Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity March 30, 2024 — by Divya Vadlakonda The office previously donated to Goodwill, but stopped to ensure that they would go toward a good cause. read more » Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum March 14, 2024 — by Divya Vadlakonda The curriculum has transformed from vigorous and crossfit-centric to one that is open to change over the past year. read more » Noodle, noodle on the tongue, what’s the spiciest flavor of them all? March 13, 2024 — by Nicole Lee, William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda Some prove too intense even for those who love spicy flavors. read more » The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption March 3, 2024 — by Divya Vadlakonda Limiting social media exposure is key to avoiding becoming too invested in public figures’ lives. read more » Colored noise is a hidden gem among distracting study music February 15, 2024 — by Divya Vadlakonda Want to work faster, more focused and more effective than ever before? Throw away your lofi hip-hop radio. Just pick a color of noise. read more » The ‘neither-either’ grammar police need to check themselves February 13, 2024 — by Divya Vadlakonda Saving the world, one letter at a time. read more » Two students receive prestigious YoungArts Award January 27, 2024 — by Divya Vadlakonda Junior Rylee Stanton and senior Chloe Lee won awards in the Film/Experimental and Classical Music/Violin categories, respectively. read more » When sticky substances lead to tricky situations December 15, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The story of how superglue and a toothbrush went on to define my childhood in a traumatic way. read more » If you’re pregnant (or not), avoid these truly odd food cravings December 14, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda We attempted to try some pregnancy cravings and what comes next is truly shocking. read more » Vignette-focused fall play offers varied perspectives on love November 16, 2023 — by Alan Cai and Divya Vadlakonda “Almost, Maine” introduces a uniquely-formatted play through an exhilarating series of romantic comedy vignettes. read more » Yearbook adjusts to rapidly changing class structure with majority junior leadership November 15, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda For the first time in the class’s history, three out of four editor-in-chiefs are juniors — just one of its many structural changes in recent years. read more » Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression November 8, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda This stumbled-upon hobby has become a grounding activity in my life. read more » Your fate is in my hands: my one-day journey as an underqualified palm reader November 8, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Amazingly, the results were at least somewhat accurate. read more » Soundings staff seeks more submissions November 5, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda In a STEM-focused school, the literary magazine has seen a steady decline in submissions. read more » New Media Arts teacher Carla Villela brings film industry know-how to the classroom October 15, 2023 — by Christina Labban and Divya Vadlakonda She previously worked at Santa Teresa High School. read more » Club Rush: 21 club officers answer 21 questions September 28, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Officers provide a glimpse into each club’s individual motivations, aspirations and interests. read more » Girls’ volleyball scoring victories with new coach and strong freshmen September 27, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda New head coach Yakna Arumugam prioritizes team rapport and communication, leading to a strong start of the season read more » English 11 Honors students finish ‘Beloved’ mural in summer September 14, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Isabelle Wang As part of their English 11 Honors final project, seven students used themes from the novel to paint a long lasting mark on the school. read more » A layperson’s guide to students’ classroom pet peeves September 14, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda You may think you are alone in your classroom icks — but don’t worry, they are incredibly annoying to everyone. read more » Softball: Falcons lose in CCS quarterfinals after achieving 9-3 league record May 31, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu Despite losing last year’s star seniors — Arya Taymuree, Morgan Curtis and Erin Wu — the softball team came together for a stronger season than any of them expected. read more » Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult May 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Since the start of the pandemic, a tight labor market has left the program scrambling to meet the needs of its students. read more » AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year May 24, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The AP courses will be offered as sections of pre-existing Art and Ceramics courses, and will allow advanced student artists to deepen their knowledge of what can be created on 2- and 3-dimensional surfaces. read more » Orchestra again accepted into renowned Midwest Clinic in Chicago May 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda The school’s highest orchestra ensemble, Saratoga Strings, is one of six string ensembles partaking in the 77th international band, orchestra and music conference. read more » ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely May 23, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The addition of a sign language course is one of many that schools should make in order to reduce the stigma surrounding the hearing impaired, starting with its addition to the school’s language department. read more » Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur May 22, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Armed with a refreshing drink, a mouthwatering snack and a bag of sweet candy, I am unstoppable. read more » Studying the stars: finding out if my personality was developed or divined March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda I dissected my “big three” placements to see if the stars have my personality down. read more » Students raise funds to provide relief to victims of Turkey earthquake March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Sophomore Yusuf Tokuz, junior Zeyneb Kaya and senior Zeynep Tokuz set up a GoFundMe to support earthquake survivors. read more » 100-word rant: Sequestering phones in class is pointless March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Our cellphones should remain with us for the sake of retaining our autonomy. read more » With alternating casts, drama leaps into ‘Mamma Mia!’ March 30, 2023 — by Lena Aribi, Anamika Anand and Divya Vadlakonda The spring musical is expected to sell out due to its popularity, lighthearted storyline and captivating soundtrack. read more » ‘Bojack Horseman’ is hilarious, introspective and absolutely worth watching March 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The satirical show explores themes such as self esteem, sexuality and mental illness. read more » Junior and senior selected to tour with National Youth Orchestra over summer March 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior violist Tejas Tirthapura and senior violinist Shannon Ma will tour North America over the summer with the prestigious NYO-USA. read more » Staff editorial: Policies on academic integrity need updating, clarifying February 13, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The Academic Integrity Violation Policy requires an update and a solid definition of cheating. read more » Alumnus trains for national-level badminton events and plans to return as guest coach February 12, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Class of ‘22 alumnus Adrian Mar reflects on his lifestyle and ongoing enthusiasm for the sport since graduating last year. read more » School board requests bids for solar panel projects February 12, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The board has made plans to issue a request for proposal by the end of February. read more » Green Committee hopes to spark on-campus change through Spirit of Recycling clothing drive February 3, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The committee aims to introduce a more environmentally friendly option for unneeded school merchandise. read more » Sophomore organizes art auction to help raise money for educational crisis in Uganda January 27, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Using her passion for art, Amy Pan and other student artists raised over $2,000 during the event. read more » Student productions give Drama 4 Honors seniors chance to expand their skill set December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Seniors Ananya Gupta and Anastasia Ramirez directed “Laundry and Bourbon” and “Who Made Robert de Niro the King of America” as part of a directing project. read more » For players, ice hockey provides escape, excitement December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Senior Jenny Campbell and junior Matthew Zhang reflect on how playing the sports has impacted their lives. read more » Intro to Digital Animation course teaches fascinating concepts and provides students an artistic outlet December 6, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The course allows students to express their creativity while teaching them new skills such as character design and rotoscoping. read more » After-school snack connoisseurs point out their top choices December 1, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Kevin Yang A comprehensive summary of all the snacks that will satisfy your burning post school hunger. read more » Senior cellist wins prestigious 2023 YoungArts finalist award November 30, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda After playing cello for nine years, senior Joel Kim discusses how he has found success and how music has affected his lifestyle and goals for his future. read more » Greek life should be heavily regulated, if not eliminated entirely November 11, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu The hazing and alcoholism found at Greek life organizations endanger university students. read more » An ode to fall clothing October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda In the context of fall clothing, the hoodie is unrivaled. read more » Girls’ volleyball ends season on high note October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Maggie Zeng Players reflect on the team’s advancement and their future with the loss of many graduating seniors. read more » Marvel’s Phase 4 blunders spiral into formulaic cinema October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Latest Marvel releases like “She-Hulk” provide insight into the future of the cinematic universe. read more » Playing both club and school volleyball, freshman grows in her skills October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda After picking up the sport as a hobby in middle school, freshman Jena Lew has expanded to playing club volleyball alongside the school team. read more » The real deal behind lol and lmao September 23, 2022 — by Beverly Xu and Divya Vadlakonda The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for. read more » Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum March 14, 2024 — by Divya Vadlakonda The curriculum has transformed from vigorous and crossfit-centric to one that is open to change over the past year. read more » Noodle, noodle on the tongue, what’s the spiciest flavor of them all? March 13, 2024 — by Nicole Lee, William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda Some prove too intense even for those who love spicy flavors. read more » The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption March 3, 2024 — by Divya Vadlakonda Limiting social media exposure is key to avoiding becoming too invested in public figures’ lives. read more » Colored noise is a hidden gem among distracting study music February 15, 2024 — by Divya Vadlakonda Want to work faster, more focused and more effective than ever before? Throw away your lofi hip-hop radio. Just pick a color of noise. read more » The ‘neither-either’ grammar police need to check themselves February 13, 2024 — by Divya Vadlakonda Saving the world, one letter at a time. read more » Two students receive prestigious YoungArts Award January 27, 2024 — by Divya Vadlakonda Junior Rylee Stanton and senior Chloe Lee won awards in the Film/Experimental and Classical Music/Violin categories, respectively. read more » When sticky substances lead to tricky situations December 15, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The story of how superglue and a toothbrush went on to define my childhood in a traumatic way. read more » If you’re pregnant (or not), avoid these truly odd food cravings December 14, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda We attempted to try some pregnancy cravings and what comes next is truly shocking. read more » Vignette-focused fall play offers varied perspectives on love November 16, 2023 — by Alan Cai and Divya Vadlakonda “Almost, Maine” introduces a uniquely-formatted play through an exhilarating series of romantic comedy vignettes. read more » Yearbook adjusts to rapidly changing class structure with majority junior leadership November 15, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda For the first time in the class’s history, three out of four editor-in-chiefs are juniors — just one of its many structural changes in recent years. read more » Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression November 8, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda This stumbled-upon hobby has become a grounding activity in my life. read more » Your fate is in my hands: my one-day journey as an underqualified palm reader November 8, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Amazingly, the results were at least somewhat accurate. read more » Soundings staff seeks more submissions November 5, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda In a STEM-focused school, the literary magazine has seen a steady decline in submissions. read more » New Media Arts teacher Carla Villela brings film industry know-how to the classroom October 15, 2023 — by Christina Labban and Divya Vadlakonda She previously worked at Santa Teresa High School. read more » Club Rush: 21 club officers answer 21 questions September 28, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Officers provide a glimpse into each club’s individual motivations, aspirations and interests. read more » Girls’ volleyball scoring victories with new coach and strong freshmen September 27, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda New head coach Yakna Arumugam prioritizes team rapport and communication, leading to a strong start of the season read more » English 11 Honors students finish ‘Beloved’ mural in summer September 14, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Isabelle Wang As part of their English 11 Honors final project, seven students used themes from the novel to paint a long lasting mark on the school. read more » A layperson’s guide to students’ classroom pet peeves September 14, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda You may think you are alone in your classroom icks — but don’t worry, they are incredibly annoying to everyone. read more » Softball: Falcons lose in CCS quarterfinals after achieving 9-3 league record May 31, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu Despite losing last year’s star seniors — Arya Taymuree, Morgan Curtis and Erin Wu — the softball team came together for a stronger season than any of them expected. read more » Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult May 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Since the start of the pandemic, a tight labor market has left the program scrambling to meet the needs of its students. read more » AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year May 24, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The AP courses will be offered as sections of pre-existing Art and Ceramics courses, and will allow advanced student artists to deepen their knowledge of what can be created on 2- and 3-dimensional surfaces. read more » Orchestra again accepted into renowned Midwest Clinic in Chicago May 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda The school’s highest orchestra ensemble, Saratoga Strings, is one of six string ensembles partaking in the 77th international band, orchestra and music conference. read more » ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely May 23, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The addition of a sign language course is one of many that schools should make in order to reduce the stigma surrounding the hearing impaired, starting with its addition to the school’s language department. read more » Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur May 22, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Armed with a refreshing drink, a mouthwatering snack and a bag of sweet candy, I am unstoppable. read more » Studying the stars: finding out if my personality was developed or divined March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda I dissected my “big three” placements to see if the stars have my personality down. read more » Students raise funds to provide relief to victims of Turkey earthquake March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Sophomore Yusuf Tokuz, junior Zeyneb Kaya and senior Zeynep Tokuz set up a GoFundMe to support earthquake survivors. read more » 100-word rant: Sequestering phones in class is pointless March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Our cellphones should remain with us for the sake of retaining our autonomy. read more » With alternating casts, drama leaps into ‘Mamma Mia!’ March 30, 2023 — by Lena Aribi, Anamika Anand and Divya Vadlakonda The spring musical is expected to sell out due to its popularity, lighthearted storyline and captivating soundtrack. read more » ‘Bojack Horseman’ is hilarious, introspective and absolutely worth watching March 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The satirical show explores themes such as self esteem, sexuality and mental illness. read more » Junior and senior selected to tour with National Youth Orchestra over summer March 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior violist Tejas Tirthapura and senior violinist Shannon Ma will tour North America over the summer with the prestigious NYO-USA. read more » Staff editorial: Policies on academic integrity need updating, clarifying February 13, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The Academic Integrity Violation Policy requires an update and a solid definition of cheating. read more » Alumnus trains for national-level badminton events and plans to return as guest coach February 12, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Class of ‘22 alumnus Adrian Mar reflects on his lifestyle and ongoing enthusiasm for the sport since graduating last year. read more » School board requests bids for solar panel projects February 12, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The board has made plans to issue a request for proposal by the end of February. read more » Green Committee hopes to spark on-campus change through Spirit of Recycling clothing drive February 3, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The committee aims to introduce a more environmentally friendly option for unneeded school merchandise. read more » Sophomore organizes art auction to help raise money for educational crisis in Uganda January 27, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Using her passion for art, Amy Pan and other student artists raised over $2,000 during the event. read more » Student productions give Drama 4 Honors seniors chance to expand their skill set December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Seniors Ananya Gupta and Anastasia Ramirez directed “Laundry and Bourbon” and “Who Made Robert de Niro the King of America” as part of a directing project. read more » For players, ice hockey provides escape, excitement December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Senior Jenny Campbell and junior Matthew Zhang reflect on how playing the sports has impacted their lives. read more » Intro to Digital Animation course teaches fascinating concepts and provides students an artistic outlet December 6, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The course allows students to express their creativity while teaching them new skills such as character design and rotoscoping. read more » After-school snack connoisseurs point out their top choices December 1, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Kevin Yang A comprehensive summary of all the snacks that will satisfy your burning post school hunger. read more » Senior cellist wins prestigious 2023 YoungArts finalist award November 30, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda After playing cello for nine years, senior Joel Kim discusses how he has found success and how music has affected his lifestyle and goals for his future. read more » Greek life should be heavily regulated, if not eliminated entirely November 11, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu The hazing and alcoholism found at Greek life organizations endanger university students. read more » An ode to fall clothing October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda In the context of fall clothing, the hoodie is unrivaled. read more » Girls’ volleyball ends season on high note October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Maggie Zeng Players reflect on the team’s advancement and their future with the loss of many graduating seniors. read more » Marvel’s Phase 4 blunders spiral into formulaic cinema October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Latest Marvel releases like “She-Hulk” provide insight into the future of the cinematic universe. read more » Playing both club and school volleyball, freshman grows in her skills October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda After picking up the sport as a hobby in middle school, freshman Jena Lew has expanded to playing club volleyball alongside the school team. read more » The real deal behind lol and lmao September 23, 2022 — by Beverly Xu and Divya Vadlakonda The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for. read more » Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
Noodle, noodle on the tongue, what’s the spiciest flavor of them all? March 13, 2024 — by Nicole Lee, William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda Some prove too intense even for those who love spicy flavors. read more » The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption March 3, 2024 — by Divya Vadlakonda Limiting social media exposure is key to avoiding becoming too invested in public figures’ lives. read more » Colored noise is a hidden gem among distracting study music February 15, 2024 — by Divya Vadlakonda Want to work faster, more focused and more effective than ever before? Throw away your lofi hip-hop radio. Just pick a color of noise. read more » The ‘neither-either’ grammar police need to check themselves February 13, 2024 — by Divya Vadlakonda Saving the world, one letter at a time. read more » Two students receive prestigious YoungArts Award January 27, 2024 — by Divya Vadlakonda Junior Rylee Stanton and senior Chloe Lee won awards in the Film/Experimental and Classical Music/Violin categories, respectively. read more » When sticky substances lead to tricky situations December 15, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The story of how superglue and a toothbrush went on to define my childhood in a traumatic way. read more » If you’re pregnant (or not), avoid these truly odd food cravings December 14, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda We attempted to try some pregnancy cravings and what comes next is truly shocking. read more » Vignette-focused fall play offers varied perspectives on love November 16, 2023 — by Alan Cai and Divya Vadlakonda “Almost, Maine” introduces a uniquely-formatted play through an exhilarating series of romantic comedy vignettes. read more » Yearbook adjusts to rapidly changing class structure with majority junior leadership November 15, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda For the first time in the class’s history, three out of four editor-in-chiefs are juniors — just one of its many structural changes in recent years. read more » Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression November 8, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda This stumbled-upon hobby has become a grounding activity in my life. read more » Your fate is in my hands: my one-day journey as an underqualified palm reader November 8, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Amazingly, the results were at least somewhat accurate. read more » Soundings staff seeks more submissions November 5, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda In a STEM-focused school, the literary magazine has seen a steady decline in submissions. read more » New Media Arts teacher Carla Villela brings film industry know-how to the classroom October 15, 2023 — by Christina Labban and Divya Vadlakonda She previously worked at Santa Teresa High School. read more » Club Rush: 21 club officers answer 21 questions September 28, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Officers provide a glimpse into each club’s individual motivations, aspirations and interests. read more » Girls’ volleyball scoring victories with new coach and strong freshmen September 27, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda New head coach Yakna Arumugam prioritizes team rapport and communication, leading to a strong start of the season read more » English 11 Honors students finish ‘Beloved’ mural in summer September 14, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Isabelle Wang As part of their English 11 Honors final project, seven students used themes from the novel to paint a long lasting mark on the school. read more » A layperson’s guide to students’ classroom pet peeves September 14, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda You may think you are alone in your classroom icks — but don’t worry, they are incredibly annoying to everyone. read more » Softball: Falcons lose in CCS quarterfinals after achieving 9-3 league record May 31, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu Despite losing last year’s star seniors — Arya Taymuree, Morgan Curtis and Erin Wu — the softball team came together for a stronger season than any of them expected. read more » Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult May 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Since the start of the pandemic, a tight labor market has left the program scrambling to meet the needs of its students. read more » AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year May 24, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The AP courses will be offered as sections of pre-existing Art and Ceramics courses, and will allow advanced student artists to deepen their knowledge of what can be created on 2- and 3-dimensional surfaces. read more » Orchestra again accepted into renowned Midwest Clinic in Chicago May 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda The school’s highest orchestra ensemble, Saratoga Strings, is one of six string ensembles partaking in the 77th international band, orchestra and music conference. read more » ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely May 23, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The addition of a sign language course is one of many that schools should make in order to reduce the stigma surrounding the hearing impaired, starting with its addition to the school’s language department. read more » Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur May 22, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Armed with a refreshing drink, a mouthwatering snack and a bag of sweet candy, I am unstoppable. read more » Studying the stars: finding out if my personality was developed or divined March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda I dissected my “big three” placements to see if the stars have my personality down. read more » Students raise funds to provide relief to victims of Turkey earthquake March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Sophomore Yusuf Tokuz, junior Zeyneb Kaya and senior Zeynep Tokuz set up a GoFundMe to support earthquake survivors. read more » 100-word rant: Sequestering phones in class is pointless March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Our cellphones should remain with us for the sake of retaining our autonomy. read more » With alternating casts, drama leaps into ‘Mamma Mia!’ March 30, 2023 — by Lena Aribi, Anamika Anand and Divya Vadlakonda The spring musical is expected to sell out due to its popularity, lighthearted storyline and captivating soundtrack. read more » ‘Bojack Horseman’ is hilarious, introspective and absolutely worth watching March 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The satirical show explores themes such as self esteem, sexuality and mental illness. read more » Junior and senior selected to tour with National Youth Orchestra over summer March 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior violist Tejas Tirthapura and senior violinist Shannon Ma will tour North America over the summer with the prestigious NYO-USA. read more » Staff editorial: Policies on academic integrity need updating, clarifying February 13, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The Academic Integrity Violation Policy requires an update and a solid definition of cheating. read more » Alumnus trains for national-level badminton events and plans to return as guest coach February 12, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Class of ‘22 alumnus Adrian Mar reflects on his lifestyle and ongoing enthusiasm for the sport since graduating last year. read more » School board requests bids for solar panel projects February 12, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The board has made plans to issue a request for proposal by the end of February. read more » Green Committee hopes to spark on-campus change through Spirit of Recycling clothing drive February 3, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The committee aims to introduce a more environmentally friendly option for unneeded school merchandise. read more » Sophomore organizes art auction to help raise money for educational crisis in Uganda January 27, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Using her passion for art, Amy Pan and other student artists raised over $2,000 during the event. read more » Student productions give Drama 4 Honors seniors chance to expand their skill set December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Seniors Ananya Gupta and Anastasia Ramirez directed “Laundry and Bourbon” and “Who Made Robert de Niro the King of America” as part of a directing project. read more » For players, ice hockey provides escape, excitement December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Senior Jenny Campbell and junior Matthew Zhang reflect on how playing the sports has impacted their lives. read more » Intro to Digital Animation course teaches fascinating concepts and provides students an artistic outlet December 6, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The course allows students to express their creativity while teaching them new skills such as character design and rotoscoping. read more » After-school snack connoisseurs point out their top choices December 1, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Kevin Yang A comprehensive summary of all the snacks that will satisfy your burning post school hunger. read more » Senior cellist wins prestigious 2023 YoungArts finalist award November 30, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda After playing cello for nine years, senior Joel Kim discusses how he has found success and how music has affected his lifestyle and goals for his future. read more » Greek life should be heavily regulated, if not eliminated entirely November 11, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu The hazing and alcoholism found at Greek life organizations endanger university students. read more » An ode to fall clothing October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda In the context of fall clothing, the hoodie is unrivaled. read more » Girls’ volleyball ends season on high note October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Maggie Zeng Players reflect on the team’s advancement and their future with the loss of many graduating seniors. read more » Marvel’s Phase 4 blunders spiral into formulaic cinema October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Latest Marvel releases like “She-Hulk” provide insight into the future of the cinematic universe. read more » Playing both club and school volleyball, freshman grows in her skills October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda After picking up the sport as a hobby in middle school, freshman Jena Lew has expanded to playing club volleyball alongside the school team. read more » The real deal behind lol and lmao September 23, 2022 — by Beverly Xu and Divya Vadlakonda The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for. read more » Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption March 3, 2024 — by Divya Vadlakonda Limiting social media exposure is key to avoiding becoming too invested in public figures’ lives. read more » Colored noise is a hidden gem among distracting study music February 15, 2024 — by Divya Vadlakonda Want to work faster, more focused and more effective than ever before? Throw away your lofi hip-hop radio. Just pick a color of noise. read more » The ‘neither-either’ grammar police need to check themselves February 13, 2024 — by Divya Vadlakonda Saving the world, one letter at a time. read more » Two students receive prestigious YoungArts Award January 27, 2024 — by Divya Vadlakonda Junior Rylee Stanton and senior Chloe Lee won awards in the Film/Experimental and Classical Music/Violin categories, respectively. read more » When sticky substances lead to tricky situations December 15, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The story of how superglue and a toothbrush went on to define my childhood in a traumatic way. read more » If you’re pregnant (or not), avoid these truly odd food cravings December 14, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda We attempted to try some pregnancy cravings and what comes next is truly shocking. read more » Vignette-focused fall play offers varied perspectives on love November 16, 2023 — by Alan Cai and Divya Vadlakonda “Almost, Maine” introduces a uniquely-formatted play through an exhilarating series of romantic comedy vignettes. read more » Yearbook adjusts to rapidly changing class structure with majority junior leadership November 15, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda For the first time in the class’s history, three out of four editor-in-chiefs are juniors — just one of its many structural changes in recent years. read more » Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression November 8, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda This stumbled-upon hobby has become a grounding activity in my life. read more » Your fate is in my hands: my one-day journey as an underqualified palm reader November 8, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Amazingly, the results were at least somewhat accurate. read more » Soundings staff seeks more submissions November 5, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda In a STEM-focused school, the literary magazine has seen a steady decline in submissions. read more » New Media Arts teacher Carla Villela brings film industry know-how to the classroom October 15, 2023 — by Christina Labban and Divya Vadlakonda She previously worked at Santa Teresa High School. read more » Club Rush: 21 club officers answer 21 questions September 28, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Officers provide a glimpse into each club’s individual motivations, aspirations and interests. read more » Girls’ volleyball scoring victories with new coach and strong freshmen September 27, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda New head coach Yakna Arumugam prioritizes team rapport and communication, leading to a strong start of the season read more » English 11 Honors students finish ‘Beloved’ mural in summer September 14, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Isabelle Wang As part of their English 11 Honors final project, seven students used themes from the novel to paint a long lasting mark on the school. read more » A layperson’s guide to students’ classroom pet peeves September 14, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda You may think you are alone in your classroom icks — but don’t worry, they are incredibly annoying to everyone. read more » Softball: Falcons lose in CCS quarterfinals after achieving 9-3 league record May 31, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu Despite losing last year’s star seniors — Arya Taymuree, Morgan Curtis and Erin Wu — the softball team came together for a stronger season than any of them expected. read more » Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult May 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Since the start of the pandemic, a tight labor market has left the program scrambling to meet the needs of its students. read more » AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year May 24, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The AP courses will be offered as sections of pre-existing Art and Ceramics courses, and will allow advanced student artists to deepen their knowledge of what can be created on 2- and 3-dimensional surfaces. read more » Orchestra again accepted into renowned Midwest Clinic in Chicago May 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda The school’s highest orchestra ensemble, Saratoga Strings, is one of six string ensembles partaking in the 77th international band, orchestra and music conference. read more » ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely May 23, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The addition of a sign language course is one of many that schools should make in order to reduce the stigma surrounding the hearing impaired, starting with its addition to the school’s language department. read more » Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur May 22, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Armed with a refreshing drink, a mouthwatering snack and a bag of sweet candy, I am unstoppable. read more » Studying the stars: finding out if my personality was developed or divined March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda I dissected my “big three” placements to see if the stars have my personality down. read more » Students raise funds to provide relief to victims of Turkey earthquake March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Sophomore Yusuf Tokuz, junior Zeyneb Kaya and senior Zeynep Tokuz set up a GoFundMe to support earthquake survivors. read more » 100-word rant: Sequestering phones in class is pointless March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Our cellphones should remain with us for the sake of retaining our autonomy. read more » With alternating casts, drama leaps into ‘Mamma Mia!’ March 30, 2023 — by Lena Aribi, Anamika Anand and Divya Vadlakonda The spring musical is expected to sell out due to its popularity, lighthearted storyline and captivating soundtrack. read more » ‘Bojack Horseman’ is hilarious, introspective and absolutely worth watching March 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The satirical show explores themes such as self esteem, sexuality and mental illness. read more » Junior and senior selected to tour with National Youth Orchestra over summer March 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior violist Tejas Tirthapura and senior violinist Shannon Ma will tour North America over the summer with the prestigious NYO-USA. read more » Staff editorial: Policies on academic integrity need updating, clarifying February 13, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The Academic Integrity Violation Policy requires an update and a solid definition of cheating. read more » Alumnus trains for national-level badminton events and plans to return as guest coach February 12, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Class of ‘22 alumnus Adrian Mar reflects on his lifestyle and ongoing enthusiasm for the sport since graduating last year. read more » School board requests bids for solar panel projects February 12, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The board has made plans to issue a request for proposal by the end of February. read more » Green Committee hopes to spark on-campus change through Spirit of Recycling clothing drive February 3, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The committee aims to introduce a more environmentally friendly option for unneeded school merchandise. read more » Sophomore organizes art auction to help raise money for educational crisis in Uganda January 27, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Using her passion for art, Amy Pan and other student artists raised over $2,000 during the event. read more » Student productions give Drama 4 Honors seniors chance to expand their skill set December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Seniors Ananya Gupta and Anastasia Ramirez directed “Laundry and Bourbon” and “Who Made Robert de Niro the King of America” as part of a directing project. read more » For players, ice hockey provides escape, excitement December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Senior Jenny Campbell and junior Matthew Zhang reflect on how playing the sports has impacted their lives. read more » Intro to Digital Animation course teaches fascinating concepts and provides students an artistic outlet December 6, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The course allows students to express their creativity while teaching them new skills such as character design and rotoscoping. read more » After-school snack connoisseurs point out their top choices December 1, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Kevin Yang A comprehensive summary of all the snacks that will satisfy your burning post school hunger. read more » Senior cellist wins prestigious 2023 YoungArts finalist award November 30, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda After playing cello for nine years, senior Joel Kim discusses how he has found success and how music has affected his lifestyle and goals for his future. read more » Greek life should be heavily regulated, if not eliminated entirely November 11, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu The hazing and alcoholism found at Greek life organizations endanger university students. read more » An ode to fall clothing October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda In the context of fall clothing, the hoodie is unrivaled. read more » Girls’ volleyball ends season on high note October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Maggie Zeng Players reflect on the team’s advancement and their future with the loss of many graduating seniors. read more » Marvel’s Phase 4 blunders spiral into formulaic cinema October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Latest Marvel releases like “She-Hulk” provide insight into the future of the cinematic universe. read more » Playing both club and school volleyball, freshman grows in her skills October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda After picking up the sport as a hobby in middle school, freshman Jena Lew has expanded to playing club volleyball alongside the school team. read more » The real deal behind lol and lmao September 23, 2022 — by Beverly Xu and Divya Vadlakonda The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for. read more » Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
Colored noise is a hidden gem among distracting study music February 15, 2024 — by Divya Vadlakonda Want to work faster, more focused and more effective than ever before? Throw away your lofi hip-hop radio. Just pick a color of noise. read more » The ‘neither-either’ grammar police need to check themselves February 13, 2024 — by Divya Vadlakonda Saving the world, one letter at a time. read more » Two students receive prestigious YoungArts Award January 27, 2024 — by Divya Vadlakonda Junior Rylee Stanton and senior Chloe Lee won awards in the Film/Experimental and Classical Music/Violin categories, respectively. read more » When sticky substances lead to tricky situations December 15, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The story of how superglue and a toothbrush went on to define my childhood in a traumatic way. read more » If you’re pregnant (or not), avoid these truly odd food cravings December 14, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda We attempted to try some pregnancy cravings and what comes next is truly shocking. read more » Vignette-focused fall play offers varied perspectives on love November 16, 2023 — by Alan Cai and Divya Vadlakonda “Almost, Maine” introduces a uniquely-formatted play through an exhilarating series of romantic comedy vignettes. read more » Yearbook adjusts to rapidly changing class structure with majority junior leadership November 15, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda For the first time in the class’s history, three out of four editor-in-chiefs are juniors — just one of its many structural changes in recent years. read more » Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression November 8, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda This stumbled-upon hobby has become a grounding activity in my life. read more » Your fate is in my hands: my one-day journey as an underqualified palm reader November 8, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Amazingly, the results were at least somewhat accurate. read more » Soundings staff seeks more submissions November 5, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda In a STEM-focused school, the literary magazine has seen a steady decline in submissions. read more » New Media Arts teacher Carla Villela brings film industry know-how to the classroom October 15, 2023 — by Christina Labban and Divya Vadlakonda She previously worked at Santa Teresa High School. read more » Club Rush: 21 club officers answer 21 questions September 28, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Officers provide a glimpse into each club’s individual motivations, aspirations and interests. read more » Girls’ volleyball scoring victories with new coach and strong freshmen September 27, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda New head coach Yakna Arumugam prioritizes team rapport and communication, leading to a strong start of the season read more » English 11 Honors students finish ‘Beloved’ mural in summer September 14, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Isabelle Wang As part of their English 11 Honors final project, seven students used themes from the novel to paint a long lasting mark on the school. read more » A layperson’s guide to students’ classroom pet peeves September 14, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda You may think you are alone in your classroom icks — but don’t worry, they are incredibly annoying to everyone. read more » Softball: Falcons lose in CCS quarterfinals after achieving 9-3 league record May 31, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu Despite losing last year’s star seniors — Arya Taymuree, Morgan Curtis and Erin Wu — the softball team came together for a stronger season than any of them expected. read more » Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult May 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Since the start of the pandemic, a tight labor market has left the program scrambling to meet the needs of its students. read more » AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year May 24, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The AP courses will be offered as sections of pre-existing Art and Ceramics courses, and will allow advanced student artists to deepen their knowledge of what can be created on 2- and 3-dimensional surfaces. read more » Orchestra again accepted into renowned Midwest Clinic in Chicago May 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda The school’s highest orchestra ensemble, Saratoga Strings, is one of six string ensembles partaking in the 77th international band, orchestra and music conference. read more » ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely May 23, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The addition of a sign language course is one of many that schools should make in order to reduce the stigma surrounding the hearing impaired, starting with its addition to the school’s language department. read more » Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur May 22, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Armed with a refreshing drink, a mouthwatering snack and a bag of sweet candy, I am unstoppable. read more » Studying the stars: finding out if my personality was developed or divined March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda I dissected my “big three” placements to see if the stars have my personality down. read more » Students raise funds to provide relief to victims of Turkey earthquake March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Sophomore Yusuf Tokuz, junior Zeyneb Kaya and senior Zeynep Tokuz set up a GoFundMe to support earthquake survivors. read more » 100-word rant: Sequestering phones in class is pointless March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Our cellphones should remain with us for the sake of retaining our autonomy. read more » With alternating casts, drama leaps into ‘Mamma Mia!’ March 30, 2023 — by Lena Aribi, Anamika Anand and Divya Vadlakonda The spring musical is expected to sell out due to its popularity, lighthearted storyline and captivating soundtrack. read more » ‘Bojack Horseman’ is hilarious, introspective and absolutely worth watching March 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The satirical show explores themes such as self esteem, sexuality and mental illness. read more » Junior and senior selected to tour with National Youth Orchestra over summer March 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior violist Tejas Tirthapura and senior violinist Shannon Ma will tour North America over the summer with the prestigious NYO-USA. read more » Staff editorial: Policies on academic integrity need updating, clarifying February 13, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The Academic Integrity Violation Policy requires an update and a solid definition of cheating. read more » Alumnus trains for national-level badminton events and plans to return as guest coach February 12, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Class of ‘22 alumnus Adrian Mar reflects on his lifestyle and ongoing enthusiasm for the sport since graduating last year. read more » School board requests bids for solar panel projects February 12, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The board has made plans to issue a request for proposal by the end of February. read more » Green Committee hopes to spark on-campus change through Spirit of Recycling clothing drive February 3, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The committee aims to introduce a more environmentally friendly option for unneeded school merchandise. read more » Sophomore organizes art auction to help raise money for educational crisis in Uganda January 27, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Using her passion for art, Amy Pan and other student artists raised over $2,000 during the event. read more » Student productions give Drama 4 Honors seniors chance to expand their skill set December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Seniors Ananya Gupta and Anastasia Ramirez directed “Laundry and Bourbon” and “Who Made Robert de Niro the King of America” as part of a directing project. read more » For players, ice hockey provides escape, excitement December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Senior Jenny Campbell and junior Matthew Zhang reflect on how playing the sports has impacted their lives. read more » Intro to Digital Animation course teaches fascinating concepts and provides students an artistic outlet December 6, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The course allows students to express their creativity while teaching them new skills such as character design and rotoscoping. read more » After-school snack connoisseurs point out their top choices December 1, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Kevin Yang A comprehensive summary of all the snacks that will satisfy your burning post school hunger. read more » Senior cellist wins prestigious 2023 YoungArts finalist award November 30, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda After playing cello for nine years, senior Joel Kim discusses how he has found success and how music has affected his lifestyle and goals for his future. read more » Greek life should be heavily regulated, if not eliminated entirely November 11, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu The hazing and alcoholism found at Greek life organizations endanger university students. read more » An ode to fall clothing October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda In the context of fall clothing, the hoodie is unrivaled. read more » Girls’ volleyball ends season on high note October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Maggie Zeng Players reflect on the team’s advancement and their future with the loss of many graduating seniors. read more » Marvel’s Phase 4 blunders spiral into formulaic cinema October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Latest Marvel releases like “She-Hulk” provide insight into the future of the cinematic universe. read more » Playing both club and school volleyball, freshman grows in her skills October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda After picking up the sport as a hobby in middle school, freshman Jena Lew has expanded to playing club volleyball alongside the school team. read more » The real deal behind lol and lmao September 23, 2022 — by Beverly Xu and Divya Vadlakonda The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for. read more » Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
The ‘neither-either’ grammar police need to check themselves February 13, 2024 — by Divya Vadlakonda Saving the world, one letter at a time. read more » Two students receive prestigious YoungArts Award January 27, 2024 — by Divya Vadlakonda Junior Rylee Stanton and senior Chloe Lee won awards in the Film/Experimental and Classical Music/Violin categories, respectively. read more » When sticky substances lead to tricky situations December 15, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The story of how superglue and a toothbrush went on to define my childhood in a traumatic way. read more » If you’re pregnant (or not), avoid these truly odd food cravings December 14, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda We attempted to try some pregnancy cravings and what comes next is truly shocking. read more » Vignette-focused fall play offers varied perspectives on love November 16, 2023 — by Alan Cai and Divya Vadlakonda “Almost, Maine” introduces a uniquely-formatted play through an exhilarating series of romantic comedy vignettes. read more » Yearbook adjusts to rapidly changing class structure with majority junior leadership November 15, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda For the first time in the class’s history, three out of four editor-in-chiefs are juniors — just one of its many structural changes in recent years. read more » Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression November 8, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda This stumbled-upon hobby has become a grounding activity in my life. read more » Your fate is in my hands: my one-day journey as an underqualified palm reader November 8, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Amazingly, the results were at least somewhat accurate. read more » Soundings staff seeks more submissions November 5, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda In a STEM-focused school, the literary magazine has seen a steady decline in submissions. read more » New Media Arts teacher Carla Villela brings film industry know-how to the classroom October 15, 2023 — by Christina Labban and Divya Vadlakonda She previously worked at Santa Teresa High School. read more » Club Rush: 21 club officers answer 21 questions September 28, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Officers provide a glimpse into each club’s individual motivations, aspirations and interests. read more » Girls’ volleyball scoring victories with new coach and strong freshmen September 27, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda New head coach Yakna Arumugam prioritizes team rapport and communication, leading to a strong start of the season read more » English 11 Honors students finish ‘Beloved’ mural in summer September 14, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Isabelle Wang As part of their English 11 Honors final project, seven students used themes from the novel to paint a long lasting mark on the school. read more » A layperson’s guide to students’ classroom pet peeves September 14, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda You may think you are alone in your classroom icks — but don’t worry, they are incredibly annoying to everyone. read more » Softball: Falcons lose in CCS quarterfinals after achieving 9-3 league record May 31, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu Despite losing last year’s star seniors — Arya Taymuree, Morgan Curtis and Erin Wu — the softball team came together for a stronger season than any of them expected. read more » Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult May 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Since the start of the pandemic, a tight labor market has left the program scrambling to meet the needs of its students. read more » AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year May 24, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The AP courses will be offered as sections of pre-existing Art and Ceramics courses, and will allow advanced student artists to deepen their knowledge of what can be created on 2- and 3-dimensional surfaces. read more » Orchestra again accepted into renowned Midwest Clinic in Chicago May 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda The school’s highest orchestra ensemble, Saratoga Strings, is one of six string ensembles partaking in the 77th international band, orchestra and music conference. read more » ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely May 23, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The addition of a sign language course is one of many that schools should make in order to reduce the stigma surrounding the hearing impaired, starting with its addition to the school’s language department. read more » Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur May 22, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Armed with a refreshing drink, a mouthwatering snack and a bag of sweet candy, I am unstoppable. read more » Studying the stars: finding out if my personality was developed or divined March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda I dissected my “big three” placements to see if the stars have my personality down. read more » Students raise funds to provide relief to victims of Turkey earthquake March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Sophomore Yusuf Tokuz, junior Zeyneb Kaya and senior Zeynep Tokuz set up a GoFundMe to support earthquake survivors. read more » 100-word rant: Sequestering phones in class is pointless March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Our cellphones should remain with us for the sake of retaining our autonomy. read more » With alternating casts, drama leaps into ‘Mamma Mia!’ March 30, 2023 — by Lena Aribi, Anamika Anand and Divya Vadlakonda The spring musical is expected to sell out due to its popularity, lighthearted storyline and captivating soundtrack. read more » ‘Bojack Horseman’ is hilarious, introspective and absolutely worth watching March 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The satirical show explores themes such as self esteem, sexuality and mental illness. read more » Junior and senior selected to tour with National Youth Orchestra over summer March 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior violist Tejas Tirthapura and senior violinist Shannon Ma will tour North America over the summer with the prestigious NYO-USA. read more » Staff editorial: Policies on academic integrity need updating, clarifying February 13, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The Academic Integrity Violation Policy requires an update and a solid definition of cheating. read more » Alumnus trains for national-level badminton events and plans to return as guest coach February 12, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Class of ‘22 alumnus Adrian Mar reflects on his lifestyle and ongoing enthusiasm for the sport since graduating last year. read more » School board requests bids for solar panel projects February 12, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The board has made plans to issue a request for proposal by the end of February. read more » Green Committee hopes to spark on-campus change through Spirit of Recycling clothing drive February 3, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The committee aims to introduce a more environmentally friendly option for unneeded school merchandise. read more » Sophomore organizes art auction to help raise money for educational crisis in Uganda January 27, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Using her passion for art, Amy Pan and other student artists raised over $2,000 during the event. read more » Student productions give Drama 4 Honors seniors chance to expand their skill set December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Seniors Ananya Gupta and Anastasia Ramirez directed “Laundry and Bourbon” and “Who Made Robert de Niro the King of America” as part of a directing project. read more » For players, ice hockey provides escape, excitement December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Senior Jenny Campbell and junior Matthew Zhang reflect on how playing the sports has impacted their lives. read more » Intro to Digital Animation course teaches fascinating concepts and provides students an artistic outlet December 6, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The course allows students to express their creativity while teaching them new skills such as character design and rotoscoping. read more » After-school snack connoisseurs point out their top choices December 1, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Kevin Yang A comprehensive summary of all the snacks that will satisfy your burning post school hunger. read more » Senior cellist wins prestigious 2023 YoungArts finalist award November 30, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda After playing cello for nine years, senior Joel Kim discusses how he has found success and how music has affected his lifestyle and goals for his future. read more » Greek life should be heavily regulated, if not eliminated entirely November 11, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu The hazing and alcoholism found at Greek life organizations endanger university students. read more » An ode to fall clothing October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda In the context of fall clothing, the hoodie is unrivaled. read more » Girls’ volleyball ends season on high note October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Maggie Zeng Players reflect on the team’s advancement and their future with the loss of many graduating seniors. read more » Marvel’s Phase 4 blunders spiral into formulaic cinema October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Latest Marvel releases like “She-Hulk” provide insight into the future of the cinematic universe. read more » Playing both club and school volleyball, freshman grows in her skills October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda After picking up the sport as a hobby in middle school, freshman Jena Lew has expanded to playing club volleyball alongside the school team. read more » The real deal behind lol and lmao September 23, 2022 — by Beverly Xu and Divya Vadlakonda The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for. read more » Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
