As I opened a link to watch the game footage for my Oct. 1 water polo team’s varsity home game vs. Milpitas, I saw a familiar-looking white tuft of hair at the bottom right corner of the frame. Intrigued,...
At 7:15 a.m. most weekday mornings, Taewon Yim, a junior who is one of the school’s top swimmers, grabs the edge of the pool deck, boosting himself out of the water and concluding his morning training....
After the bell rings and students shuffle out of class, most teachers spend their unscheduled periods crafting lesson plans, grading assignments or taking a much-needed coffee break in the staff lounge....
Amid teachers’ busy lives, juggling work with family responsibilities, personal well-being can unintentionally take a backseat. English teacher and yearbook adviser Megan Laws is one of the teachers...
The Canvas app plays an oversize role in most students’ daily lives. Upon launching the app, a variety of outcomes unfold. Some courses display grades with suffixes, while others utilize signless letters....
Waking up at 5:45 a.m. or earlier to get to school might be hard for some students to imagine. For many teachers, however, waking up this early is just the beginning of their challenges in getting to...
The faculty kicked off Homecoming week on Sept. 18 with a “Finding Nemo”-themed quad day.
More than 30 staff members participated in the finale, and their excitement and passion shone through...
As the school year comes to an end, the Media Arts Program is saying goodbye to two teachers: longtime MAP, Digital Animation and Photography teacher Alex Hemmerich and MAP and Ceramics teacher Theresa...
