Health officials recommend flu shots now
The flu can lead to death if untreated. Here’s what you can do to protect yourself from it.
News
Headline news stories from our school and around the world.
How to sign up for the AP US Government and AP Macroeconomics exams
This year’s new process of registering for AP exams may cause concern for seniors in AP Gov and AP Econ, as well as for students taking an AP exam for a class they’re not enrolled in.
Virtual Enterprise ROP students tie the knot during annual wedding ceremony
Virtual Enterprise ROP students officially became virtual partners for life.
Different options for health credit
Still need to take health? Or just looking for an alternative? Read to find out some more information!
The Hawaii telescope controversy, explained
The Thirty Meter Telescope is both a matter of scientific progress and indigenous rights.
This is how Supervision assigns lockers
During the first few weeks of school, lockers are assigned to students, but what happens to those who don’t receive lockers? And why do freshmen get priority?
New bridge constructions to require patience from community
The I-405 Improvement Project will close the bridges on Bushard Street and Talbert Avenue for construction starting August 29. The yearlong bridge closures will intensify traffic disruptions at the beginning of the school year.
The 2020 Presidential Candidates
26 candidates are currently in the race for the 2020 presidential election. Here is a look at a few of them.
The importance of putting on sunscreen
The sun is essential to our solar system, providing us with energy and warmth; but, it may also come with negative consequences and the only way to prevent it? Wear sunscreen!
Immersed into world language trips
Students have the option to go on a study abroad trip with their Spanish, French and Japanese trip each year.