver, the CVHS bookroom and school supply technician, assisted the East Bay Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to

October 18, 2021 Jenna Nosseir 1 Comment

A recent Supreme Court case ruled for an ex-high school cheerleader who was punished after posting a vulgar rant on

The U.S. withdrew troops from Afghanistan on Aug 30, resulting in the quick overtaking of the country by the Taliban.

Texas now passed the strictest abortion ban in the country only allowing the procedure before the six week mark. This