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Trojans determine hardest AP class

AP classes, also known as advanced placement classes, are notorious for their difficulty compared to the typical classes offered by

New members of CVHS have joined the community over spring break in the form of goslings. Immediately after spring break,

At CVHS, sneezing, congestion, and itchy eyes are common signs that spring has arrived—but for many students, these aren’t just

CVUSD passed a new resolution reaffirming its dedication to supporting LGBTQ+ students, staff, and community members on Feb. 20. The

The Bishop of Rome, Pope Francis, passed away on April 21. He died at his residence in the Domus Sanctae

A passionate group of supporters rallied on April 23 in protest of the school district’s decision to involuntarily transfer teachers

Five years ago in March 2020, the coronavirus halted the lives of many and brought difficult and unexpected changes. The

With a new executive order restricting federally funded institutions from engaging in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) practices, CVHS and

A recently conducted anonymous survey of 123 CVHS students sheds light on the emotional and social pressures that drive teen

A battle for democracy resides on the corner of Castro Valley Boulevard and Redwood Road, also known as “Peace Corner,”