Two students receive prestigious YoungArts Award January 27, 2024 — by Divya Vadlakonda Junior Rylee Stanton and senior Chloe Lee won awards in the Film/Experimental and Classical Music/Violin categories, respectively. read more » When sticky substances lead to tricky situations December 15, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The story of how superglue and a toothbrush went on to define my childhood in a traumatic way. read more » If you’re pregnant (or not), avoid these truly odd food cravings December 14, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda We attempted to try some pregnancy cravings and what comes next is truly shocking. read more » Vignette-focused fall play offers varied perspectives on love November 16, 2023 — by Alan Cai and Divya Vadlakonda “Almost, Maine” introduces a uniquely-formatted play through an exhilarating series of romantic comedy vignettes. read more » Yearbook adjusts to rapidly changing class structure with majority junior leadership November 15, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda For the first time in the class’s history, three out of four editor-in-chiefs are juniors — just one of its many structural changes in recent years. read more » Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression November 8, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda This stumbled-upon hobby has become a grounding activity in my life. read more » Your fate is in my hands: my one-day journey as an underqualified palm reader November 8, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Amazingly, the results were at least somewhat accurate. read more » Soundings staff seeks more submissions November 5, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda In a STEM-focused school, the literary magazine has seen a steady decline in submissions. read more » New Media Arts teacher Carla Villela brings film industry know-how to the classroom October 15, 2023 — by Christina Labban and Divya Vadlakonda She previously worked at Santa Teresa High School. read more » Club Rush: 21 club officers answer 21 questions September 28, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Officers provide a glimpse into each club’s individual motivations, aspirations and interests. read more » Girls’ volleyball scoring victories with new coach and strong freshmen September 27, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda New head coach Yakna Arumugam prioritizes team rapport and communication, leading to a strong start of the season read more » English 11 Honors students finish ‘Beloved’ mural in summer September 14, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Isabelle Wang As part of their English 11 Honors final project, seven students used themes from the novel to paint a long lasting mark on the school. read more » A layperson’s guide to students’ classroom pet peeves September 14, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda You may think you are alone in your classroom icks — but don’t worry, they are incredibly annoying to everyone. read more » Softball: Falcons lose in CCS quarterfinals after achieving 9-3 league record May 31, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu Despite losing last year’s star seniors — Arya Taymuree, Morgan Curtis and Erin Wu — the softball team came together for a stronger season than any of them expected. read more » Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult May 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Since the start of the pandemic, a tight labor market has left the program scrambling to meet the needs of its students. read more » AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year May 24, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The AP courses will be offered as sections of pre-existing Art and Ceramics courses, and will allow advanced student artists to deepen their knowledge of what can be created on 2- and 3-dimensional surfaces. read more » Orchestra again accepted into renowned Midwest Clinic in Chicago May 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda The school’s highest orchestra ensemble, Saratoga Strings, is one of six string ensembles partaking in the 77th international band, orchestra and music conference. read more » ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely May 23, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The addition of a sign language course is one of many that schools should make in order to reduce the stigma surrounding the hearing impaired, starting with its addition to the school’s language department. read more » Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur May 22, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Armed with a refreshing drink, a mouthwatering snack and a bag of sweet candy, I am unstoppable. read more » Studying the stars: finding out if my personality was developed or divined March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda I dissected my “big three” placements to see if the stars have my personality down. read more » Students raise funds to provide relief to victims of Turkey earthquake March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Sophomore Yusuf Tokuz, junior Zeyneb Kaya and senior Zeynep Tokuz set up a GoFundMe to support earthquake survivors. read more » 100-word rant: Sequestering phones in class is pointless March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Our cellphones should remain with us for the sake of retaining our autonomy. read more » With alternating casts, drama leaps into ‘Mamma Mia!’ March 30, 2023 — by Lena Aribi, Anamika Anand and Divya Vadlakonda The spring musical is expected to sell out due to its popularity, lighthearted storyline and captivating soundtrack. read more » ‘Bojack Horseman’ is hilarious, introspective and absolutely worth watching March 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The satirical show explores themes such as self esteem, sexuality and mental illness. read more » Junior and senior selected to tour with National Youth Orchestra over summer March 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior violist Tejas Tirthapura and senior violinist Shannon Ma will tour North America over the summer with the prestigious NYO-USA. read more » Staff editorial: Policies on academic integrity need updating, clarifying February 13, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The Academic Integrity Violation Policy requires an update and a solid definition of cheating. read more » Alumnus trains for national-level badminton events and plans to return as guest coach February 12, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Class of ‘22 alumnus Adrian Mar reflects on his lifestyle and ongoing enthusiasm for the sport since graduating last year. read more » School board requests bids for solar panel projects February 12, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The board has made plans to issue a request for proposal by the end of February. read more » Green Committee hopes to spark on-campus change through Spirit of Recycling clothing drive February 3, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The committee aims to introduce a more environmentally friendly option for unneeded school merchandise. read more » Sophomore organizes art auction to help raise money for educational crisis in Uganda January 27, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Using her passion for art, Amy Pan and other student artists raised over $2,000 during the event. read more » Student productions give Drama 4 Honors seniors chance to expand their skill set December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Seniors Ananya Gupta and Anastasia Ramirez directed “Laundry and Bourbon” and “Who Made Robert de Niro the King of America” as part of a directing project. read more » For players, ice hockey provides escape, excitement December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Senior Jenny Campbell and junior Matthew Zhang reflect on how playing the sports has impacted their lives. read more » Intro to Digital Animation course teaches fascinating concepts and provides students an artistic outlet December 6, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The course allows students to express their creativity while teaching them new skills such as character design and rotoscoping. read more » After-school snack connoisseurs point out their top choices December 1, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Kevin Yang A comprehensive summary of all the snacks that will satisfy your burning post school hunger. read more » Senior cellist wins prestigious 2023 YoungArts finalist award November 30, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda After playing cello for nine years, senior Joel Kim discusses how he has found success and how music has affected his lifestyle and goals for his future. read more » Greek life should be heavily regulated, if not eliminated entirely November 11, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu The hazing and alcoholism found at Greek life organizations endanger university students. read more » An ode to fall clothing October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda In the context of fall clothing, the hoodie is unrivaled. read more » Girls’ volleyball ends season on high note October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Maggie Zeng Players reflect on the team’s advancement and their future with the loss of many graduating seniors. read more » Marvel’s Phase 4 blunders spiral into formulaic cinema October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Latest Marvel releases like “She-Hulk” provide insight into the future of the cinematic universe. read more » Playing both club and school volleyball, freshman grows in her skills October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda After picking up the sport as a hobby in middle school, freshman Jena Lew has expanded to playing club volleyball alongside the school team. read more » The real deal behind lol and lmao September 23, 2022 — by Beverly Xu and Divya Vadlakonda The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for. read more » Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
When sticky substances lead to tricky situations December 15, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The story of how superglue and a toothbrush went on to define my childhood in a traumatic way. read more » If you’re pregnant (or not), avoid these truly odd food cravings December 14, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda We attempted to try some pregnancy cravings and what comes next is truly shocking. read more » Vignette-focused fall play offers varied perspectives on love November 16, 2023 — by Alan Cai and Divya Vadlakonda “Almost, Maine” introduces a uniquely-formatted play through an exhilarating series of romantic comedy vignettes. read more » Yearbook adjusts to rapidly changing class structure with majority junior leadership November 15, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda For the first time in the class’s history, three out of four editor-in-chiefs are juniors — just one of its many structural changes in recent years. read more » Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression November 8, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda This stumbled-upon hobby has become a grounding activity in my life. read more » Your fate is in my hands: my one-day journey as an underqualified palm reader November 8, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Amazingly, the results were at least somewhat accurate. read more » Soundings staff seeks more submissions November 5, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda In a STEM-focused school, the literary magazine has seen a steady decline in submissions. read more » New Media Arts teacher Carla Villela brings film industry know-how to the classroom October 15, 2023 — by Christina Labban and Divya Vadlakonda She previously worked at Santa Teresa High School. read more » Club Rush: 21 club officers answer 21 questions September 28, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Officers provide a glimpse into each club’s individual motivations, aspirations and interests. read more » Girls’ volleyball scoring victories with new coach and strong freshmen September 27, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda New head coach Yakna Arumugam prioritizes team rapport and communication, leading to a strong start of the season read more » English 11 Honors students finish ‘Beloved’ mural in summer September 14, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Isabelle Wang As part of their English 11 Honors final project, seven students used themes from the novel to paint a long lasting mark on the school. read more » A layperson’s guide to students’ classroom pet peeves September 14, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda You may think you are alone in your classroom icks — but don’t worry, they are incredibly annoying to everyone. read more » Softball: Falcons lose in CCS quarterfinals after achieving 9-3 league record May 31, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu Despite losing last year’s star seniors — Arya Taymuree, Morgan Curtis and Erin Wu — the softball team came together for a stronger season than any of them expected. read more » Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult May 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Since the start of the pandemic, a tight labor market has left the program scrambling to meet the needs of its students. read more » AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year May 24, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The AP courses will be offered as sections of pre-existing Art and Ceramics courses, and will allow advanced student artists to deepen their knowledge of what can be created on 2- and 3-dimensional surfaces. read more » Orchestra again accepted into renowned Midwest Clinic in Chicago May 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda The school’s highest orchestra ensemble, Saratoga Strings, is one of six string ensembles partaking in the 77th international band, orchestra and music conference. read more » ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely May 23, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The addition of a sign language course is one of many that schools should make in order to reduce the stigma surrounding the hearing impaired, starting with its addition to the school’s language department. read more » Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur May 22, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Armed with a refreshing drink, a mouthwatering snack and a bag of sweet candy, I am unstoppable. read more » Studying the stars: finding out if my personality was developed or divined March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda I dissected my “big three” placements to see if the stars have my personality down. read more » Students raise funds to provide relief to victims of Turkey earthquake March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Sophomore Yusuf Tokuz, junior Zeyneb Kaya and senior Zeynep Tokuz set up a GoFundMe to support earthquake survivors. read more » 100-word rant: Sequestering phones in class is pointless March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Our cellphones should remain with us for the sake of retaining our autonomy. read more » With alternating casts, drama leaps into ‘Mamma Mia!’ March 30, 2023 — by Lena Aribi, Anamika Anand and Divya Vadlakonda The spring musical is expected to sell out due to its popularity, lighthearted storyline and captivating soundtrack. read more » ‘Bojack Horseman’ is hilarious, introspective and absolutely worth watching March 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The satirical show explores themes such as self esteem, sexuality and mental illness. read more » Junior and senior selected to tour with National Youth Orchestra over summer March 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior violist Tejas Tirthapura and senior violinist Shannon Ma will tour North America over the summer with the prestigious NYO-USA. read more » Staff editorial: Policies on academic integrity need updating, clarifying February 13, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The Academic Integrity Violation Policy requires an update and a solid definition of cheating. read more » Alumnus trains for national-level badminton events and plans to return as guest coach February 12, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Class of ‘22 alumnus Adrian Mar reflects on his lifestyle and ongoing enthusiasm for the sport since graduating last year. read more » School board requests bids for solar panel projects February 12, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The board has made plans to issue a request for proposal by the end of February. read more » Green Committee hopes to spark on-campus change through Spirit of Recycling clothing drive February 3, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The committee aims to introduce a more environmentally friendly option for unneeded school merchandise. read more » Sophomore organizes art auction to help raise money for educational crisis in Uganda January 27, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Using her passion for art, Amy Pan and other student artists raised over $2,000 during the event. read more » Student productions give Drama 4 Honors seniors chance to expand their skill set December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Seniors Ananya Gupta and Anastasia Ramirez directed “Laundry and Bourbon” and “Who Made Robert de Niro the King of America” as part of a directing project. read more » For players, ice hockey provides escape, excitement December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Senior Jenny Campbell and junior Matthew Zhang reflect on how playing the sports has impacted their lives. read more » Intro to Digital Animation course teaches fascinating concepts and provides students an artistic outlet December 6, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The course allows students to express their creativity while teaching them new skills such as character design and rotoscoping. read more » After-school snack connoisseurs point out their top choices December 1, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Kevin Yang A comprehensive summary of all the snacks that will satisfy your burning post school hunger. read more » Senior cellist wins prestigious 2023 YoungArts finalist award November 30, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda After playing cello for nine years, senior Joel Kim discusses how he has found success and how music has affected his lifestyle and goals for his future. read more » Greek life should be heavily regulated, if not eliminated entirely November 11, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu The hazing and alcoholism found at Greek life organizations endanger university students. read more » An ode to fall clothing October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda In the context of fall clothing, the hoodie is unrivaled. read more » Girls’ volleyball ends season on high note October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Maggie Zeng Players reflect on the team’s advancement and their future with the loss of many graduating seniors. read more » Marvel’s Phase 4 blunders spiral into formulaic cinema October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Latest Marvel releases like “She-Hulk” provide insight into the future of the cinematic universe. read more » Playing both club and school volleyball, freshman grows in her skills October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda After picking up the sport as a hobby in middle school, freshman Jena Lew has expanded to playing club volleyball alongside the school team. read more » The real deal behind lol and lmao September 23, 2022 — by Beverly Xu and Divya Vadlakonda The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for. read more » Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
If you’re pregnant (or not), avoid these truly odd food cravings December 14, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda We attempted to try some pregnancy cravings and what comes next is truly shocking. read more » Vignette-focused fall play offers varied perspectives on love November 16, 2023 — by Alan Cai and Divya Vadlakonda “Almost, Maine” introduces a uniquely-formatted play through an exhilarating series of romantic comedy vignettes. read more » Yearbook adjusts to rapidly changing class structure with majority junior leadership November 15, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda For the first time in the class’s history, three out of four editor-in-chiefs are juniors — just one of its many structural changes in recent years. read more » Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression November 8, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda This stumbled-upon hobby has become a grounding activity in my life. read more » Your fate is in my hands: my one-day journey as an underqualified palm reader November 8, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Amazingly, the results were at least somewhat accurate. read more » Soundings staff seeks more submissions November 5, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda In a STEM-focused school, the literary magazine has seen a steady decline in submissions. read more » New Media Arts teacher Carla Villela brings film industry know-how to the classroom October 15, 2023 — by Christina Labban and Divya Vadlakonda She previously worked at Santa Teresa High School. read more » Club Rush: 21 club officers answer 21 questions September 28, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Officers provide a glimpse into each club’s individual motivations, aspirations and interests. read more » Girls’ volleyball scoring victories with new coach and strong freshmen September 27, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda New head coach Yakna Arumugam prioritizes team rapport and communication, leading to a strong start of the season read more » English 11 Honors students finish ‘Beloved’ mural in summer September 14, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Isabelle Wang As part of their English 11 Honors final project, seven students used themes from the novel to paint a long lasting mark on the school. read more » A layperson’s guide to students’ classroom pet peeves September 14, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda You may think you are alone in your classroom icks — but don’t worry, they are incredibly annoying to everyone. read more » Softball: Falcons lose in CCS quarterfinals after achieving 9-3 league record May 31, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu Despite losing last year’s star seniors — Arya Taymuree, Morgan Curtis and Erin Wu — the softball team came together for a stronger season than any of them expected. read more » Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult May 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Since the start of the pandemic, a tight labor market has left the program scrambling to meet the needs of its students. read more » AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year May 24, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The AP courses will be offered as sections of pre-existing Art and Ceramics courses, and will allow advanced student artists to deepen their knowledge of what can be created on 2- and 3-dimensional surfaces. read more » Orchestra again accepted into renowned Midwest Clinic in Chicago May 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda The school’s highest orchestra ensemble, Saratoga Strings, is one of six string ensembles partaking in the 77th international band, orchestra and music conference. read more » ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely May 23, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The addition of a sign language course is one of many that schools should make in order to reduce the stigma surrounding the hearing impaired, starting with its addition to the school’s language department. read more » Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur May 22, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Armed with a refreshing drink, a mouthwatering snack and a bag of sweet candy, I am unstoppable. read more » Studying the stars: finding out if my personality was developed or divined March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda I dissected my “big three” placements to see if the stars have my personality down. read more » Students raise funds to provide relief to victims of Turkey earthquake March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Sophomore Yusuf Tokuz, junior Zeyneb Kaya and senior Zeynep Tokuz set up a GoFundMe to support earthquake survivors. read more » 100-word rant: Sequestering phones in class is pointless March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Our cellphones should remain with us for the sake of retaining our autonomy. read more » With alternating casts, drama leaps into ‘Mamma Mia!’ March 30, 2023 — by Lena Aribi, Anamika Anand and Divya Vadlakonda The spring musical is expected to sell out due to its popularity, lighthearted storyline and captivating soundtrack. read more » ‘Bojack Horseman’ is hilarious, introspective and absolutely worth watching March 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The satirical show explores themes such as self esteem, sexuality and mental illness. read more » Junior and senior selected to tour with National Youth Orchestra over summer March 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior violist Tejas Tirthapura and senior violinist Shannon Ma will tour North America over the summer with the prestigious NYO-USA. read more » Staff editorial: Policies on academic integrity need updating, clarifying February 13, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The Academic Integrity Violation Policy requires an update and a solid definition of cheating. read more » Alumnus trains for national-level badminton events and plans to return as guest coach February 12, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Class of ‘22 alumnus Adrian Mar reflects on his lifestyle and ongoing enthusiasm for the sport since graduating last year. read more » School board requests bids for solar panel projects February 12, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The board has made plans to issue a request for proposal by the end of February. read more » Green Committee hopes to spark on-campus change through Spirit of Recycling clothing drive February 3, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The committee aims to introduce a more environmentally friendly option for unneeded school merchandise. read more » Sophomore organizes art auction to help raise money for educational crisis in Uganda January 27, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Using her passion for art, Amy Pan and other student artists raised over $2,000 during the event. read more » Student productions give Drama 4 Honors seniors chance to expand their skill set December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Seniors Ananya Gupta and Anastasia Ramirez directed “Laundry and Bourbon” and “Who Made Robert de Niro the King of America” as part of a directing project. read more » For players, ice hockey provides escape, excitement December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Senior Jenny Campbell and junior Matthew Zhang reflect on how playing the sports has impacted their lives. read more » Intro to Digital Animation course teaches fascinating concepts and provides students an artistic outlet December 6, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The course allows students to express their creativity while teaching them new skills such as character design and rotoscoping. read more » After-school snack connoisseurs point out their top choices December 1, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Kevin Yang A comprehensive summary of all the snacks that will satisfy your burning post school hunger. read more » Senior cellist wins prestigious 2023 YoungArts finalist award November 30, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda After playing cello for nine years, senior Joel Kim discusses how he has found success and how music has affected his lifestyle and goals for his future. read more » Greek life should be heavily regulated, if not eliminated entirely November 11, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu The hazing and alcoholism found at Greek life organizations endanger university students. read more » An ode to fall clothing October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda In the context of fall clothing, the hoodie is unrivaled. read more » Girls’ volleyball ends season on high note October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Maggie Zeng Players reflect on the team’s advancement and their future with the loss of many graduating seniors. read more » Marvel’s Phase 4 blunders spiral into formulaic cinema October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Latest Marvel releases like “She-Hulk” provide insight into the future of the cinematic universe. read more » Playing both club and school volleyball, freshman grows in her skills October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda After picking up the sport as a hobby in middle school, freshman Jena Lew has expanded to playing club volleyball alongside the school team. read more » The real deal behind lol and lmao September 23, 2022 — by Beverly Xu and Divya Vadlakonda The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for. read more » Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
