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More Bs and Cs, fewer As and Fs

The start of this school year brought along the use of standards-based grading in hopes of lowering the number of

As California school Covid rules are gradually becoming less restrictive, CVUSD positive cases are suddenly increasing. Following the end of

Around 250 CVHS students wrote cards to children in Ukraine expressing their empathy to their situation. Spanish teacher Miriam Dominguez

Prom will be held Saturday, May 7 at San Francisco City Hall. The night will be open to all CVUSD

The Senate confirmed Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court on Thursday, April 7 with a 53-47 vote. She is

Everyone experiences setbacks at some point in their lives, both big and small. Progress made can suddenly be reversed. But

A new online tutoring service, Paper, adds to the vast resources CVUSD students can seek to get additional academic support.

The number of masked students is high, but slowly dropping according to an Olympian study. Since CVHS ended its mask

A car accident on March 24 involving seven CVHS students on Crow Canyon Road led to the deaths of two

The generally plain CVHS blacktop is going to look a bit more colorful. In the coming weeks, at least three