Alekhya Vadlakonda

Tests will be administered in three different sessions ranging from early May to June.  

Support staff, like teachers, have made major changes in the past few months.

Drama, History and English teachers face difficulties adapting to school closure and changes due to COVID-19 pandemic.  

Due to the shelter-in-place, the annual magazine faces new challenges.

The WASC accreditation visitation has been postponed to fall 2021 due to the growing risk posed by the coronavirus pandemic. 

Career Day returns after 5 years and aims to provide students with various options for their future.  

Superintendent updates finals schedule due to SHS having less than the minimum number of instructional minutes  

School remained in session this week while LGHS did not have classes Monday as the result of difficulties stemming from a power outage.

Renovations of the baseball field are set to begin after the 2020 baseball season

The juniors work hard on Homecoming decorations and dances, aiming for a better outcome than their previous two years. 

SHS will see its number of administators cut by .6 next year.

Two new classes are available for registration for next year: Intro to Business and AP Art History.

Students look back on past experiences with summer programs and find more cost-efficient alternatives.

Two sisters share their experiences as the younger siblings in the family.

Events vary from crepe making to basketball.

Having strong emotional and social skills is key to success in school and the larger world.

Four students speak up about their experiences and struggles that have impacted them during their time at SHS.

Clubs organize Movember activities to allow students to destress and to promote further club participation.

Leo Club is a platform for students to volunteer for causes they are passionate about.

Weeklong events like Speak Up For Change challenges students to tackle topics that are traditionally taboo.

Students are doing more games like pickleball and more running.

One goal of new policies is to make girls feel less targeted for wearing modern attire.

Melissa Hesselgrave found law and other jobs didn't provide the fulfillment she sought. Education did.

Reporters interview Student and Teacher about the differences between United States Academic Culture and Academic Culture elsewhere in the world.

Mental helath service, CASSY, plans to move to the center of campus.