Vignette-focused fall play offers varied perspectives on love November 16, 2023 — by Alan Cai and Divya Vadlakonda “Almost, Maine” introduces a uniquely-formatted play through an exhilarating series of romantic comedy vignettes. read more » Yearbook adjusts to rapidly changing class structure with majority junior leadership November 15, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda For the first time in the class’s history, three out of four editor-in-chiefs are juniors — just one of its many structural changes in recent years. read more » Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression November 8, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda This stumbled-upon hobby has become a grounding activity in my life. read more » Your fate is in my hands: my one-day journey as an underqualified palm reader November 8, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Amazingly, the results were at least somewhat accurate. read more » Soundings staff seeks more submissions November 5, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda In a STEM-focused school, the literary magazine has seen a steady decline in submissions. read more » New Media Arts teacher Carla Villela brings film industry know-how to the classroom October 15, 2023 — by Christina Labban and Divya Vadlakonda She previously worked at Santa Teresa High School. read more » Club Rush: 21 club officers answer 21 questions September 28, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Officers provide a glimpse into each club’s individual motivations, aspirations and interests. read more » Girls’ volleyball scoring victories with new coach and strong freshmen September 27, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda New head coach Yakna Arumugam prioritizes team rapport and communication, leading to a strong start of the season read more » English 11 Honors students finish ‘Beloved’ mural in summer September 14, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Isabelle Wang As part of their English 11 Honors final project, seven students used themes from the novel to paint a long lasting mark on the school. read more » A layperson’s guide to students’ classroom pet peeves September 14, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda You may think you are alone in your classroom icks — but don’t worry, they are incredibly annoying to everyone. read more » Softball: Falcons lose in CCS quarterfinals after achieving 9-3 league record May 31, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu Despite losing last year’s star seniors — Arya Taymuree, Morgan Curtis and Erin Wu — the softball team came together for a stronger season than any of them expected. read more » Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult May 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Since the start of the pandemic, a tight labor market has left the program scrambling to meet the needs of its students. read more » AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year May 24, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The AP courses will be offered as sections of pre-existing Art and Ceramics courses, and will allow advanced student artists to deepen their knowledge of what can be created on 2- and 3-dimensional surfaces. read more » Orchestra again accepted into renowned Midwest Clinic in Chicago May 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda The school’s highest orchestra ensemble, Saratoga Strings, is one of six string ensembles partaking in the 77th international band, orchestra and music conference. read more » ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely May 23, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The addition of a sign language course is one of many that schools should make in order to reduce the stigma surrounding the hearing impaired, starting with its addition to the school’s language department. read more » Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur May 22, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Armed with a refreshing drink, a mouthwatering snack and a bag of sweet candy, I am unstoppable. read more » Studying the stars: finding out if my personality was developed or divined March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda I dissected my “big three” placements to see if the stars have my personality down. read more » Students raise funds to provide relief to victims of Turkey earthquake March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Sophomore Yusuf Tokuz, junior Zeyneb Kaya and senior Zeynep Tokuz set up a GoFundMe to support earthquake survivors. read more » 100-word rant: Sequestering phones in class is pointless March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Our cellphones should remain with us for the sake of retaining our autonomy. read more » With alternating casts, drama leaps into ‘Mamma Mia!’ March 30, 2023 — by Lena Aribi, Anamika Anand and Divya Vadlakonda The spring musical is expected to sell out due to its popularity, lighthearted storyline and captivating soundtrack. read more » ‘Bojack Horseman’ is hilarious, introspective and absolutely worth watching March 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The satirical show explores themes such as self esteem, sexuality and mental illness. read more » Junior and senior selected to tour with National Youth Orchestra over summer March 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior violist Tejas Tirthapura and senior violinist Shannon Ma will tour North America over the summer with the prestigious NYO-USA. read more » Staff editorial: Policies on academic integrity need updating, clarifying February 13, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The Academic Integrity Violation Policy requires an update and a solid definition of cheating. read more » Alumnus trains for national-level badminton events and plans to return as guest coach February 12, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Class of ‘22 alumnus Adrian Mar reflects on his lifestyle and ongoing enthusiasm for the sport since graduating last year. read more » School board requests bids for solar panel projects February 12, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The board has made plans to issue a request for proposal by the end of February. read more » Green Committee hopes to spark on-campus change through Spirit of Recycling clothing drive February 3, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The committee aims to introduce a more environmentally friendly option for unneeded school merchandise. read more » Sophomore organizes art auction to help raise money for educational crisis in Uganda January 27, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Using her passion for art, Amy Pan and other student artists raised over $2,000 during the event. read more » Student productions give Drama 4 Honors seniors chance to expand their skill set December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Seniors Ananya Gupta and Anastasia Ramirez directed “Laundry and Bourbon” and “Who Made Robert de Niro the King of America” as part of a directing project. read more » For players, ice hockey provides escape, excitement December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Senior Jenny Campbell and junior Matthew Zhang reflect on how playing the sports has impacted their lives. read more » Intro to Digital Animation course teaches fascinating concepts and provides students an artistic outlet December 6, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The course allows students to express their creativity while teaching them new skills such as character design and rotoscoping. read more » After-school snack connoisseurs point out their top choices December 1, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Kevin Yang A comprehensive summary of all the snacks that will satisfy your burning post school hunger. read more » Senior cellist wins prestigious 2023 YoungArts finalist award November 30, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda After playing cello for nine years, senior Joel Kim discusses how he has found success and how music has affected his lifestyle and goals for his future. read more » Greek life should be heavily regulated, if not eliminated entirely November 11, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu The hazing and alcoholism found at Greek life organizations endanger university students. read more » An ode to fall clothing October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda In the context of fall clothing, the hoodie is unrivaled. read more » Girls’ volleyball ends season on high note October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Maggie Zeng Players reflect on the team’s advancement and their future with the loss of many graduating seniors. read more » Marvel’s Phase 4 blunders spiral into formulaic cinema October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Latest Marvel releases like “She-Hulk” provide insight into the future of the cinematic universe. read more » Playing both club and school volleyball, freshman grows in her skills October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda After picking up the sport as a hobby in middle school, freshman Jena Lew has expanded to playing club volleyball alongside the school team. read more » The real deal behind lol and lmao September 23, 2022 — by Beverly Xu and Divya Vadlakonda The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for. read more » Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
Yearbook adjusts to rapidly changing class structure with majority junior leadership November 15, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda For the first time in the class’s history, three out of four editor-in-chiefs are juniors — just one of its many structural changes in recent years. read more » Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression November 8, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda This stumbled-upon hobby has become a grounding activity in my life. read more » Your fate is in my hands: my one-day journey as an underqualified palm reader November 8, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Amazingly, the results were at least somewhat accurate. read more » Soundings staff seeks more submissions November 5, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda In a STEM-focused school, the literary magazine has seen a steady decline in submissions. read more » New Media Arts teacher Carla Villela brings film industry know-how to the classroom October 15, 2023 — by Christina Labban and Divya Vadlakonda She previously worked at Santa Teresa High School. read more » Club Rush: 21 club officers answer 21 questions September 28, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Officers provide a glimpse into each club’s individual motivations, aspirations and interests. read more » Girls’ volleyball scoring victories with new coach and strong freshmen September 27, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda New head coach Yakna Arumugam prioritizes team rapport and communication, leading to a strong start of the season read more » English 11 Honors students finish ‘Beloved’ mural in summer September 14, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Isabelle Wang As part of their English 11 Honors final project, seven students used themes from the novel to paint a long lasting mark on the school. read more » A layperson’s guide to students’ classroom pet peeves September 14, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda You may think you are alone in your classroom icks — but don’t worry, they are incredibly annoying to everyone. read more » Softball: Falcons lose in CCS quarterfinals after achieving 9-3 league record May 31, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu Despite losing last year’s star seniors — Arya Taymuree, Morgan Curtis and Erin Wu — the softball team came together for a stronger season than any of them expected. read more » Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult May 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Since the start of the pandemic, a tight labor market has left the program scrambling to meet the needs of its students. read more » AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year May 24, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The AP courses will be offered as sections of pre-existing Art and Ceramics courses, and will allow advanced student artists to deepen their knowledge of what can be created on 2- and 3-dimensional surfaces. read more » Orchestra again accepted into renowned Midwest Clinic in Chicago May 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda The school’s highest orchestra ensemble, Saratoga Strings, is one of six string ensembles partaking in the 77th international band, orchestra and music conference. read more » ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely May 23, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The addition of a sign language course is one of many that schools should make in order to reduce the stigma surrounding the hearing impaired, starting with its addition to the school’s language department. read more » Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur May 22, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Armed with a refreshing drink, a mouthwatering snack and a bag of sweet candy, I am unstoppable. read more » Studying the stars: finding out if my personality was developed or divined March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda I dissected my “big three” placements to see if the stars have my personality down. read more » Students raise funds to provide relief to victims of Turkey earthquake March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Sophomore Yusuf Tokuz, junior Zeyneb Kaya and senior Zeynep Tokuz set up a GoFundMe to support earthquake survivors. read more » 100-word rant: Sequestering phones in class is pointless March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Our cellphones should remain with us for the sake of retaining our autonomy. read more » With alternating casts, drama leaps into ‘Mamma Mia!’ March 30, 2023 — by Lena Aribi, Anamika Anand and Divya Vadlakonda The spring musical is expected to sell out due to its popularity, lighthearted storyline and captivating soundtrack. read more » ‘Bojack Horseman’ is hilarious, introspective and absolutely worth watching March 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The satirical show explores themes such as self esteem, sexuality and mental illness. read more » Junior and senior selected to tour with National Youth Orchestra over summer March 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior violist Tejas Tirthapura and senior violinist Shannon Ma will tour North America over the summer with the prestigious NYO-USA. read more » Staff editorial: Policies on academic integrity need updating, clarifying February 13, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The Academic Integrity Violation Policy requires an update and a solid definition of cheating. read more » Alumnus trains for national-level badminton events and plans to return as guest coach February 12, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Class of ‘22 alumnus Adrian Mar reflects on his lifestyle and ongoing enthusiasm for the sport since graduating last year. read more » School board requests bids for solar panel projects February 12, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The board has made plans to issue a request for proposal by the end of February. read more » Green Committee hopes to spark on-campus change through Spirit of Recycling clothing drive February 3, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The committee aims to introduce a more environmentally friendly option for unneeded school merchandise. read more » Sophomore organizes art auction to help raise money for educational crisis in Uganda January 27, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Using her passion for art, Amy Pan and other student artists raised over $2,000 during the event. read more » Student productions give Drama 4 Honors seniors chance to expand their skill set December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Seniors Ananya Gupta and Anastasia Ramirez directed “Laundry and Bourbon” and “Who Made Robert de Niro the King of America” as part of a directing project. read more » For players, ice hockey provides escape, excitement December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Senior Jenny Campbell and junior Matthew Zhang reflect on how playing the sports has impacted their lives. read more » Intro to Digital Animation course teaches fascinating concepts and provides students an artistic outlet December 6, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The course allows students to express their creativity while teaching them new skills such as character design and rotoscoping. read more » After-school snack connoisseurs point out their top choices December 1, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Kevin Yang A comprehensive summary of all the snacks that will satisfy your burning post school hunger. read more » Senior cellist wins prestigious 2023 YoungArts finalist award November 30, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda After playing cello for nine years, senior Joel Kim discusses how he has found success and how music has affected his lifestyle and goals for his future. read more » Greek life should be heavily regulated, if not eliminated entirely November 11, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu The hazing and alcoholism found at Greek life organizations endanger university students. read more » An ode to fall clothing October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda In the context of fall clothing, the hoodie is unrivaled. read more » Girls’ volleyball ends season on high note October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Maggie Zeng Players reflect on the team’s advancement and their future with the loss of many graduating seniors. read more » Marvel’s Phase 4 blunders spiral into formulaic cinema October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Latest Marvel releases like “She-Hulk” provide insight into the future of the cinematic universe. read more » Playing both club and school volleyball, freshman grows in her skills October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda After picking up the sport as a hobby in middle school, freshman Jena Lew has expanded to playing club volleyball alongside the school team. read more » The real deal behind lol and lmao September 23, 2022 — by Beverly Xu and Divya Vadlakonda The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for. read more » Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression November 8, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda This stumbled-upon hobby has become a grounding activity in my life. read more » Your fate is in my hands: my one-day journey as an underqualified palm reader November 8, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Amazingly, the results were at least somewhat accurate. read more » Soundings staff seeks more submissions November 5, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda In a STEM-focused school, the literary magazine has seen a steady decline in submissions. read more » New Media Arts teacher Carla Villela brings film industry know-how to the classroom October 15, 2023 — by Christina Labban and Divya Vadlakonda She previously worked at Santa Teresa High School. read more » Club Rush: 21 club officers answer 21 questions September 28, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Officers provide a glimpse into each club’s individual motivations, aspirations and interests. read more » Girls’ volleyball scoring victories with new coach and strong freshmen September 27, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda New head coach Yakna Arumugam prioritizes team rapport and communication, leading to a strong start of the season read more » English 11 Honors students finish ‘Beloved’ mural in summer September 14, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Isabelle Wang As part of their English 11 Honors final project, seven students used themes from the novel to paint a long lasting mark on the school. read more » A layperson’s guide to students’ classroom pet peeves September 14, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda You may think you are alone in your classroom icks — but don’t worry, they are incredibly annoying to everyone. read more » Softball: Falcons lose in CCS quarterfinals after achieving 9-3 league record May 31, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu Despite losing last year’s star seniors — Arya Taymuree, Morgan Curtis and Erin Wu — the softball team came together for a stronger season than any of them expected. read more » Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult May 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Since the start of the pandemic, a tight labor market has left the program scrambling to meet the needs of its students. read more » AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year May 24, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The AP courses will be offered as sections of pre-existing Art and Ceramics courses, and will allow advanced student artists to deepen their knowledge of what can be created on 2- and 3-dimensional surfaces. read more » Orchestra again accepted into renowned Midwest Clinic in Chicago May 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda The school’s highest orchestra ensemble, Saratoga Strings, is one of six string ensembles partaking in the 77th international band, orchestra and music conference. read more » ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely May 23, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The addition of a sign language course is one of many that schools should make in order to reduce the stigma surrounding the hearing impaired, starting with its addition to the school’s language department. read more » Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur May 22, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Armed with a refreshing drink, a mouthwatering snack and a bag of sweet candy, I am unstoppable. read more » Studying the stars: finding out if my personality was developed or divined March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda I dissected my “big three” placements to see if the stars have my personality down. read more » Students raise funds to provide relief to victims of Turkey earthquake March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Sophomore Yusuf Tokuz, junior Zeyneb Kaya and senior Zeynep Tokuz set up a GoFundMe to support earthquake survivors. read more » 100-word rant: Sequestering phones in class is pointless March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Our cellphones should remain with us for the sake of retaining our autonomy. read more » With alternating casts, drama leaps into ‘Mamma Mia!’ March 30, 2023 — by Lena Aribi, Anamika Anand and Divya Vadlakonda The spring musical is expected to sell out due to its popularity, lighthearted storyline and captivating soundtrack. read more » ‘Bojack Horseman’ is hilarious, introspective and absolutely worth watching March 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The satirical show explores themes such as self esteem, sexuality and mental illness. read more » Junior and senior selected to tour with National Youth Orchestra over summer March 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior violist Tejas Tirthapura and senior violinist Shannon Ma will tour North America over the summer with the prestigious NYO-USA. read more » Staff editorial: Policies on academic integrity need updating, clarifying February 13, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The Academic Integrity Violation Policy requires an update and a solid definition of cheating. read more » Alumnus trains for national-level badminton events and plans to return as guest coach February 12, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Class of ‘22 alumnus Adrian Mar reflects on his lifestyle and ongoing enthusiasm for the sport since graduating last year. read more » School board requests bids for solar panel projects February 12, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The board has made plans to issue a request for proposal by the end of February. read more » Green Committee hopes to spark on-campus change through Spirit of Recycling clothing drive February 3, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The committee aims to introduce a more environmentally friendly option for unneeded school merchandise. read more » Sophomore organizes art auction to help raise money for educational crisis in Uganda January 27, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Using her passion for art, Amy Pan and other student artists raised over $2,000 during the event. read more » Student productions give Drama 4 Honors seniors chance to expand their skill set December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Seniors Ananya Gupta and Anastasia Ramirez directed “Laundry and Bourbon” and “Who Made Robert de Niro the King of America” as part of a directing project. read more » For players, ice hockey provides escape, excitement December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Senior Jenny Campbell and junior Matthew Zhang reflect on how playing the sports has impacted their lives. read more » Intro to Digital Animation course teaches fascinating concepts and provides students an artistic outlet December 6, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The course allows students to express their creativity while teaching them new skills such as character design and rotoscoping. read more » After-school snack connoisseurs point out their top choices December 1, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Kevin Yang A comprehensive summary of all the snacks that will satisfy your burning post school hunger. read more » Senior cellist wins prestigious 2023 YoungArts finalist award November 30, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda After playing cello for nine years, senior Joel Kim discusses how he has found success and how music has affected his lifestyle and goals for his future. read more » Greek life should be heavily regulated, if not eliminated entirely November 11, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu The hazing and alcoholism found at Greek life organizations endanger university students. read more » An ode to fall clothing October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda In the context of fall clothing, the hoodie is unrivaled. read more » Girls’ volleyball ends season on high note October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Maggie Zeng Players reflect on the team’s advancement and their future with the loss of many graduating seniors. read more » Marvel’s Phase 4 blunders spiral into formulaic cinema October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Latest Marvel releases like “She-Hulk” provide insight into the future of the cinematic universe. read more » Playing both club and school volleyball, freshman grows in her skills October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda After picking up the sport as a hobby in middle school, freshman Jena Lew has expanded to playing club volleyball alongside the school team. read more » The real deal behind lol and lmao September 23, 2022 — by Beverly Xu and Divya Vadlakonda The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for. read more » Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
Your fate is in my hands: my one-day journey as an underqualified palm reader November 8, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Amazingly, the results were at least somewhat accurate. read more » Soundings staff seeks more submissions November 5, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda In a STEM-focused school, the literary magazine has seen a steady decline in submissions. read more » New Media Arts teacher Carla Villela brings film industry know-how to the classroom October 15, 2023 — by Christina Labban and Divya Vadlakonda She previously worked at Santa Teresa High School. read more » Club Rush: 21 club officers answer 21 questions September 28, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Officers provide a glimpse into each club’s individual motivations, aspirations and interests. read more » Girls’ volleyball scoring victories with new coach and strong freshmen September 27, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda New head coach Yakna Arumugam prioritizes team rapport and communication, leading to a strong start of the season read more » English 11 Honors students finish ‘Beloved’ mural in summer September 14, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Isabelle Wang As part of their English 11 Honors final project, seven students used themes from the novel to paint a long lasting mark on the school. read more » A layperson’s guide to students’ classroom pet peeves September 14, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda You may think you are alone in your classroom icks — but don’t worry, they are incredibly annoying to everyone. read more » Softball: Falcons lose in CCS quarterfinals after achieving 9-3 league record May 31, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu Despite losing last year’s star seniors — Arya Taymuree, Morgan Curtis and Erin Wu — the softball team came together for a stronger season than any of them expected. read more » Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult May 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Since the start of the pandemic, a tight labor market has left the program scrambling to meet the needs of its students. read more » AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year May 24, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The AP courses will be offered as sections of pre-existing Art and Ceramics courses, and will allow advanced student artists to deepen their knowledge of what can be created on 2- and 3-dimensional surfaces. read more » Orchestra again accepted into renowned Midwest Clinic in Chicago May 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda The school’s highest orchestra ensemble, Saratoga Strings, is one of six string ensembles partaking in the 77th international band, orchestra and music conference. read more » ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely May 23, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The addition of a sign language course is one of many that schools should make in order to reduce the stigma surrounding the hearing impaired, starting with its addition to the school’s language department. read more » Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur May 22, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Armed with a refreshing drink, a mouthwatering snack and a bag of sweet candy, I am unstoppable. read more » Studying the stars: finding out if my personality was developed or divined March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda I dissected my “big three” placements to see if the stars have my personality down. read more » Students raise funds to provide relief to victims of Turkey earthquake March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Sophomore Yusuf Tokuz, junior Zeyneb Kaya and senior Zeynep Tokuz set up a GoFundMe to support earthquake survivors. read more » 100-word rant: Sequestering phones in class is pointless March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Our cellphones should remain with us for the sake of retaining our autonomy. read more » With alternating casts, drama leaps into ‘Mamma Mia!’ March 30, 2023 — by Lena Aribi, Anamika Anand and Divya Vadlakonda The spring musical is expected to sell out due to its popularity, lighthearted storyline and captivating soundtrack. read more » ‘Bojack Horseman’ is hilarious, introspective and absolutely worth watching March 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The satirical show explores themes such as self esteem, sexuality and mental illness. read more » Junior and senior selected to tour with National Youth Orchestra over summer March 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior violist Tejas Tirthapura and senior violinist Shannon Ma will tour North America over the summer with the prestigious NYO-USA. read more » Staff editorial: Policies on academic integrity need updating, clarifying February 13, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The Academic Integrity Violation Policy requires an update and a solid definition of cheating. read more » Alumnus trains for national-level badminton events and plans to return as guest coach February 12, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Class of ‘22 alumnus Adrian Mar reflects on his lifestyle and ongoing enthusiasm for the sport since graduating last year. read more » School board requests bids for solar panel projects February 12, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The board has made plans to issue a request for proposal by the end of February. read more » Green Committee hopes to spark on-campus change through Spirit of Recycling clothing drive February 3, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The committee aims to introduce a more environmentally friendly option for unneeded school merchandise. read more » Sophomore organizes art auction to help raise money for educational crisis in Uganda January 27, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Using her passion for art, Amy Pan and other student artists raised over $2,000 during the event. read more » Student productions give Drama 4 Honors seniors chance to expand their skill set December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Seniors Ananya Gupta and Anastasia Ramirez directed “Laundry and Bourbon” and “Who Made Robert de Niro the King of America” as part of a directing project. read more » For players, ice hockey provides escape, excitement December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Senior Jenny Campbell and junior Matthew Zhang reflect on how playing the sports has impacted their lives. read more » Intro to Digital Animation course teaches fascinating concepts and provides students an artistic outlet December 6, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The course allows students to express their creativity while teaching them new skills such as character design and rotoscoping. read more » After-school snack connoisseurs point out their top choices December 1, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Kevin Yang A comprehensive summary of all the snacks that will satisfy your burning post school hunger. read more » Senior cellist wins prestigious 2023 YoungArts finalist award November 30, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda After playing cello for nine years, senior Joel Kim discusses how he has found success and how music has affected his lifestyle and goals for his future. read more » Greek life should be heavily regulated, if not eliminated entirely November 11, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu The hazing and alcoholism found at Greek life organizations endanger university students. read more » An ode to fall clothing October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda In the context of fall clothing, the hoodie is unrivaled. read more » Girls’ volleyball ends season on high note October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Maggie Zeng Players reflect on the team’s advancement and their future with the loss of many graduating seniors. read more » Marvel’s Phase 4 blunders spiral into formulaic cinema October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Latest Marvel releases like “She-Hulk” provide insight into the future of the cinematic universe. read more » Playing both club and school volleyball, freshman grows in her skills October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda After picking up the sport as a hobby in middle school, freshman Jena Lew has expanded to playing club volleyball alongside the school team. read more » The real deal behind lol and lmao September 23, 2022 — by Beverly Xu and Divya Vadlakonda The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for. read more » Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
