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Abolish California’s not-so-deadly death row

October 4, 2018October 5, 2018 cvhsolympian ablolish, castro valley taxpayers, death, death penalty, death row, execution, imprisonment, lethal injection, money, prison, tax, taxes

Right now there are 744 inmates on California death row, the largest in the U.S. That costs about $120,000 per

Bitcoin contributes towards environmental degradation

March 1, 2018December 31, 2018 Nathanial Ortiz $, $$, $$$, bitcoin, cash, cryptocurrency, currency, economic, energy, environment, get green, Internet, invest, investing, money, pollution, transaction

Lately, everyone from news reporters to students have been obsessed with bitcoin. However, bitcoin isn’t just the magic money maker

College doesn’t need to be our ultimate decision in life

January 23, 2018February 14, 2018 Thomas Vergara apply, college, college application, community college, debt, degree, four year college, GPA, graduate, major, majors, money, SAT, senior, stress, student loans, success, successful, unhealthy, university

College applications for seniors were due on Nov. 30. Sophomores and juniors are scrambling to keep a high GPA and

The economy cruises under Trump

January 11, 2018December 31, 2018 Derek Neyer changes, economy, money, presidency, Roth-Rossi, tax bill, trump, trump watch, trumpwatch

Donald Trump signed the Republican tax bill into law Dec. 22, 2017. He touts the plan as a great step

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Castro Valley teachers support Measure G schools bond

May 10, 2016May 14, 2016 Stella Ho additional taxes, bond, campus, CVTA, facilities, measure g, mladinich, money, school district, school safety, security, space, special education, teachers, technology, unanimous support, up tp date

Castro Valley teachers have unanimously agreed to support Measure G, the schools’ bond for renovations, repairs, and upgrades to the

Part-time jobs pay off for students

February 11, 2016February 11, 2016 Gavin Halloran after school, homreotk, job, money, parents, part-time, pay, prioritize, Saving, students, work

As we progress through the school year, toil with homework, practice sports, recite music, and study for tests, one also

District increases athletic funding

June 4, 2015 cvhsolympian athletic funding, CVHS, funding, money, sports

The CVUSD has agreed to begin a three-year process to replenish athletic funding for the middle schools and CVHS. Due

College is not the only option

June 2, 2015 cvhsolympian amenity, Bay Area, callie, college, company, davis, hall, institution, internship, jobs, lecture, money, New Zealand, poverty, profession, San Francisco, skill, trade school, trip

Here’s a fact: there are more options for life after high school besides going straight to college. Shocking right? But

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

“reSPONding” to World Hunger

December 12, 2014February 2, 2015 Halley Lin-Jones 24-hour famine, Castro Valley, club reSPONse, families, famine, fasting, India, Jon Christain English School, money, New LIfe Christian Fellowship, north-eastern, poverty, Redwood Road, village

“Hungry…fun…exciting…enlightening…” These were some of the words that members of the CVHS reSPONse club used to describe their experiences

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