Clubs lead campus activities for SOSPOP
All CVHS clubs coming together as one, and each representing a prominent issue or topic symbolizing unity and diversity, is
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“The Myth of Sisyphus” is the truth of today’s youth
Feet brace the ground, as biceps struggle to move even an inch of the solid earth before you. You grit
Read moreTrojan Time changes its face for second semester
As first semester Trojan Time has come to an end, students and teachers have been wondering about what exactly will
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Arrest made in connection with fire at CVHS
Alameda County Sheriffs made an arrest for arson.
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Camp Fire impact reaches CVHS
In just over two weeks, the Camp Fire in Butte County burned over 150,000 acres and almost 20,000 structures, causing
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Library gets social on Instagram
Native Americans from various tribes prepare for and participate in elaborate ceremonies, as Maimouna “Mumu Fresh” Youssef and Christian “Supaman”
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Increasing academic pressure affects new generations
Obviously, we have had many changes in attitudes and culture throughout the generations of America. Many of the changes really
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Being a New Driver: A Whole New World
“Stay in your lane, stay in your lane,” my mom repeated frantically. Automatically, I turned on my blinker and changed
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Mandarin classes coming to CVHS for 2019-2020
CVHS will soon offer Mandarin classes in addition to its other languages, beginning in 2019. Gigi MacLeod, Spanish teacher and
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CVHS organizes donations for Camp Fire victims
Student activities director Michael Kentris is organizing a donation drive for victims of the Camp Fire. The donation drive takes
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