CVUSD

Art show marks an era of expression

Drawings, paintings, and sculptures filled every wall and corner of the Adobe Art Gallery, with artworks made by students from

A new dress code centralized around inclusion and freedom of self expression will possibly be implemented in Castro Valley Unified

Dealing with mixed feelings of excitement and nervousness, last year the Latinos Unidos Vice President Juan Paz Ramirez and President

The Castro Valley Unified School District board may soon require teachers who teach grades 6-12 to post their homework assignments

The new school year has brought new issues as student parking has been minimized due to construction. Many seniors are

Many CVHS teachers may not work at graduation this year because of a contract dispute between the teachers union and

Daniel Poulos, a former student assistant at CSU East Bay, custodian of CVUSD, and once upon a time a locksmith,

As CVHS vapers cloud the scene in bathrooms, the administration wants to clear the misty air. Administration has locked some

Over 100 teachers from Castro Valley schools gathered at a school board meeting on Feb. 8 to ask for a

Cesar Chavez, leader of United Farm Workers and civil rights activist, had a profound effect on California and on Castro