Soundings staff seeks more submissions November 5, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda In a STEM-focused school, the literary magazine has seen a steady decline in submissions. read more » New Media Arts teacher Carla Villela brings film industry know-how to the classroom October 15, 2023 — by Christina Labban and Divya Vadlakonda She previously worked at Santa Teresa High School. read more » Club Rush: 21 club officers answer 21 questions September 28, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Officers provide a glimpse into each club’s individual motivations, aspirations and interests. read more » Girls’ volleyball scoring victories with new coach and strong freshmen September 27, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda New head coach Yakna Arumugam prioritizes team rapport and communication, leading to a strong start of the season read more » English 11 Honors students finish ‘Beloved’ mural in summer September 14, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Isabelle Wang As part of their English 11 Honors final project, seven students used themes from the novel to paint a long lasting mark on the school. read more » A layperson’s guide to students’ classroom pet peeves September 14, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda You may think you are alone in your classroom icks — but don’t worry, they are incredibly annoying to everyone. read more » Softball: Falcons lose in CCS quarterfinals after achieving 9-3 league record May 31, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu Despite losing last year’s star seniors — Arya Taymuree, Morgan Curtis and Erin Wu — the softball team came together for a stronger season than any of them expected. read more » Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult May 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Since the start of the pandemic, a tight labor market has left the program scrambling to meet the needs of its students. read more » AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year May 24, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The AP courses will be offered as sections of pre-existing Art and Ceramics courses, and will allow advanced student artists to deepen their knowledge of what can be created on 2- and 3-dimensional surfaces. read more » Orchestra again accepted into renowned Midwest Clinic in Chicago May 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda The school’s highest orchestra ensemble, Saratoga Strings, is one of six string ensembles partaking in the 77th international band, orchestra and music conference. read more » ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely May 23, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The addition of a sign language course is one of many that schools should make in order to reduce the stigma surrounding the hearing impaired, starting with its addition to the school’s language department. read more » Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur May 22, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Armed with a refreshing drink, a mouthwatering snack and a bag of sweet candy, I am unstoppable. read more » Studying the stars: finding out if my personality was developed or divined March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda I dissected my “big three” placements to see if the stars have my personality down. read more » Students raise funds to provide relief to victims of Turkey earthquake March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Sophomore Yusuf Tokuz, junior Zeyneb Kaya and senior Zeynep Tokuz set up a GoFundMe to support earthquake survivors. read more » 100-word rant: Sequestering phones in class is pointless March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Our cellphones should remain with us for the sake of retaining our autonomy. read more » With alternating casts, drama leaps into ‘Mamma Mia!’ March 30, 2023 — by Lena Aribi, Anamika Anand and Divya Vadlakonda The spring musical is expected to sell out due to its popularity, lighthearted storyline and captivating soundtrack. read more » ‘Bojack Horseman’ is hilarious, introspective and absolutely worth watching March 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The satirical show explores themes such as self esteem, sexuality and mental illness. read more » Junior and senior selected to tour with National Youth Orchestra over summer March 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior violist Tejas Tirthapura and senior violinist Shannon Ma will tour North America over the summer with the prestigious NYO-USA. read more » Staff editorial: Policies on academic integrity need updating, clarifying February 13, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The Academic Integrity Violation Policy requires an update and a solid definition of cheating. read more » Alumnus trains for national-level badminton events and plans to return as guest coach February 12, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Class of ‘22 alumnus Adrian Mar reflects on his lifestyle and ongoing enthusiasm for the sport since graduating last year. read more » School board requests bids for solar panel projects February 12, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The board has made plans to issue a request for proposal by the end of February. read more » Green Committee hopes to spark on-campus change through Spirit of Recycling clothing drive February 3, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The committee aims to introduce a more environmentally friendly option for unneeded school merchandise. read more » Sophomore organizes art auction to help raise money for educational crisis in Uganda January 27, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Using her passion for art, Amy Pan and other student artists raised over $2,000 during the event. read more » Student productions give Drama 4 Honors seniors chance to expand their skill set December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Seniors Ananya Gupta and Anastasia Ramirez directed “Laundry and Bourbon” and “Who Made Robert de Niro the King of America” as part of a directing project. read more » For players, ice hockey provides escape, excitement December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Senior Jenny Campbell and junior Matthew Zhang reflect on how playing the sports has impacted their lives. read more » Intro to Digital Animation course teaches fascinating concepts and provides students an artistic outlet December 6, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The course allows students to express their creativity while teaching them new skills such as character design and rotoscoping. read more » After-school snack connoisseurs point out their top choices December 1, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Kevin Yang A comprehensive summary of all the snacks that will satisfy your burning post school hunger. read more » Senior cellist wins prestigious 2023 YoungArts finalist award November 30, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda After playing cello for nine years, senior Joel Kim discusses how he has found success and how music has affected his lifestyle and goals for his future. read more » Greek life should be heavily regulated, if not eliminated entirely November 11, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu The hazing and alcoholism found at Greek life organizations endanger university students. read more » An ode to fall clothing October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda In the context of fall clothing, the hoodie is unrivaled. read more » Girls’ volleyball ends season on high note October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Maggie Zeng Players reflect on the team’s advancement and their future with the loss of many graduating seniors. read more » Marvel’s Phase 4 blunders spiral into formulaic cinema October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Latest Marvel releases like “She-Hulk” provide insight into the future of the cinematic universe. read more » Playing both club and school volleyball, freshman grows in her skills October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda After picking up the sport as a hobby in middle school, freshman Jena Lew has expanded to playing club volleyball alongside the school team. read more » The real deal behind lol and lmao September 23, 2022 — by Beverly Xu and Divya Vadlakonda The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for. read more » Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
New Media Arts teacher Carla Villela brings film industry know-how to the classroom October 15, 2023 — by Christina Labban and Divya Vadlakonda She previously worked at Santa Teresa High School. read more » Club Rush: 21 club officers answer 21 questions September 28, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Officers provide a glimpse into each club’s individual motivations, aspirations and interests. read more » Girls’ volleyball scoring victories with new coach and strong freshmen September 27, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda New head coach Yakna Arumugam prioritizes team rapport and communication, leading to a strong start of the season read more » English 11 Honors students finish ‘Beloved’ mural in summer September 14, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Isabelle Wang As part of their English 11 Honors final project, seven students used themes from the novel to paint a long lasting mark on the school. read more » A layperson’s guide to students’ classroom pet peeves September 14, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda You may think you are alone in your classroom icks — but don’t worry, they are incredibly annoying to everyone. read more » Softball: Falcons lose in CCS quarterfinals after achieving 9-3 league record May 31, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu Despite losing last year’s star seniors — Arya Taymuree, Morgan Curtis and Erin Wu — the softball team came together for a stronger season than any of them expected. read more » Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult May 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Since the start of the pandemic, a tight labor market has left the program scrambling to meet the needs of its students. read more » AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year May 24, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The AP courses will be offered as sections of pre-existing Art and Ceramics courses, and will allow advanced student artists to deepen their knowledge of what can be created on 2- and 3-dimensional surfaces. read more » Orchestra again accepted into renowned Midwest Clinic in Chicago May 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda The school’s highest orchestra ensemble, Saratoga Strings, is one of six string ensembles partaking in the 77th international band, orchestra and music conference. read more » ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely May 23, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The addition of a sign language course is one of many that schools should make in order to reduce the stigma surrounding the hearing impaired, starting with its addition to the school’s language department. read more » Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur May 22, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Armed with a refreshing drink, a mouthwatering snack and a bag of sweet candy, I am unstoppable. read more » Studying the stars: finding out if my personality was developed or divined March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda I dissected my “big three” placements to see if the stars have my personality down. read more » Students raise funds to provide relief to victims of Turkey earthquake March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Sophomore Yusuf Tokuz, junior Zeyneb Kaya and senior Zeynep Tokuz set up a GoFundMe to support earthquake survivors. read more » 100-word rant: Sequestering phones in class is pointless March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Our cellphones should remain with us for the sake of retaining our autonomy. read more » With alternating casts, drama leaps into ‘Mamma Mia!’ March 30, 2023 — by Lena Aribi, Anamika Anand and Divya Vadlakonda The spring musical is expected to sell out due to its popularity, lighthearted storyline and captivating soundtrack. read more » ‘Bojack Horseman’ is hilarious, introspective and absolutely worth watching March 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The satirical show explores themes such as self esteem, sexuality and mental illness. read more » Junior and senior selected to tour with National Youth Orchestra over summer March 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior violist Tejas Tirthapura and senior violinist Shannon Ma will tour North America over the summer with the prestigious NYO-USA. read more » Staff editorial: Policies on academic integrity need updating, clarifying February 13, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The Academic Integrity Violation Policy requires an update and a solid definition of cheating. read more » Alumnus trains for national-level badminton events and plans to return as guest coach February 12, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Class of ‘22 alumnus Adrian Mar reflects on his lifestyle and ongoing enthusiasm for the sport since graduating last year. read more » School board requests bids for solar panel projects February 12, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The board has made plans to issue a request for proposal by the end of February. read more » Green Committee hopes to spark on-campus change through Spirit of Recycling clothing drive February 3, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The committee aims to introduce a more environmentally friendly option for unneeded school merchandise. read more » Sophomore organizes art auction to help raise money for educational crisis in Uganda January 27, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Using her passion for art, Amy Pan and other student artists raised over $2,000 during the event. read more » Student productions give Drama 4 Honors seniors chance to expand their skill set December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Seniors Ananya Gupta and Anastasia Ramirez directed “Laundry and Bourbon” and “Who Made Robert de Niro the King of America” as part of a directing project. read more » For players, ice hockey provides escape, excitement December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Senior Jenny Campbell and junior Matthew Zhang reflect on how playing the sports has impacted their lives. read more » Intro to Digital Animation course teaches fascinating concepts and provides students an artistic outlet December 6, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The course allows students to express their creativity while teaching them new skills such as character design and rotoscoping. read more » After-school snack connoisseurs point out their top choices December 1, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Kevin Yang A comprehensive summary of all the snacks that will satisfy your burning post school hunger. read more » Senior cellist wins prestigious 2023 YoungArts finalist award November 30, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda After playing cello for nine years, senior Joel Kim discusses how he has found success and how music has affected his lifestyle and goals for his future. read more » Greek life should be heavily regulated, if not eliminated entirely November 11, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu The hazing and alcoholism found at Greek life organizations endanger university students. read more » An ode to fall clothing October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda In the context of fall clothing, the hoodie is unrivaled. read more » Girls’ volleyball ends season on high note October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Maggie Zeng Players reflect on the team’s advancement and their future with the loss of many graduating seniors. read more » Marvel’s Phase 4 blunders spiral into formulaic cinema October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Latest Marvel releases like “She-Hulk” provide insight into the future of the cinematic universe. read more » Playing both club and school volleyball, freshman grows in her skills October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda After picking up the sport as a hobby in middle school, freshman Jena Lew has expanded to playing club volleyball alongside the school team. read more » The real deal behind lol and lmao September 23, 2022 — by Beverly Xu and Divya Vadlakonda The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for. read more » Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
Club Rush: 21 club officers answer 21 questions September 28, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Officers provide a glimpse into each club’s individual motivations, aspirations and interests. read more » Girls’ volleyball scoring victories with new coach and strong freshmen September 27, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda New head coach Yakna Arumugam prioritizes team rapport and communication, leading to a strong start of the season read more » English 11 Honors students finish ‘Beloved’ mural in summer September 14, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Isabelle Wang As part of their English 11 Honors final project, seven students used themes from the novel to paint a long lasting mark on the school. read more » A layperson’s guide to students’ classroom pet peeves September 14, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda You may think you are alone in your classroom icks — but don’t worry, they are incredibly annoying to everyone. read more » Softball: Falcons lose in CCS quarterfinals after achieving 9-3 league record May 31, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu Despite losing last year’s star seniors — Arya Taymuree, Morgan Curtis and Erin Wu — the softball team came together for a stronger season than any of them expected. read more » Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult May 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Since the start of the pandemic, a tight labor market has left the program scrambling to meet the needs of its students. read more » AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year May 24, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The AP courses will be offered as sections of pre-existing Art and Ceramics courses, and will allow advanced student artists to deepen their knowledge of what can be created on 2- and 3-dimensional surfaces. read more » Orchestra again accepted into renowned Midwest Clinic in Chicago May 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda The school’s highest orchestra ensemble, Saratoga Strings, is one of six string ensembles partaking in the 77th international band, orchestra and music conference. read more » ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely May 23, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The addition of a sign language course is one of many that schools should make in order to reduce the stigma surrounding the hearing impaired, starting with its addition to the school’s language department. read more » Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur May 22, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Armed with a refreshing drink, a mouthwatering snack and a bag of sweet candy, I am unstoppable. read more » Studying the stars: finding out if my personality was developed or divined March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda I dissected my “big three” placements to see if the stars have my personality down. read more » Students raise funds to provide relief to victims of Turkey earthquake March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Sophomore Yusuf Tokuz, junior Zeyneb Kaya and senior Zeynep Tokuz set up a GoFundMe to support earthquake survivors. read more » 100-word rant: Sequestering phones in class is pointless March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Our cellphones should remain with us for the sake of retaining our autonomy. read more » With alternating casts, drama leaps into ‘Mamma Mia!’ March 30, 2023 — by Lena Aribi, Anamika Anand and Divya Vadlakonda The spring musical is expected to sell out due to its popularity, lighthearted storyline and captivating soundtrack. read more » ‘Bojack Horseman’ is hilarious, introspective and absolutely worth watching March 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The satirical show explores themes such as self esteem, sexuality and mental illness. read more » Junior and senior selected to tour with National Youth Orchestra over summer March 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior violist Tejas Tirthapura and senior violinist Shannon Ma will tour North America over the summer with the prestigious NYO-USA. read more » Staff editorial: Policies on academic integrity need updating, clarifying February 13, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The Academic Integrity Violation Policy requires an update and a solid definition of cheating. read more » Alumnus trains for national-level badminton events and plans to return as guest coach February 12, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Class of ‘22 alumnus Adrian Mar reflects on his lifestyle and ongoing enthusiasm for the sport since graduating last year. read more » School board requests bids for solar panel projects February 12, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The board has made plans to issue a request for proposal by the end of February. read more » Green Committee hopes to spark on-campus change through Spirit of Recycling clothing drive February 3, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The committee aims to introduce a more environmentally friendly option for unneeded school merchandise. read more » Sophomore organizes art auction to help raise money for educational crisis in Uganda January 27, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Using her passion for art, Amy Pan and other student artists raised over $2,000 during the event. read more » Student productions give Drama 4 Honors seniors chance to expand their skill set December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Seniors Ananya Gupta and Anastasia Ramirez directed “Laundry and Bourbon” and “Who Made Robert de Niro the King of America” as part of a directing project. read more » For players, ice hockey provides escape, excitement December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Senior Jenny Campbell and junior Matthew Zhang reflect on how playing the sports has impacted their lives. read more » Intro to Digital Animation course teaches fascinating concepts and provides students an artistic outlet December 6, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The course allows students to express their creativity while teaching them new skills such as character design and rotoscoping. read more » After-school snack connoisseurs point out their top choices December 1, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Kevin Yang A comprehensive summary of all the snacks that will satisfy your burning post school hunger. read more » Senior cellist wins prestigious 2023 YoungArts finalist award November 30, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda After playing cello for nine years, senior Joel Kim discusses how he has found success and how music has affected his lifestyle and goals for his future. read more » Greek life should be heavily regulated, if not eliminated entirely November 11, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu The hazing and alcoholism found at Greek life organizations endanger university students. read more » An ode to fall clothing October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda In the context of fall clothing, the hoodie is unrivaled. read more » Girls’ volleyball ends season on high note October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Maggie Zeng Players reflect on the team’s advancement and their future with the loss of many graduating seniors. read more » Marvel’s Phase 4 blunders spiral into formulaic cinema October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Latest Marvel releases like “She-Hulk” provide insight into the future of the cinematic universe. read more » Playing both club and school volleyball, freshman grows in her skills October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda After picking up the sport as a hobby in middle school, freshman Jena Lew has expanded to playing club volleyball alongside the school team. read more » The real deal behind lol and lmao September 23, 2022 — by Beverly Xu and Divya Vadlakonda The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for. read more » Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
Girls’ volleyball scoring victories with new coach and strong freshmen September 27, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda New head coach Yakna Arumugam prioritizes team rapport and communication, leading to a strong start of the season read more » English 11 Honors students finish ‘Beloved’ mural in summer September 14, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Isabelle Wang As part of their English 11 Honors final project, seven students used themes from the novel to paint a long lasting mark on the school. read more » A layperson’s guide to students’ classroom pet peeves September 14, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda You may think you are alone in your classroom icks — but don’t worry, they are incredibly annoying to everyone. read more » Softball: Falcons lose in CCS quarterfinals after achieving 9-3 league record May 31, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu Despite losing last year’s star seniors — Arya Taymuree, Morgan Curtis and Erin Wu — the softball team came together for a stronger season than any of them expected. read more » Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult May 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Since the start of the pandemic, a tight labor market has left the program scrambling to meet the needs of its students. read more » AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year May 24, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The AP courses will be offered as sections of pre-existing Art and Ceramics courses, and will allow advanced student artists to deepen their knowledge of what can be created on 2- and 3-dimensional surfaces. read more » Orchestra again accepted into renowned Midwest Clinic in Chicago May 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda The school’s highest orchestra ensemble, Saratoga Strings, is one of six string ensembles partaking in the 77th international band, orchestra and music conference. read more » ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely May 23, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The addition of a sign language course is one of many that schools should make in order to reduce the stigma surrounding the hearing impaired, starting with its addition to the school’s language department. read more » Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur May 22, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Armed with a refreshing drink, a mouthwatering snack and a bag of sweet candy, I am unstoppable. read more » Studying the stars: finding out if my personality was developed or divined March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda I dissected my “big three” placements to see if the stars have my personality down. read more » Students raise funds to provide relief to victims of Turkey earthquake March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Sophomore Yusuf Tokuz, junior Zeyneb Kaya and senior Zeynep Tokuz set up a GoFundMe to support earthquake survivors. read more » 100-word rant: Sequestering phones in class is pointless March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Our cellphones should remain with us for the sake of retaining our autonomy. read more » With alternating casts, drama leaps into ‘Mamma Mia!’ March 30, 2023 — by Lena Aribi, Anamika Anand and Divya Vadlakonda The spring musical is expected to sell out due to its popularity, lighthearted storyline and captivating soundtrack. read more » ‘Bojack Horseman’ is hilarious, introspective and absolutely worth watching March 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The satirical show explores themes such as self esteem, sexuality and mental illness. read more » Junior and senior selected to tour with National Youth Orchestra over summer March 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior violist Tejas Tirthapura and senior violinist Shannon Ma will tour North America over the summer with the prestigious NYO-USA. read more » Staff editorial: Policies on academic integrity need updating, clarifying February 13, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The Academic Integrity Violation Policy requires an update and a solid definition of cheating. read more » Alumnus trains for national-level badminton events and plans to return as guest coach February 12, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Class of ‘22 alumnus Adrian Mar reflects on his lifestyle and ongoing enthusiasm for the sport since graduating last year. read more » School board requests bids for solar panel projects February 12, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The board has made plans to issue a request for proposal by the end of February. read more » Green Committee hopes to spark on-campus change through Spirit of Recycling clothing drive February 3, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The committee aims to introduce a more environmentally friendly option for unneeded school merchandise. read more » Sophomore organizes art auction to help raise money for educational crisis in Uganda January 27, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Using her passion for art, Amy Pan and other student artists raised over $2,000 during the event. read more » Student productions give Drama 4 Honors seniors chance to expand their skill set December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Seniors Ananya Gupta and Anastasia Ramirez directed “Laundry and Bourbon” and “Who Made Robert de Niro the King of America” as part of a directing project. read more » For players, ice hockey provides escape, excitement December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Senior Jenny Campbell and junior Matthew Zhang reflect on how playing the sports has impacted their lives. read more » Intro to Digital Animation course teaches fascinating concepts and provides students an artistic outlet December 6, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The course allows students to express their creativity while teaching them new skills such as character design and rotoscoping. read more » After-school snack connoisseurs point out their top choices December 1, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Kevin Yang A comprehensive summary of all the snacks that will satisfy your burning post school hunger. read more » Senior cellist wins prestigious 2023 YoungArts finalist award November 30, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda After playing cello for nine years, senior Joel Kim discusses how he has found success and how music has affected his lifestyle and goals for his future. read more » Greek life should be heavily regulated, if not eliminated entirely November 11, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu The hazing and alcoholism found at Greek life organizations endanger university students. read more » An ode to fall clothing October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda In the context of fall clothing, the hoodie is unrivaled. read more » Girls’ volleyball ends season on high note October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Maggie Zeng Players reflect on the team’s advancement and their future with the loss of many graduating seniors. read more » Marvel’s Phase 4 blunders spiral into formulaic cinema October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Latest Marvel releases like “She-Hulk” provide insight into the future of the cinematic universe. read more » Playing both club and school volleyball, freshman grows in her skills October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda After picking up the sport as a hobby in middle school, freshman Jena Lew has expanded to playing club volleyball alongside the school team. read more » The real deal behind lol and lmao September 23, 2022 — by Beverly Xu and Divya Vadlakonda The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for. read more » Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
