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Trojan Time causes controversy

December 5, 2018December 19, 2018 cvhsolympian cv trojans, CVHS, possible student anger, student, teachers, Trojan

CVHS introduced Trojan Time as an attempt to bring the students and faculty together. The administration launched a new part

Pǔtōnghuà, the official Mandarin dialect, was chosen to be taught in future Mandarin classes at CVHS.

Mandarin classes coming to CVHS for 2019-2020

November 15, 2018January 20, 2019 Andrew Craig California, Castro Valley, China, chinese, chinese class, CVHS, language, Mandarin, putonghua, students, teachers

CVHS will soon offer Mandarin classes in addition to its other languages, beginning in 2019. Gigi MacLeod, Spanish teacher and

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CVUSD considers new homework policy

October 30, 2018October 31, 2018 cvhsolympian California, Castro Valley, Castro Valley High School, class, CVHS, cvhs olympian, CVUSD, district, high school, homework, Olympian, students, teachers

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

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Teachers potentially protest graduation

May 14, 2018 The Olympian Castro Valley Teachers' Association, contract, CVTA, formal, goodbye, graduation, robes, students, teachers

Tears are flying along with their robes, students are ready to shoot off out for the life outside of high

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Teachers may refuse to work at graduation

May 10, 2018May 17, 2018 Nathanial Ortiz CVHS, cvhs olympian, CVUSD, education, graduation, high school, Nathanial Ortiz, Olympian, protest, senior, students, teacher, teachers

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

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Teacher Feature: Poulos pursues new teaching career

April 12, 2018April 12, 2018 cvhsolympian Carmelina Frasca, CSU East Bay, custodian, CVUSD, Daniel Poulos, frasca, history, Poulos, social studies department, student, students, teacher, teachers, teaching

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

Editorials Highlights Opinion

Teachers carrying guns do not guarantee student safety

March 27, 2018March 27, 2018 cvhsolympian assault weapons, campus, classroom, classrooms, dangerous, Disaster, donald trump, firearm, firearms, Florida, gun, gun control, gun control law, gun violence, gunman, guns, loaded weapon, panic, Parkland, president trump, safety, semi-automatic, semi-automatic weapon, teacher, teachers, trump, weapon

Imagine if we gave every teacher access to firearms on campus. Think of that one teacher you had who frequently

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Gun proposal falls and fails in student poll

March 26, 2018 Milagros Aquino congress, CVHS, guns, law, Milagros Aquino, politics, principal yvonna rogers, survey, teachers, trump

President Donald Trump responded to the Florida school shooting by suggesting that teachers carry guns in at schools, but an

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Earlier start in school year has too many problems

December 14, 2017December 20, 2017 The Olympian ap exam, AP exams, august, Castro Valley Unified School District, classrooms, district, district calendar, fall semester, final exam, finals, school year, scores, spring semester, teachers, winter break

School usually starts during the third week of August and ends during the second week of June. Castro Valley Unified

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Issues found with California teacher tenure laws

October 12, 2016October 13, 2016 The Olympian California, students, Supreme Court, teacher tenure, teachers

Current teacher tenure laws were upheld by the California Supreme Court when it recently dismissed the controversial case, Vergara v.

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