America

1776 Commission disappears into history

February 23, 2021February 24, 2021 Malin Johansson America, donald trump, history, Joe Biden

While he was president, Donald Trump created the 1776 Commission, which countered the 1619 Commision that taught American students about

Highlights Opinion

The Women’s March of California fights for equity

January 30, 2019February 21, 2019 Myla Ogle America, California, equality, love, women's march

The third annual Women’s March took place on Saturday, Jan. 19. This march continues to impact women around the United

Staff writer Andrew Craig interviews Congressman Swalwell at Dublin High.

Community Highlights News Our Best Slider Video

Swalwell discusses midterms, investigations

December 21, 2018April 3, 2020 Andrew Craig America, California, capital, Castro Valley, congress, congressman, CVHS, democrats, dublin high, Eric Swalwell, healthcare, House of Representatives, midterm elections, president, Republicans, russia investigation, town hall meeting, trump

Congressman Eric Swalwell hosted a town hall meeting at Dublin High School on Dec. 1. His constituents had the opportunity

The American debate of liberals vs. conservatives

April 16, 2018 cvhsolympian America, conservatism, Constritution, democrat, Heather Summerville, liberalism, opinion, political parties, Republican, Sam Ahn

In this day and age most, if not all, Americans identify themselves as either a liberal or a conservative,

Highlights Opinion

Standardized testing in no way improves education

October 2, 2017October 7, 2017 Milagros Aquino America, anxiety, education, improve, New SAT, SAT, school, school system, standardized test, standardized testing, standardized tests, stress, students, test, tests, work

Standardized tests have been associated with the American school system since the mid-1800s. They have been known to cause stress

What it’s like to be separated from family

September 29, 2017 Jenny Pham America, American Dream, family, immigration, opinion, Vietnam

A phone call from Vietnam. My grandma has passed away and my parents are grieving. I want to cry, but

Opinion Our Best

Ethiopia is a reminder of American privilege

March 17, 2017April 3, 2020 Beruk Tsegaye Africa, America, Beruk Tsegaye, culture, Ethiopia, history

Ethiopia: you might not even have heard of such a country, or maybe you have. To me, Ethiopia is home,

EL students embrace American culture

March 22, 2016 Meiling Zhang America, China, Egypt, EL students, English, English Learning, food, India, mis, second language, South Korea

Sometimes, making a transition from one school to another can be difficult and stressful. You have to deal with unfamiliar

Mihoko Tsujino “J-LEAPs” to CVHS as a co-teacher

February 11, 2016March 5, 2016 Anna Nguyen America, AP Japanese, co-teacher, CVHS, English, J-LEAP, Japan, Japanese, Kyoto University, language, native speaker

For most of us, our next class is right around the corner. For Japan native Mihoko Tsujino, the next learning

CVEF scholarships available for seniors

March 30, 2015March 30, 2015 cvhsolympian 2015, academics, America, application, april 1, california state university, Castro Valley, college, college and career center, College Board, community, CVEF, deadline, education, foundation, GPA, Leadership, money, opportunity, promise, seniors, Tuition, UC, university

As a growing number of high school students seek financial aid, middle-income parents are pressured more than ever these days. With

← Previous