English 11 Honors students finish ‘Beloved’ mural in summer September 14, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Isabelle Wang As part of their English 11 Honors final project, seven students used themes from the novel to paint a long lasting mark on the school. read more » A layperson’s guide to students’ classroom pet peeves September 14, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda You may think you are alone in your classroom icks — but don’t worry, they are incredibly annoying to everyone. read more » Softball: Falcons lose in CCS quarterfinals after achieving 9-3 league record May 31, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu Despite losing last year’s star seniors — Arya Taymuree, Morgan Curtis and Erin Wu — the softball team came together for a stronger season than any of them expected. read more » Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult May 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Since the start of the pandemic, a tight labor market has left the program scrambling to meet the needs of its students. read more » AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year May 24, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The AP courses will be offered as sections of pre-existing Art and Ceramics courses, and will allow advanced student artists to deepen their knowledge of what can be created on 2- and 3-dimensional surfaces. read more » Orchestra again accepted into renowned Midwest Clinic in Chicago May 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda The school’s highest orchestra ensemble, Saratoga Strings, is one of six string ensembles partaking in the 77th international band, orchestra and music conference. read more » ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely May 23, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The addition of a sign language course is one of many that schools should make in order to reduce the stigma surrounding the hearing impaired, starting with its addition to the school’s language department. read more » Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur May 22, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Armed with a refreshing drink, a mouthwatering snack and a bag of sweet candy, I am unstoppable. read more » Studying the stars: finding out if my personality was developed or divined March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda I dissected my “big three” placements to see if the stars have my personality down. read more » Students raise funds to provide relief to victims of Turkey earthquake March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Sophomore Yusuf Tokuz, junior Zeyneb Kaya and senior Zeynep Tokuz set up a GoFundMe to support earthquake survivors. read more » 100-word rant: Sequestering phones in class is pointless March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Our cellphones should remain with us for the sake of retaining our autonomy. read more » With alternating casts, drama leaps into ‘Mamma Mia!’ March 30, 2023 — by Lena Aribi, Anamika Anand and Divya Vadlakonda The spring musical is expected to sell out due to its popularity, lighthearted storyline and captivating soundtrack. read more » ‘Bojack Horseman’ is hilarious, introspective and absolutely worth watching March 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The satirical show explores themes such as self esteem, sexuality and mental illness. read more » Junior and senior selected to tour with National Youth Orchestra over summer March 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior violist Tejas Tirthapura and senior violinist Shannon Ma will tour North America over the summer with the prestigious NYO-USA. read more » Staff editorial: Policies on academic integrity need updating, clarifying February 13, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The Academic Integrity Violation Policy requires an update and a solid definition of cheating. read more » Alumnus trains for national-level badminton events and plans to return as guest coach February 12, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Class of ‘22 alumnus Adrian Mar reflects on his lifestyle and ongoing enthusiasm for the sport since graduating last year. read more » School board requests bids for solar panel projects February 12, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The board has made plans to issue a request for proposal by the end of February. read more » Green Committee hopes to spark on-campus change through Spirit of Recycling clothing drive February 3, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The committee aims to introduce a more environmentally friendly option for unneeded school merchandise. read more » Sophomore organizes art auction to help raise money for educational crisis in Uganda January 27, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Using her passion for art, Amy Pan and other student artists raised over $2,000 during the event. read more » Student productions give Drama 4 Honors seniors chance to expand their skill set December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Seniors Ananya Gupta and Anastasia Ramirez directed “Laundry and Bourbon” and “Who Made Robert de Niro the King of America” as part of a directing project. read more » For players, ice hockey provides escape, excitement December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Senior Jenny Campbell and junior Matthew Zhang reflect on how playing the sports has impacted their lives. read more » Intro to Digital Animation course teaches fascinating concepts and provides students an artistic outlet December 6, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The course allows students to express their creativity while teaching them new skills such as character design and rotoscoping. read more » After-school snack connoisseurs point out their top choices December 1, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Kevin Yang A comprehensive summary of all the snacks that will satisfy your burning post school hunger. read more » Senior cellist wins prestigious 2023 YoungArts finalist award November 30, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda After playing cello for nine years, senior Joel Kim discusses how he has found success and how music has affected his lifestyle and goals for his future. read more » Greek life should be heavily regulated, if not eliminated entirely November 11, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu The hazing and alcoholism found at Greek life organizations endanger university students. read more » An ode to fall clothing October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda In the context of fall clothing, the hoodie is unrivaled. read more » Girls’ volleyball ends season on high note October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Maggie Zeng Players reflect on the team’s advancement and their future with the loss of many graduating seniors. read more » Marvel’s Phase 4 blunders spiral into formulaic cinema October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Latest Marvel releases like “She-Hulk” provide insight into the future of the cinematic universe. read more » Playing both club and school volleyball, freshman grows in her skills October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda After picking up the sport as a hobby in middle school, freshman Jena Lew has expanded to playing club volleyball alongside the school team. read more » The real deal behind lol and lmao September 23, 2022 — by Beverly Xu and Divya Vadlakonda The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for. read more » Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
A layperson’s guide to students’ classroom pet peeves September 14, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda You may think you are alone in your classroom icks — but don’t worry, they are incredibly annoying to everyone. read more » Softball: Falcons lose in CCS quarterfinals after achieving 9-3 league record May 31, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu Despite losing last year’s star seniors — Arya Taymuree, Morgan Curtis and Erin Wu — the softball team came together for a stronger season than any of them expected. read more » Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult May 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Since the start of the pandemic, a tight labor market has left the program scrambling to meet the needs of its students. read more » AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year May 24, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The AP courses will be offered as sections of pre-existing Art and Ceramics courses, and will allow advanced student artists to deepen their knowledge of what can be created on 2- and 3-dimensional surfaces. read more » Orchestra again accepted into renowned Midwest Clinic in Chicago May 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda The school’s highest orchestra ensemble, Saratoga Strings, is one of six string ensembles partaking in the 77th international band, orchestra and music conference. read more » ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely May 23, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The addition of a sign language course is one of many that schools should make in order to reduce the stigma surrounding the hearing impaired, starting with its addition to the school’s language department. read more » Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur May 22, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Armed with a refreshing drink, a mouthwatering snack and a bag of sweet candy, I am unstoppable. read more » Studying the stars: finding out if my personality was developed or divined March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda I dissected my “big three” placements to see if the stars have my personality down. read more » Students raise funds to provide relief to victims of Turkey earthquake March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Sophomore Yusuf Tokuz, junior Zeyneb Kaya and senior Zeynep Tokuz set up a GoFundMe to support earthquake survivors. read more » 100-word rant: Sequestering phones in class is pointless March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Our cellphones should remain with us for the sake of retaining our autonomy. read more » With alternating casts, drama leaps into ‘Mamma Mia!’ March 30, 2023 — by Lena Aribi, Anamika Anand and Divya Vadlakonda The spring musical is expected to sell out due to its popularity, lighthearted storyline and captivating soundtrack. read more » ‘Bojack Horseman’ is hilarious, introspective and absolutely worth watching March 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The satirical show explores themes such as self esteem, sexuality and mental illness. read more » Junior and senior selected to tour with National Youth Orchestra over summer March 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior violist Tejas Tirthapura and senior violinist Shannon Ma will tour North America over the summer with the prestigious NYO-USA. read more » Staff editorial: Policies on academic integrity need updating, clarifying February 13, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The Academic Integrity Violation Policy requires an update and a solid definition of cheating. read more » Alumnus trains for national-level badminton events and plans to return as guest coach February 12, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Class of ‘22 alumnus Adrian Mar reflects on his lifestyle and ongoing enthusiasm for the sport since graduating last year. read more » School board requests bids for solar panel projects February 12, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The board has made plans to issue a request for proposal by the end of February. read more » Green Committee hopes to spark on-campus change through Spirit of Recycling clothing drive February 3, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The committee aims to introduce a more environmentally friendly option for unneeded school merchandise. read more » Sophomore organizes art auction to help raise money for educational crisis in Uganda January 27, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Using her passion for art, Amy Pan and other student artists raised over $2,000 during the event. read more » Student productions give Drama 4 Honors seniors chance to expand their skill set December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Seniors Ananya Gupta and Anastasia Ramirez directed “Laundry and Bourbon” and “Who Made Robert de Niro the King of America” as part of a directing project. read more » For players, ice hockey provides escape, excitement December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Senior Jenny Campbell and junior Matthew Zhang reflect on how playing the sports has impacted their lives. read more » Intro to Digital Animation course teaches fascinating concepts and provides students an artistic outlet December 6, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The course allows students to express their creativity while teaching them new skills such as character design and rotoscoping. read more » After-school snack connoisseurs point out their top choices December 1, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Kevin Yang A comprehensive summary of all the snacks that will satisfy your burning post school hunger. read more » Senior cellist wins prestigious 2023 YoungArts finalist award November 30, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda After playing cello for nine years, senior Joel Kim discusses how he has found success and how music has affected his lifestyle and goals for his future. read more » Greek life should be heavily regulated, if not eliminated entirely November 11, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu The hazing and alcoholism found at Greek life organizations endanger university students. read more » An ode to fall clothing October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda In the context of fall clothing, the hoodie is unrivaled. read more » Girls’ volleyball ends season on high note October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Maggie Zeng Players reflect on the team’s advancement and their future with the loss of many graduating seniors. read more » Marvel’s Phase 4 blunders spiral into formulaic cinema October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Latest Marvel releases like “She-Hulk” provide insight into the future of the cinematic universe. read more » Playing both club and school volleyball, freshman grows in her skills October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda After picking up the sport as a hobby in middle school, freshman Jena Lew has expanded to playing club volleyball alongside the school team. read more » The real deal behind lol and lmao September 23, 2022 — by Beverly Xu and Divya Vadlakonda The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for. read more » Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
Softball: Falcons lose in CCS quarterfinals after achieving 9-3 league record May 31, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu Despite losing last year’s star seniors — Arya Taymuree, Morgan Curtis and Erin Wu — the softball team came together for a stronger season than any of them expected. read more » Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult May 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Since the start of the pandemic, a tight labor market has left the program scrambling to meet the needs of its students. read more » AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year May 24, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The AP courses will be offered as sections of pre-existing Art and Ceramics courses, and will allow advanced student artists to deepen their knowledge of what can be created on 2- and 3-dimensional surfaces. read more » Orchestra again accepted into renowned Midwest Clinic in Chicago May 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda The school’s highest orchestra ensemble, Saratoga Strings, is one of six string ensembles partaking in the 77th international band, orchestra and music conference. read more » ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely May 23, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The addition of a sign language course is one of many that schools should make in order to reduce the stigma surrounding the hearing impaired, starting with its addition to the school’s language department. read more » Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur May 22, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Armed with a refreshing drink, a mouthwatering snack and a bag of sweet candy, I am unstoppable. read more » Studying the stars: finding out if my personality was developed or divined March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda I dissected my “big three” placements to see if the stars have my personality down. read more » Students raise funds to provide relief to victims of Turkey earthquake March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Sophomore Yusuf Tokuz, junior Zeyneb Kaya and senior Zeynep Tokuz set up a GoFundMe to support earthquake survivors. read more » 100-word rant: Sequestering phones in class is pointless March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Our cellphones should remain with us for the sake of retaining our autonomy. read more » With alternating casts, drama leaps into ‘Mamma Mia!’ March 30, 2023 — by Lena Aribi, Anamika Anand and Divya Vadlakonda The spring musical is expected to sell out due to its popularity, lighthearted storyline and captivating soundtrack. read more » ‘Bojack Horseman’ is hilarious, introspective and absolutely worth watching March 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The satirical show explores themes such as self esteem, sexuality and mental illness. read more » Junior and senior selected to tour with National Youth Orchestra over summer March 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior violist Tejas Tirthapura and senior violinist Shannon Ma will tour North America over the summer with the prestigious NYO-USA. read more » Staff editorial: Policies on academic integrity need updating, clarifying February 13, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The Academic Integrity Violation Policy requires an update and a solid definition of cheating. read more » Alumnus trains for national-level badminton events and plans to return as guest coach February 12, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Class of ‘22 alumnus Adrian Mar reflects on his lifestyle and ongoing enthusiasm for the sport since graduating last year. read more » School board requests bids for solar panel projects February 12, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The board has made plans to issue a request for proposal by the end of February. read more » Green Committee hopes to spark on-campus change through Spirit of Recycling clothing drive February 3, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The committee aims to introduce a more environmentally friendly option for unneeded school merchandise. read more » Sophomore organizes art auction to help raise money for educational crisis in Uganda January 27, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Using her passion for art, Amy Pan and other student artists raised over $2,000 during the event. read more » Student productions give Drama 4 Honors seniors chance to expand their skill set December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Seniors Ananya Gupta and Anastasia Ramirez directed “Laundry and Bourbon” and “Who Made Robert de Niro the King of America” as part of a directing project. read more » For players, ice hockey provides escape, excitement December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Senior Jenny Campbell and junior Matthew Zhang reflect on how playing the sports has impacted their lives. read more » Intro to Digital Animation course teaches fascinating concepts and provides students an artistic outlet December 6, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The course allows students to express their creativity while teaching them new skills such as character design and rotoscoping. read more » After-school snack connoisseurs point out their top choices December 1, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Kevin Yang A comprehensive summary of all the snacks that will satisfy your burning post school hunger. read more » Senior cellist wins prestigious 2023 YoungArts finalist award November 30, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda After playing cello for nine years, senior Joel Kim discusses how he has found success and how music has affected his lifestyle and goals for his future. read more » Greek life should be heavily regulated, if not eliminated entirely November 11, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu The hazing and alcoholism found at Greek life organizations endanger university students. read more » An ode to fall clothing October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda In the context of fall clothing, the hoodie is unrivaled. read more » Girls’ volleyball ends season on high note October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Maggie Zeng Players reflect on the team’s advancement and their future with the loss of many graduating seniors. read more » Marvel’s Phase 4 blunders spiral into formulaic cinema October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Latest Marvel releases like “She-Hulk” provide insight into the future of the cinematic universe. read more » Playing both club and school volleyball, freshman grows in her skills October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda After picking up the sport as a hobby in middle school, freshman Jena Lew has expanded to playing club volleyball alongside the school team. read more » The real deal behind lol and lmao September 23, 2022 — by Beverly Xu and Divya Vadlakonda The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for. read more » Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult May 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Since the start of the pandemic, a tight labor market has left the program scrambling to meet the needs of its students. read more » AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year May 24, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The AP courses will be offered as sections of pre-existing Art and Ceramics courses, and will allow advanced student artists to deepen their knowledge of what can be created on 2- and 3-dimensional surfaces. read more » Orchestra again accepted into renowned Midwest Clinic in Chicago May 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda The school’s highest orchestra ensemble, Saratoga Strings, is one of six string ensembles partaking in the 77th international band, orchestra and music conference. read more » ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely May 23, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The addition of a sign language course is one of many that schools should make in order to reduce the stigma surrounding the hearing impaired, starting with its addition to the school’s language department. read more » Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur May 22, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Armed with a refreshing drink, a mouthwatering snack and a bag of sweet candy, I am unstoppable. read more » Studying the stars: finding out if my personality was developed or divined March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda I dissected my “big three” placements to see if the stars have my personality down. read more » Students raise funds to provide relief to victims of Turkey earthquake March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Sophomore Yusuf Tokuz, junior Zeyneb Kaya and senior Zeynep Tokuz set up a GoFundMe to support earthquake survivors. read more » 100-word rant: Sequestering phones in class is pointless March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Our cellphones should remain with us for the sake of retaining our autonomy. read more » With alternating casts, drama leaps into ‘Mamma Mia!’ March 30, 2023 — by Lena Aribi, Anamika Anand and Divya Vadlakonda The spring musical is expected to sell out due to its popularity, lighthearted storyline and captivating soundtrack. read more » ‘Bojack Horseman’ is hilarious, introspective and absolutely worth watching March 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The satirical show explores themes such as self esteem, sexuality and mental illness. read more » Junior and senior selected to tour with National Youth Orchestra over summer March 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior violist Tejas Tirthapura and senior violinist Shannon Ma will tour North America over the summer with the prestigious NYO-USA. read more » Staff editorial: Policies on academic integrity need updating, clarifying February 13, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The Academic Integrity Violation Policy requires an update and a solid definition of cheating. read more » Alumnus trains for national-level badminton events and plans to return as guest coach February 12, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Class of ‘22 alumnus Adrian Mar reflects on his lifestyle and ongoing enthusiasm for the sport since graduating last year. read more » School board requests bids for solar panel projects February 12, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The board has made plans to issue a request for proposal by the end of February. read more » Green Committee hopes to spark on-campus change through Spirit of Recycling clothing drive February 3, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The committee aims to introduce a more environmentally friendly option for unneeded school merchandise. read more » Sophomore organizes art auction to help raise money for educational crisis in Uganda January 27, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Using her passion for art, Amy Pan and other student artists raised over $2,000 during the event. read more » Student productions give Drama 4 Honors seniors chance to expand their skill set December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Seniors Ananya Gupta and Anastasia Ramirez directed “Laundry and Bourbon” and “Who Made Robert de Niro the King of America” as part of a directing project. read more » For players, ice hockey provides escape, excitement December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Senior Jenny Campbell and junior Matthew Zhang reflect on how playing the sports has impacted their lives. read more » Intro to Digital Animation course teaches fascinating concepts and provides students an artistic outlet December 6, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The course allows students to express their creativity while teaching them new skills such as character design and rotoscoping. read more » After-school snack connoisseurs point out their top choices December 1, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Kevin Yang A comprehensive summary of all the snacks that will satisfy your burning post school hunger. read more » Senior cellist wins prestigious 2023 YoungArts finalist award November 30, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda After playing cello for nine years, senior Joel Kim discusses how he has found success and how music has affected his lifestyle and goals for his future. read more » Greek life should be heavily regulated, if not eliminated entirely November 11, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu The hazing and alcoholism found at Greek life organizations endanger university students. read more » An ode to fall clothing October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda In the context of fall clothing, the hoodie is unrivaled. read more » Girls’ volleyball ends season on high note October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Maggie Zeng Players reflect on the team’s advancement and their future with the loss of many graduating seniors. read more » Marvel’s Phase 4 blunders spiral into formulaic cinema October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Latest Marvel releases like “She-Hulk” provide insight into the future of the cinematic universe. read more » Playing both club and school volleyball, freshman grows in her skills October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda After picking up the sport as a hobby in middle school, freshman Jena Lew has expanded to playing club volleyball alongside the school team. read more » The real deal behind lol and lmao September 23, 2022 — by Beverly Xu and Divya Vadlakonda The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for. read more » Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year May 24, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The AP courses will be offered as sections of pre-existing Art and Ceramics courses, and will allow advanced student artists to deepen their knowledge of what can be created on 2- and 3-dimensional surfaces. read more » Orchestra again accepted into renowned Midwest Clinic in Chicago May 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda The school’s highest orchestra ensemble, Saratoga Strings, is one of six string ensembles partaking in the 77th international band, orchestra and music conference. read more » ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely May 23, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The addition of a sign language course is one of many that schools should make in order to reduce the stigma surrounding the hearing impaired, starting with its addition to the school’s language department. read more » Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur May 22, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Armed with a refreshing drink, a mouthwatering snack and a bag of sweet candy, I am unstoppable. read more » Studying the stars: finding out if my personality was developed or divined March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda I dissected my “big three” placements to see if the stars have my personality down. read more » Students raise funds to provide relief to victims of Turkey earthquake March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Sophomore Yusuf Tokuz, junior Zeyneb Kaya and senior Zeynep Tokuz set up a GoFundMe to support earthquake survivors. read more » 100-word rant: Sequestering phones in class is pointless March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Our cellphones should remain with us for the sake of retaining our autonomy. read more » With alternating casts, drama leaps into ‘Mamma Mia!’ March 30, 2023 — by Lena Aribi, Anamika Anand and Divya Vadlakonda The spring musical is expected to sell out due to its popularity, lighthearted storyline and captivating soundtrack. read more » ‘Bojack Horseman’ is hilarious, introspective and absolutely worth watching March 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The satirical show explores themes such as self esteem, sexuality and mental illness. read more » Junior and senior selected to tour with National Youth Orchestra over summer March 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior violist Tejas Tirthapura and senior violinist Shannon Ma will tour North America over the summer with the prestigious NYO-USA. read more » Staff editorial: Policies on academic integrity need updating, clarifying February 13, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The Academic Integrity Violation Policy requires an update and a solid definition of cheating. read more » Alumnus trains for national-level badminton events and plans to return as guest coach February 12, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Class of ‘22 alumnus Adrian Mar reflects on his lifestyle and ongoing enthusiasm for the sport since graduating last year. read more » School board requests bids for solar panel projects February 12, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The board has made plans to issue a request for proposal by the end of February. read more » Green Committee hopes to spark on-campus change through Spirit of Recycling clothing drive February 3, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The committee aims to introduce a more environmentally friendly option for unneeded school merchandise. read more » Sophomore organizes art auction to help raise money for educational crisis in Uganda January 27, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Using her passion for art, Amy Pan and other student artists raised over $2,000 during the event. read more » Student productions give Drama 4 Honors seniors chance to expand their skill set December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Seniors Ananya Gupta and Anastasia Ramirez directed “Laundry and Bourbon” and “Who Made Robert de Niro the King of America” as part of a directing project. read more » For players, ice hockey provides escape, excitement December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Senior Jenny Campbell and junior Matthew Zhang reflect on how playing the sports has impacted their lives. read more » Intro to Digital Animation course teaches fascinating concepts and provides students an artistic outlet December 6, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The course allows students to express their creativity while teaching them new skills such as character design and rotoscoping. read more » After-school snack connoisseurs point out their top choices December 1, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Kevin Yang A comprehensive summary of all the snacks that will satisfy your burning post school hunger. read more » Senior cellist wins prestigious 2023 YoungArts finalist award November 30, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda After playing cello for nine years, senior Joel Kim discusses how he has found success and how music has affected his lifestyle and goals for his future. read more » Greek life should be heavily regulated, if not eliminated entirely November 11, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu The hazing and alcoholism found at Greek life organizations endanger university students. read more » An ode to fall clothing October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda In the context of fall clothing, the hoodie is unrivaled. read more » Girls’ volleyball ends season on high note October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Maggie Zeng Players reflect on the team’s advancement and their future with the loss of many graduating seniors. read more » Marvel’s Phase 4 blunders spiral into formulaic cinema October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Latest Marvel releases like “She-Hulk” provide insight into the future of the cinematic universe. read more » Playing both club and school volleyball, freshman grows in her skills October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda After picking up the sport as a hobby in middle school, freshman Jena Lew has expanded to playing club volleyball alongside the school team. read more » The real deal behind lol and lmao September 23, 2022 — by Beverly Xu and Divya Vadlakonda The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for. read more » Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
