Editorials – Page 2

P.E. testing needs some working out

With concerns about body-shaming and bullying, Gov. Gavin Newsom proposed suspending the physical fitness test that all fifth, seventh, and

Tension levels rise and political discussions intensify as the primary elections commence. This year, Castro Valley voters will be asked

The majority of AP classes have entrance requirements students must meet to enter. Recently teachers decided that APUSH (AP US

Phones have been a huge problem for teachers in the past decade. They are often distractions and make it difficult

Hearings for the impeachment of President Donald Trump have recently began. Members of the House of Representatives are investigating whether

Good news! Schools are now required to start later. Bad news! This also means later release times. The new law

In the past, freshmen were not permitted to go off campus. This led many to sneak off, as a result,

The vaping epidemic among teenagers is a growing problem. In 2017, the percent of high school seniors vaping grew from

Alabama just passed a law making abortions illegal except for instances when the mother’s life could be in danger. This

In recent years, the rise of vaping amongst students hasn’t gone unnoticed, and the school administration has certainly taken efforts