Orchestra again accepted into renowned Midwest Clinic in Chicago May 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda The school’s highest orchestra ensemble, Saratoga Strings, is one of six string ensembles partaking in the 77th international band, orchestra and music conference. read more » ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely May 23, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The addition of a sign language course is one of many that schools should make in order to reduce the stigma surrounding the hearing impaired, starting with its addition to the school’s language department. read more » Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur May 22, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Armed with a refreshing drink, a mouthwatering snack and a bag of sweet candy, I am unstoppable. read more » Studying the stars: finding out if my personality was developed or divined March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda I dissected my “big three” placements to see if the stars have my personality down. read more » Students raise funds to provide relief to victims of Turkey earthquake March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Sophomore Yusuf Tokuz, junior Zeyneb Kaya and senior Zeynep Tokuz set up a GoFundMe to support earthquake survivors. read more » 100-word rant: Sequestering phones in class is pointless March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Our cellphones should remain with us for the sake of retaining our autonomy. read more » With alternating casts, drama leaps into ‘Mamma Mia!’ March 30, 2023 — by Lena Aribi, Anamika Anand and Divya Vadlakonda The spring musical is expected to sell out due to its popularity, lighthearted storyline and captivating soundtrack. read more » ‘Bojack Horseman’ is hilarious, introspective and absolutely worth watching March 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The satirical show explores themes such as self esteem, sexuality and mental illness. read more » Junior and senior selected to tour with National Youth Orchestra over summer March 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior violist Tejas Tirthapura and senior violinist Shannon Ma will tour North America over the summer with the prestigious NYO-USA. read more » Staff editorial: Policies on academic integrity need updating, clarifying February 13, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The Academic Integrity Violation Policy requires an update and a solid definition of cheating. read more » Alumnus trains for national-level badminton events and plans to return as guest coach February 12, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Class of ‘22 alumnus Adrian Mar reflects on his lifestyle and ongoing enthusiasm for the sport since graduating last year. read more » School board requests bids for solar panel projects February 12, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The board has made plans to issue a request for proposal by the end of February. read more » Green Committee hopes to spark on-campus change through Spirit of Recycling clothing drive February 3, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The committee aims to introduce a more environmentally friendly option for unneeded school merchandise. read more » Sophomore organizes art auction to help raise money for educational crisis in Uganda January 27, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Using her passion for art, Amy Pan and other student artists raised over $2,000 during the event. read more » Student productions give Drama 4 Honors seniors chance to expand their skill set December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Seniors Ananya Gupta and Anastasia Ramirez directed “Laundry and Bourbon” and “Who Made Robert de Niro the King of America” as part of a directing project. read more » For players, ice hockey provides escape, excitement December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Senior Jenny Campbell and junior Matthew Zhang reflect on how playing the sports has impacted their lives. read more » Intro to Digital Animation course teaches fascinating concepts and provides students an artistic outlet December 6, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The course allows students to express their creativity while teaching them new skills such as character design and rotoscoping. read more » After-school snack connoisseurs point out their top choices December 1, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Kevin Yang A comprehensive summary of all the snacks that will satisfy your burning post school hunger. read more » Senior cellist wins prestigious 2023 YoungArts finalist award November 30, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda After playing cello for nine years, senior Joel Kim discusses how he has found success and how music has affected his lifestyle and goals for his future. read more » Greek life should be heavily regulated, if not eliminated entirely November 11, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu The hazing and alcoholism found at Greek life organizations endanger university students. read more » An ode to fall clothing October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda In the context of fall clothing, the hoodie is unrivaled. read more » Girls’ volleyball ends season on high note October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Maggie Zeng Players reflect on the team’s advancement and their future with the loss of many graduating seniors. read more » Marvel’s Phase 4 blunders spiral into formulaic cinema October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Latest Marvel releases like “She-Hulk” provide insight into the future of the cinematic universe. read more » Playing both club and school volleyball, freshman grows in her skills October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda After picking up the sport as a hobby in middle school, freshman Jena Lew has expanded to playing club volleyball alongside the school team. read more » The real deal behind lol and lmao September 23, 2022 — by Beverly Xu and Divya Vadlakonda The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for. read more » Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely May 23, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The addition of a sign language course is one of many that schools should make in order to reduce the stigma surrounding the hearing impaired, starting with its addition to the school’s language department. read more » Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur May 22, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Armed with a refreshing drink, a mouthwatering snack and a bag of sweet candy, I am unstoppable. read more » Studying the stars: finding out if my personality was developed or divined March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda I dissected my “big three” placements to see if the stars have my personality down. read more » Students raise funds to provide relief to victims of Turkey earthquake March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Sophomore Yusuf Tokuz, junior Zeyneb Kaya and senior Zeynep Tokuz set up a GoFundMe to support earthquake survivors. read more » 100-word rant: Sequestering phones in class is pointless March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Our cellphones should remain with us for the sake of retaining our autonomy. read more » With alternating casts, drama leaps into ‘Mamma Mia!’ March 30, 2023 — by Lena Aribi, Anamika Anand and Divya Vadlakonda The spring musical is expected to sell out due to its popularity, lighthearted storyline and captivating soundtrack. read more » ‘Bojack Horseman’ is hilarious, introspective and absolutely worth watching March 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The satirical show explores themes such as self esteem, sexuality and mental illness. read more » Junior and senior selected to tour with National Youth Orchestra over summer March 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior violist Tejas Tirthapura and senior violinist Shannon Ma will tour North America over the summer with the prestigious NYO-USA. read more » Staff editorial: Policies on academic integrity need updating, clarifying February 13, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The Academic Integrity Violation Policy requires an update and a solid definition of cheating. read more » Alumnus trains for national-level badminton events and plans to return as guest coach February 12, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Class of ‘22 alumnus Adrian Mar reflects on his lifestyle and ongoing enthusiasm for the sport since graduating last year. read more » School board requests bids for solar panel projects February 12, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The board has made plans to issue a request for proposal by the end of February. read more » Green Committee hopes to spark on-campus change through Spirit of Recycling clothing drive February 3, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The committee aims to introduce a more environmentally friendly option for unneeded school merchandise. read more » Sophomore organizes art auction to help raise money for educational crisis in Uganda January 27, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Using her passion for art, Amy Pan and other student artists raised over $2,000 during the event. read more » Student productions give Drama 4 Honors seniors chance to expand their skill set December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Seniors Ananya Gupta and Anastasia Ramirez directed “Laundry and Bourbon” and “Who Made Robert de Niro the King of America” as part of a directing project. read more » For players, ice hockey provides escape, excitement December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Senior Jenny Campbell and junior Matthew Zhang reflect on how playing the sports has impacted their lives. read more » Intro to Digital Animation course teaches fascinating concepts and provides students an artistic outlet December 6, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The course allows students to express their creativity while teaching them new skills such as character design and rotoscoping. read more » After-school snack connoisseurs point out their top choices December 1, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Kevin Yang A comprehensive summary of all the snacks that will satisfy your burning post school hunger. read more » Senior cellist wins prestigious 2023 YoungArts finalist award November 30, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda After playing cello for nine years, senior Joel Kim discusses how he has found success and how music has affected his lifestyle and goals for his future. read more » Greek life should be heavily regulated, if not eliminated entirely November 11, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu The hazing and alcoholism found at Greek life organizations endanger university students. read more » An ode to fall clothing October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda In the context of fall clothing, the hoodie is unrivaled. read more » Girls’ volleyball ends season on high note October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Maggie Zeng Players reflect on the team’s advancement and their future with the loss of many graduating seniors. read more » Marvel’s Phase 4 blunders spiral into formulaic cinema October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Latest Marvel releases like “She-Hulk” provide insight into the future of the cinematic universe. read more » Playing both club and school volleyball, freshman grows in her skills October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda After picking up the sport as a hobby in middle school, freshman Jena Lew has expanded to playing club volleyball alongside the school team. read more » The real deal behind lol and lmao September 23, 2022 — by Beverly Xu and Divya Vadlakonda The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for. read more » Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur May 22, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Armed with a refreshing drink, a mouthwatering snack and a bag of sweet candy, I am unstoppable. read more » Studying the stars: finding out if my personality was developed or divined March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda I dissected my “big three” placements to see if the stars have my personality down. read more » Students raise funds to provide relief to victims of Turkey earthquake March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Sophomore Yusuf Tokuz, junior Zeyneb Kaya and senior Zeynep Tokuz set up a GoFundMe to support earthquake survivors. read more » 100-word rant: Sequestering phones in class is pointless March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Our cellphones should remain with us for the sake of retaining our autonomy. read more » With alternating casts, drama leaps into ‘Mamma Mia!’ March 30, 2023 — by Lena Aribi, Anamika Anand and Divya Vadlakonda The spring musical is expected to sell out due to its popularity, lighthearted storyline and captivating soundtrack. read more » ‘Bojack Horseman’ is hilarious, introspective and absolutely worth watching March 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The satirical show explores themes such as self esteem, sexuality and mental illness. read more » Junior and senior selected to tour with National Youth Orchestra over summer March 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior violist Tejas Tirthapura and senior violinist Shannon Ma will tour North America over the summer with the prestigious NYO-USA. read more » Staff editorial: Policies on academic integrity need updating, clarifying February 13, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The Academic Integrity Violation Policy requires an update and a solid definition of cheating. read more » Alumnus trains for national-level badminton events and plans to return as guest coach February 12, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Class of ‘22 alumnus Adrian Mar reflects on his lifestyle and ongoing enthusiasm for the sport since graduating last year. read more » School board requests bids for solar panel projects February 12, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The board has made plans to issue a request for proposal by the end of February. read more » Green Committee hopes to spark on-campus change through Spirit of Recycling clothing drive February 3, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The committee aims to introduce a more environmentally friendly option for unneeded school merchandise. read more » Sophomore organizes art auction to help raise money for educational crisis in Uganda January 27, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Using her passion for art, Amy Pan and other student artists raised over $2,000 during the event. read more » Student productions give Drama 4 Honors seniors chance to expand their skill set December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Seniors Ananya Gupta and Anastasia Ramirez directed “Laundry and Bourbon” and “Who Made Robert de Niro the King of America” as part of a directing project. read more » For players, ice hockey provides escape, excitement December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Senior Jenny Campbell and junior Matthew Zhang reflect on how playing the sports has impacted their lives. read more » Intro to Digital Animation course teaches fascinating concepts and provides students an artistic outlet December 6, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The course allows students to express their creativity while teaching them new skills such as character design and rotoscoping. read more » After-school snack connoisseurs point out their top choices December 1, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Kevin Yang A comprehensive summary of all the snacks that will satisfy your burning post school hunger. read more » Senior cellist wins prestigious 2023 YoungArts finalist award November 30, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda After playing cello for nine years, senior Joel Kim discusses how he has found success and how music has affected his lifestyle and goals for his future. read more » Greek life should be heavily regulated, if not eliminated entirely November 11, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu The hazing and alcoholism found at Greek life organizations endanger university students. read more » An ode to fall clothing October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda In the context of fall clothing, the hoodie is unrivaled. read more » Girls’ volleyball ends season on high note October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Maggie Zeng Players reflect on the team’s advancement and their future with the loss of many graduating seniors. read more » Marvel’s Phase 4 blunders spiral into formulaic cinema October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Latest Marvel releases like “She-Hulk” provide insight into the future of the cinematic universe. read more » Playing both club and school volleyball, freshman grows in her skills October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda After picking up the sport as a hobby in middle school, freshman Jena Lew has expanded to playing club volleyball alongside the school team. read more » The real deal behind lol and lmao September 23, 2022 — by Beverly Xu and Divya Vadlakonda The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for. read more » Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
Studying the stars: finding out if my personality was developed or divined March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda I dissected my “big three” placements to see if the stars have my personality down. read more » Students raise funds to provide relief to victims of Turkey earthquake March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Sophomore Yusuf Tokuz, junior Zeyneb Kaya and senior Zeynep Tokuz set up a GoFundMe to support earthquake survivors. read more » 100-word rant: Sequestering phones in class is pointless March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Our cellphones should remain with us for the sake of retaining our autonomy. read more » With alternating casts, drama leaps into ‘Mamma Mia!’ March 30, 2023 — by Lena Aribi, Anamika Anand and Divya Vadlakonda The spring musical is expected to sell out due to its popularity, lighthearted storyline and captivating soundtrack. read more » ‘Bojack Horseman’ is hilarious, introspective and absolutely worth watching March 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The satirical show explores themes such as self esteem, sexuality and mental illness. read more » Junior and senior selected to tour with National Youth Orchestra over summer March 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior violist Tejas Tirthapura and senior violinist Shannon Ma will tour North America over the summer with the prestigious NYO-USA. read more » Staff editorial: Policies on academic integrity need updating, clarifying February 13, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The Academic Integrity Violation Policy requires an update and a solid definition of cheating. read more » Alumnus trains for national-level badminton events and plans to return as guest coach February 12, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Class of ‘22 alumnus Adrian Mar reflects on his lifestyle and ongoing enthusiasm for the sport since graduating last year. read more » School board requests bids for solar panel projects February 12, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The board has made plans to issue a request for proposal by the end of February. read more » Green Committee hopes to spark on-campus change through Spirit of Recycling clothing drive February 3, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The committee aims to introduce a more environmentally friendly option for unneeded school merchandise. read more » Sophomore organizes art auction to help raise money for educational crisis in Uganda January 27, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Using her passion for art, Amy Pan and other student artists raised over $2,000 during the event. read more » Student productions give Drama 4 Honors seniors chance to expand their skill set December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Seniors Ananya Gupta and Anastasia Ramirez directed “Laundry and Bourbon” and “Who Made Robert de Niro the King of America” as part of a directing project. read more » For players, ice hockey provides escape, excitement December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Senior Jenny Campbell and junior Matthew Zhang reflect on how playing the sports has impacted their lives. read more » Intro to Digital Animation course teaches fascinating concepts and provides students an artistic outlet December 6, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The course allows students to express their creativity while teaching them new skills such as character design and rotoscoping. read more » After-school snack connoisseurs point out their top choices December 1, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Kevin Yang A comprehensive summary of all the snacks that will satisfy your burning post school hunger. read more » Senior cellist wins prestigious 2023 YoungArts finalist award November 30, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda After playing cello for nine years, senior Joel Kim discusses how he has found success and how music has affected his lifestyle and goals for his future. read more » Greek life should be heavily regulated, if not eliminated entirely November 11, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu The hazing and alcoholism found at Greek life organizations endanger university students. read more » An ode to fall clothing October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda In the context of fall clothing, the hoodie is unrivaled. read more » Girls’ volleyball ends season on high note October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Maggie Zeng Players reflect on the team’s advancement and their future with the loss of many graduating seniors. read more » Marvel’s Phase 4 blunders spiral into formulaic cinema October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Latest Marvel releases like “She-Hulk” provide insight into the future of the cinematic universe. read more » Playing both club and school volleyball, freshman grows in her skills October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda After picking up the sport as a hobby in middle school, freshman Jena Lew has expanded to playing club volleyball alongside the school team. read more » The real deal behind lol and lmao September 23, 2022 — by Beverly Xu and Divya Vadlakonda The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for. read more » Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
Students raise funds to provide relief to victims of Turkey earthquake March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Sophomore Yusuf Tokuz, junior Zeyneb Kaya and senior Zeynep Tokuz set up a GoFundMe to support earthquake survivors. read more » 100-word rant: Sequestering phones in class is pointless March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Our cellphones should remain with us for the sake of retaining our autonomy. read more » With alternating casts, drama leaps into ‘Mamma Mia!’ March 30, 2023 — by Lena Aribi, Anamika Anand and Divya Vadlakonda The spring musical is expected to sell out due to its popularity, lighthearted storyline and captivating soundtrack. read more » ‘Bojack Horseman’ is hilarious, introspective and absolutely worth watching March 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The satirical show explores themes such as self esteem, sexuality and mental illness. read more » Junior and senior selected to tour with National Youth Orchestra over summer March 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior violist Tejas Tirthapura and senior violinist Shannon Ma will tour North America over the summer with the prestigious NYO-USA. read more » Staff editorial: Policies on academic integrity need updating, clarifying February 13, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The Academic Integrity Violation Policy requires an update and a solid definition of cheating. read more » Alumnus trains for national-level badminton events and plans to return as guest coach February 12, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Class of ‘22 alumnus Adrian Mar reflects on his lifestyle and ongoing enthusiasm for the sport since graduating last year. read more » School board requests bids for solar panel projects February 12, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The board has made plans to issue a request for proposal by the end of February. read more » Green Committee hopes to spark on-campus change through Spirit of Recycling clothing drive February 3, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The committee aims to introduce a more environmentally friendly option for unneeded school merchandise. read more » Sophomore organizes art auction to help raise money for educational crisis in Uganda January 27, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Using her passion for art, Amy Pan and other student artists raised over $2,000 during the event. read more » Student productions give Drama 4 Honors seniors chance to expand their skill set December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Seniors Ananya Gupta and Anastasia Ramirez directed “Laundry and Bourbon” and “Who Made Robert de Niro the King of America” as part of a directing project. read more » For players, ice hockey provides escape, excitement December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Senior Jenny Campbell and junior Matthew Zhang reflect on how playing the sports has impacted their lives. read more » Intro to Digital Animation course teaches fascinating concepts and provides students an artistic outlet December 6, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The course allows students to express their creativity while teaching them new skills such as character design and rotoscoping. read more » After-school snack connoisseurs point out their top choices December 1, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Kevin Yang A comprehensive summary of all the snacks that will satisfy your burning post school hunger. read more » Senior cellist wins prestigious 2023 YoungArts finalist award November 30, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda After playing cello for nine years, senior Joel Kim discusses how he has found success and how music has affected his lifestyle and goals for his future. read more » Greek life should be heavily regulated, if not eliminated entirely November 11, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu The hazing and alcoholism found at Greek life organizations endanger university students. read more » An ode to fall clothing October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda In the context of fall clothing, the hoodie is unrivaled. read more » Girls’ volleyball ends season on high note October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Maggie Zeng Players reflect on the team’s advancement and their future with the loss of many graduating seniors. read more » Marvel’s Phase 4 blunders spiral into formulaic cinema October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Latest Marvel releases like “She-Hulk” provide insight into the future of the cinematic universe. read more » Playing both club and school volleyball, freshman grows in her skills October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda After picking up the sport as a hobby in middle school, freshman Jena Lew has expanded to playing club volleyball alongside the school team. read more » The real deal behind lol and lmao September 23, 2022 — by Beverly Xu and Divya Vadlakonda The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for. read more » Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
100-word rant: Sequestering phones in class is pointless March 30, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Our cellphones should remain with us for the sake of retaining our autonomy. read more » With alternating casts, drama leaps into ‘Mamma Mia!’ March 30, 2023 — by Lena Aribi, Anamika Anand and Divya Vadlakonda The spring musical is expected to sell out due to its popularity, lighthearted storyline and captivating soundtrack. read more » ‘Bojack Horseman’ is hilarious, introspective and absolutely worth watching March 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The satirical show explores themes such as self esteem, sexuality and mental illness. read more » Junior and senior selected to tour with National Youth Orchestra over summer March 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior violist Tejas Tirthapura and senior violinist Shannon Ma will tour North America over the summer with the prestigious NYO-USA. read more » Staff editorial: Policies on academic integrity need updating, clarifying February 13, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The Academic Integrity Violation Policy requires an update and a solid definition of cheating. read more » Alumnus trains for national-level badminton events and plans to return as guest coach February 12, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Class of ‘22 alumnus Adrian Mar reflects on his lifestyle and ongoing enthusiasm for the sport since graduating last year. read more » School board requests bids for solar panel projects February 12, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The board has made plans to issue a request for proposal by the end of February. read more » Green Committee hopes to spark on-campus change through Spirit of Recycling clothing drive February 3, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The committee aims to introduce a more environmentally friendly option for unneeded school merchandise. read more » Sophomore organizes art auction to help raise money for educational crisis in Uganda January 27, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Using her passion for art, Amy Pan and other student artists raised over $2,000 during the event. read more » Student productions give Drama 4 Honors seniors chance to expand their skill set December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Seniors Ananya Gupta and Anastasia Ramirez directed “Laundry and Bourbon” and “Who Made Robert de Niro the King of America” as part of a directing project. read more » For players, ice hockey provides escape, excitement December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Senior Jenny Campbell and junior Matthew Zhang reflect on how playing the sports has impacted their lives. read more » Intro to Digital Animation course teaches fascinating concepts and provides students an artistic outlet December 6, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The course allows students to express their creativity while teaching them new skills such as character design and rotoscoping. read more » After-school snack connoisseurs point out their top choices December 1, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Kevin Yang A comprehensive summary of all the snacks that will satisfy your burning post school hunger. read more » Senior cellist wins prestigious 2023 YoungArts finalist award November 30, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda After playing cello for nine years, senior Joel Kim discusses how he has found success and how music has affected his lifestyle and goals for his future. read more » Greek life should be heavily regulated, if not eliminated entirely November 11, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu The hazing and alcoholism found at Greek life organizations endanger university students. read more » An ode to fall clothing October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda In the context of fall clothing, the hoodie is unrivaled. read more » Girls’ volleyball ends season on high note October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Maggie Zeng Players reflect on the team’s advancement and their future with the loss of many graduating seniors. read more » Marvel’s Phase 4 blunders spiral into formulaic cinema October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Latest Marvel releases like “She-Hulk” provide insight into the future of the cinematic universe. read more » Playing both club and school volleyball, freshman grows in her skills October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda After picking up the sport as a hobby in middle school, freshman Jena Lew has expanded to playing club volleyball alongside the school team. read more » The real deal behind lol and lmao September 23, 2022 — by Beverly Xu and Divya Vadlakonda The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for. read more » Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
With alternating casts, drama leaps into ‘Mamma Mia!’ March 30, 2023 — by Lena Aribi, Anamika Anand and Divya Vadlakonda The spring musical is expected to sell out due to its popularity, lighthearted storyline and captivating soundtrack. read more » ‘Bojack Horseman’ is hilarious, introspective and absolutely worth watching March 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The satirical show explores themes such as self esteem, sexuality and mental illness. read more » Junior and senior selected to tour with National Youth Orchestra over summer March 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior violist Tejas Tirthapura and senior violinist Shannon Ma will tour North America over the summer with the prestigious NYO-USA. read more » Staff editorial: Policies on academic integrity need updating, clarifying February 13, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The Academic Integrity Violation Policy requires an update and a solid definition of cheating. read more » Alumnus trains for national-level badminton events and plans to return as guest coach February 12, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Class of ‘22 alumnus Adrian Mar reflects on his lifestyle and ongoing enthusiasm for the sport since graduating last year. read more » School board requests bids for solar panel projects February 12, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The board has made plans to issue a request for proposal by the end of February. read more » Green Committee hopes to spark on-campus change through Spirit of Recycling clothing drive February 3, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The committee aims to introduce a more environmentally friendly option for unneeded school merchandise. read more » Sophomore organizes art auction to help raise money for educational crisis in Uganda January 27, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Using her passion for art, Amy Pan and other student artists raised over $2,000 during the event. read more » Student productions give Drama 4 Honors seniors chance to expand their skill set December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Seniors Ananya Gupta and Anastasia Ramirez directed “Laundry and Bourbon” and “Who Made Robert de Niro the King of America” as part of a directing project. read more » For players, ice hockey provides escape, excitement December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Senior Jenny Campbell and junior Matthew Zhang reflect on how playing the sports has impacted their lives. read more » Intro to Digital Animation course teaches fascinating concepts and provides students an artistic outlet December 6, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The course allows students to express their creativity while teaching them new skills such as character design and rotoscoping. read more » After-school snack connoisseurs point out their top choices December 1, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Kevin Yang A comprehensive summary of all the snacks that will satisfy your burning post school hunger. read more » Senior cellist wins prestigious 2023 YoungArts finalist award November 30, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda After playing cello for nine years, senior Joel Kim discusses how he has found success and how music has affected his lifestyle and goals for his future. read more » Greek life should be heavily regulated, if not eliminated entirely November 11, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu The hazing and alcoholism found at Greek life organizations endanger university students. read more » An ode to fall clothing October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda In the context of fall clothing, the hoodie is unrivaled. read more » Girls’ volleyball ends season on high note October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Maggie Zeng Players reflect on the team’s advancement and their future with the loss of many graduating seniors. read more » Marvel’s Phase 4 blunders spiral into formulaic cinema October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Latest Marvel releases like “She-Hulk” provide insight into the future of the cinematic universe. read more » Playing both club and school volleyball, freshman grows in her skills October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda After picking up the sport as a hobby in middle school, freshman Jena Lew has expanded to playing club volleyball alongside the school team. read more » The real deal behind lol and lmao September 23, 2022 — by Beverly Xu and Divya Vadlakonda The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for. read more » Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
‘Bojack Horseman’ is hilarious, introspective and absolutely worth watching March 26, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The satirical show explores themes such as self esteem, sexuality and mental illness. read more » Junior and senior selected to tour with National Youth Orchestra over summer March 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior violist Tejas Tirthapura and senior violinist Shannon Ma will tour North America over the summer with the prestigious NYO-USA. read more » Staff editorial: Policies on academic integrity need updating, clarifying February 13, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The Academic Integrity Violation Policy requires an update and a solid definition of cheating. read more » Alumnus trains for national-level badminton events and plans to return as guest coach February 12, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Class of ‘22 alumnus Adrian Mar reflects on his lifestyle and ongoing enthusiasm for the sport since graduating last year. read more » School board requests bids for solar panel projects February 12, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The board has made plans to issue a request for proposal by the end of February. read more » Green Committee hopes to spark on-campus change through Spirit of Recycling clothing drive February 3, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The committee aims to introduce a more environmentally friendly option for unneeded school merchandise. read more » Sophomore organizes art auction to help raise money for educational crisis in Uganda January 27, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Using her passion for art, Amy Pan and other student artists raised over $2,000 during the event. read more » Student productions give Drama 4 Honors seniors chance to expand their skill set December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Seniors Ananya Gupta and Anastasia Ramirez directed “Laundry and Bourbon” and “Who Made Robert de Niro the King of America” as part of a directing project. read more » For players, ice hockey provides escape, excitement December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Senior Jenny Campbell and junior Matthew Zhang reflect on how playing the sports has impacted their lives. read more » Intro to Digital Animation course teaches fascinating concepts and provides students an artistic outlet December 6, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The course allows students to express their creativity while teaching them new skills such as character design and rotoscoping. read more » After-school snack connoisseurs point out their top choices December 1, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Kevin Yang A comprehensive summary of all the snacks that will satisfy your burning post school hunger. read more » Senior cellist wins prestigious 2023 YoungArts finalist award November 30, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda After playing cello for nine years, senior Joel Kim discusses how he has found success and how music has affected his lifestyle and goals for his future. read more » Greek life should be heavily regulated, if not eliminated entirely November 11, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu The hazing and alcoholism found at Greek life organizations endanger university students. read more » An ode to fall clothing October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda In the context of fall clothing, the hoodie is unrivaled. read more » Girls’ volleyball ends season on high note October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Maggie Zeng Players reflect on the team’s advancement and their future with the loss of many graduating seniors. read more » Marvel’s Phase 4 blunders spiral into formulaic cinema October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Latest Marvel releases like “She-Hulk” provide insight into the future of the cinematic universe. read more » Playing both club and school volleyball, freshman grows in her skills October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda After picking up the sport as a hobby in middle school, freshman Jena Lew has expanded to playing club volleyball alongside the school team. read more » The real deal behind lol and lmao September 23, 2022 — by Beverly Xu and Divya Vadlakonda The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for. read more » Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
Junior and senior selected to tour with National Youth Orchestra over summer March 23, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior violist Tejas Tirthapura and senior violinist Shannon Ma will tour North America over the summer with the prestigious NYO-USA. read more » Staff editorial: Policies on academic integrity need updating, clarifying February 13, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The Academic Integrity Violation Policy requires an update and a solid definition of cheating. read more » Alumnus trains for national-level badminton events and plans to return as guest coach February 12, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Class of ‘22 alumnus Adrian Mar reflects on his lifestyle and ongoing enthusiasm for the sport since graduating last year. read more » School board requests bids for solar panel projects February 12, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The board has made plans to issue a request for proposal by the end of February. read more » Green Committee hopes to spark on-campus change through Spirit of Recycling clothing drive February 3, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The committee aims to introduce a more environmentally friendly option for unneeded school merchandise. read more » Sophomore organizes art auction to help raise money for educational crisis in Uganda January 27, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Using her passion for art, Amy Pan and other student artists raised over $2,000 during the event. read more » Student productions give Drama 4 Honors seniors chance to expand their skill set December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Seniors Ananya Gupta and Anastasia Ramirez directed “Laundry and Bourbon” and “Who Made Robert de Niro the King of America” as part of a directing project. read more » For players, ice hockey provides escape, excitement December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Senior Jenny Campbell and junior Matthew Zhang reflect on how playing the sports has impacted their lives. read more » Intro to Digital Animation course teaches fascinating concepts and provides students an artistic outlet December 6, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The course allows students to express their creativity while teaching them new skills such as character design and rotoscoping. read more » After-school snack connoisseurs point out their top choices December 1, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Kevin Yang A comprehensive summary of all the snacks that will satisfy your burning post school hunger. read more » Senior cellist wins prestigious 2023 YoungArts finalist award November 30, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda After playing cello for nine years, senior Joel Kim discusses how he has found success and how music has affected his lifestyle and goals for his future. read more » Greek life should be heavily regulated, if not eliminated entirely November 11, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu The hazing and alcoholism found at Greek life organizations endanger university students. read more » An ode to fall clothing October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda In the context of fall clothing, the hoodie is unrivaled. read more » Girls’ volleyball ends season on high note October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Maggie Zeng Players reflect on the team’s advancement and their future with the loss of many graduating seniors. read more » Marvel’s Phase 4 blunders spiral into formulaic cinema October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Latest Marvel releases like “She-Hulk” provide insight into the future of the cinematic universe. read more » Playing both club and school volleyball, freshman grows in her skills October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda After picking up the sport as a hobby in middle school, freshman Jena Lew has expanded to playing club volleyball alongside the school team. read more » The real deal behind lol and lmao September 23, 2022 — by Beverly Xu and Divya Vadlakonda The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for. read more » Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
Staff editorial: Policies on academic integrity need updating, clarifying February 13, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The Academic Integrity Violation Policy requires an update and a solid definition of cheating. read more » Alumnus trains for national-level badminton events and plans to return as guest coach February 12, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Class of ‘22 alumnus Adrian Mar reflects on his lifestyle and ongoing enthusiasm for the sport since graduating last year. read more » School board requests bids for solar panel projects February 12, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The board has made plans to issue a request for proposal by the end of February. read more » Green Committee hopes to spark on-campus change through Spirit of Recycling clothing drive February 3, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The committee aims to introduce a more environmentally friendly option for unneeded school merchandise. read more » Sophomore organizes art auction to help raise money for educational crisis in Uganda January 27, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Using her passion for art, Amy Pan and other student artists raised over $2,000 during the event. read more » Student productions give Drama 4 Honors seniors chance to expand their skill set December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Seniors Ananya Gupta and Anastasia Ramirez directed “Laundry and Bourbon” and “Who Made Robert de Niro the King of America” as part of a directing project. read more » For players, ice hockey provides escape, excitement December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Senior Jenny Campbell and junior Matthew Zhang reflect on how playing the sports has impacted their lives. read more » Intro to Digital Animation course teaches fascinating concepts and provides students an artistic outlet December 6, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The course allows students to express their creativity while teaching them new skills such as character design and rotoscoping. read more » After-school snack connoisseurs point out their top choices December 1, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Kevin Yang A comprehensive summary of all the snacks that will satisfy your burning post school hunger. read more » Senior cellist wins prestigious 2023 YoungArts finalist award November 30, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda After playing cello for nine years, senior Joel Kim discusses how he has found success and how music has affected his lifestyle and goals for his future. read more » Greek life should be heavily regulated, if not eliminated entirely November 11, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu The hazing and alcoholism found at Greek life organizations endanger university students. read more » An ode to fall clothing October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda In the context of fall clothing, the hoodie is unrivaled. read more » Girls’ volleyball ends season on high note October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Maggie Zeng Players reflect on the team’s advancement and their future with the loss of many graduating seniors. read more » Marvel’s Phase 4 blunders spiral into formulaic cinema October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Latest Marvel releases like “She-Hulk” provide insight into the future of the cinematic universe. read more » Playing both club and school volleyball, freshman grows in her skills October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda After picking up the sport as a hobby in middle school, freshman Jena Lew has expanded to playing club volleyball alongside the school team. read more » The real deal behind lol and lmao September 23, 2022 — by Beverly Xu and Divya Vadlakonda The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for. read more » Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
Alumnus trains for national-level badminton events and plans to return as guest coach February 12, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda Class of ‘22 alumnus Adrian Mar reflects on his lifestyle and ongoing enthusiasm for the sport since graduating last year. read more » School board requests bids for solar panel projects February 12, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The board has made plans to issue a request for proposal by the end of February. read more » Green Committee hopes to spark on-campus change through Spirit of Recycling clothing drive February 3, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The committee aims to introduce a more environmentally friendly option for unneeded school merchandise. read more » Sophomore organizes art auction to help raise money for educational crisis in Uganda January 27, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Using her passion for art, Amy Pan and other student artists raised over $2,000 during the event. read more » Student productions give Drama 4 Honors seniors chance to expand their skill set December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Seniors Ananya Gupta and Anastasia Ramirez directed “Laundry and Bourbon” and “Who Made Robert de Niro the King of America” as part of a directing project. read more » For players, ice hockey provides escape, excitement December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Senior Jenny Campbell and junior Matthew Zhang reflect on how playing the sports has impacted their lives. read more » Intro to Digital Animation course teaches fascinating concepts and provides students an artistic outlet December 6, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The course allows students to express their creativity while teaching them new skills such as character design and rotoscoping. read more » After-school snack connoisseurs point out their top choices December 1, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Kevin Yang A comprehensive summary of all the snacks that will satisfy your burning post school hunger. read more » Senior cellist wins prestigious 2023 YoungArts finalist award November 30, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda After playing cello for nine years, senior Joel Kim discusses how he has found success and how music has affected his lifestyle and goals for his future. read more » Greek life should be heavily regulated, if not eliminated entirely November 11, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu The hazing and alcoholism found at Greek life organizations endanger university students. read more » An ode to fall clothing October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda In the context of fall clothing, the hoodie is unrivaled. read more » Girls’ volleyball ends season on high note October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Maggie Zeng Players reflect on the team’s advancement and their future with the loss of many graduating seniors. read more » Marvel’s Phase 4 blunders spiral into formulaic cinema October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Latest Marvel releases like “She-Hulk” provide insight into the future of the cinematic universe. read more » Playing both club and school volleyball, freshman grows in her skills October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda After picking up the sport as a hobby in middle school, freshman Jena Lew has expanded to playing club volleyball alongside the school team. read more » The real deal behind lol and lmao September 23, 2022 — by Beverly Xu and Divya Vadlakonda The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for. read more » Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
School board requests bids for solar panel projects February 12, 2023 — by William Norwood and Divya Vadlakonda The board has made plans to issue a request for proposal by the end of February. read more » Green Committee hopes to spark on-campus change through Spirit of Recycling clothing drive February 3, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The committee aims to introduce a more environmentally friendly option for unneeded school merchandise. read more » Sophomore organizes art auction to help raise money for educational crisis in Uganda January 27, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Using her passion for art, Amy Pan and other student artists raised over $2,000 during the event. read more » Student productions give Drama 4 Honors seniors chance to expand their skill set December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Seniors Ananya Gupta and Anastasia Ramirez directed “Laundry and Bourbon” and “Who Made Robert de Niro the King of America” as part of a directing project. read more » For players, ice hockey provides escape, excitement December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Senior Jenny Campbell and junior Matthew Zhang reflect on how playing the sports has impacted their lives. read more » Intro to Digital Animation course teaches fascinating concepts and provides students an artistic outlet December 6, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The course allows students to express their creativity while teaching them new skills such as character design and rotoscoping. read more » After-school snack connoisseurs point out their top choices December 1, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Kevin Yang A comprehensive summary of all the snacks that will satisfy your burning post school hunger. read more » Senior cellist wins prestigious 2023 YoungArts finalist award November 30, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda After playing cello for nine years, senior Joel Kim discusses how he has found success and how music has affected his lifestyle and goals for his future. read more » Greek life should be heavily regulated, if not eliminated entirely November 11, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu The hazing and alcoholism found at Greek life organizations endanger university students. read more » An ode to fall clothing October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda In the context of fall clothing, the hoodie is unrivaled. read more » Girls’ volleyball ends season on high note October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Maggie Zeng Players reflect on the team’s advancement and their future with the loss of many graduating seniors. read more » Marvel’s Phase 4 blunders spiral into formulaic cinema October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Latest Marvel releases like “She-Hulk” provide insight into the future of the cinematic universe. read more » Playing both club and school volleyball, freshman grows in her skills October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda After picking up the sport as a hobby in middle school, freshman Jena Lew has expanded to playing club volleyball alongside the school team. read more » The real deal behind lol and lmao September 23, 2022 — by Beverly Xu and Divya Vadlakonda The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for. read more » Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
Green Committee hopes to spark on-campus change through Spirit of Recycling clothing drive February 3, 2023 — by Divya Vadlakonda The committee aims to introduce a more environmentally friendly option for unneeded school merchandise. read more » Sophomore organizes art auction to help raise money for educational crisis in Uganda January 27, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Using her passion for art, Amy Pan and other student artists raised over $2,000 during the event. read more » Student productions give Drama 4 Honors seniors chance to expand their skill set December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Seniors Ananya Gupta and Anastasia Ramirez directed “Laundry and Bourbon” and “Who Made Robert de Niro the King of America” as part of a directing project. read more » For players, ice hockey provides escape, excitement December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Senior Jenny Campbell and junior Matthew Zhang reflect on how playing the sports has impacted their lives. read more » Intro to Digital Animation course teaches fascinating concepts and provides students an artistic outlet December 6, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The course allows students to express their creativity while teaching them new skills such as character design and rotoscoping. read more » After-school snack connoisseurs point out their top choices December 1, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Kevin Yang A comprehensive summary of all the snacks that will satisfy your burning post school hunger. read more » Senior cellist wins prestigious 2023 YoungArts finalist award November 30, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda After playing cello for nine years, senior Joel Kim discusses how he has found success and how music has affected his lifestyle and goals for his future. read more » Greek life should be heavily regulated, if not eliminated entirely November 11, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu The hazing and alcoholism found at Greek life organizations endanger university students. read more » An ode to fall clothing October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda In the context of fall clothing, the hoodie is unrivaled. read more » Girls’ volleyball ends season on high note October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Maggie Zeng Players reflect on the team’s advancement and their future with the loss of many graduating seniors. read more » Marvel’s Phase 4 blunders spiral into formulaic cinema October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Latest Marvel releases like “She-Hulk” provide insight into the future of the cinematic universe. read more » Playing both club and school volleyball, freshman grows in her skills October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda After picking up the sport as a hobby in middle school, freshman Jena Lew has expanded to playing club volleyball alongside the school team. read more » The real deal behind lol and lmao September 23, 2022 — by Beverly Xu and Divya Vadlakonda The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for. read more » Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
Sophomore organizes art auction to help raise money for educational crisis in Uganda January 27, 2023 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Using her passion for art, Amy Pan and other student artists raised over $2,000 during the event. read more » Student productions give Drama 4 Honors seniors chance to expand their skill set December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Seniors Ananya Gupta and Anastasia Ramirez directed “Laundry and Bourbon” and “Who Made Robert de Niro the King of America” as part of a directing project. read more » For players, ice hockey provides escape, excitement December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Senior Jenny Campbell and junior Matthew Zhang reflect on how playing the sports has impacted their lives. read more » Intro to Digital Animation course teaches fascinating concepts and provides students an artistic outlet December 6, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The course allows students to express their creativity while teaching them new skills such as character design and rotoscoping. read more » After-school snack connoisseurs point out their top choices December 1, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Kevin Yang A comprehensive summary of all the snacks that will satisfy your burning post school hunger. read more » Senior cellist wins prestigious 2023 YoungArts finalist award November 30, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda After playing cello for nine years, senior Joel Kim discusses how he has found success and how music has affected his lifestyle and goals for his future. read more » Greek life should be heavily regulated, if not eliminated entirely November 11, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu The hazing and alcoholism found at Greek life organizations endanger university students. read more » An ode to fall clothing October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda In the context of fall clothing, the hoodie is unrivaled. read more » Girls’ volleyball ends season on high note October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Maggie Zeng Players reflect on the team’s advancement and their future with the loss of many graduating seniors. read more » Marvel’s Phase 4 blunders spiral into formulaic cinema October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Latest Marvel releases like “She-Hulk” provide insight into the future of the cinematic universe. read more » Playing both club and school volleyball, freshman grows in her skills October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda After picking up the sport as a hobby in middle school, freshman Jena Lew has expanded to playing club volleyball alongside the school team. read more » The real deal behind lol and lmao September 23, 2022 — by Beverly Xu and Divya Vadlakonda The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for. read more » Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
Student productions give Drama 4 Honors seniors chance to expand their skill set December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Seniors Ananya Gupta and Anastasia Ramirez directed “Laundry and Bourbon” and “Who Made Robert de Niro the King of America” as part of a directing project. read more » For players, ice hockey provides escape, excitement December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Senior Jenny Campbell and junior Matthew Zhang reflect on how playing the sports has impacted their lives. read more » Intro to Digital Animation course teaches fascinating concepts and provides students an artistic outlet December 6, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The course allows students to express their creativity while teaching them new skills such as character design and rotoscoping. read more » After-school snack connoisseurs point out their top choices December 1, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Kevin Yang A comprehensive summary of all the snacks that will satisfy your burning post school hunger. read more » Senior cellist wins prestigious 2023 YoungArts finalist award November 30, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda After playing cello for nine years, senior Joel Kim discusses how he has found success and how music has affected his lifestyle and goals for his future. read more » Greek life should be heavily regulated, if not eliminated entirely November 11, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu The hazing and alcoholism found at Greek life organizations endanger university students. read more » An ode to fall clothing October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda In the context of fall clothing, the hoodie is unrivaled. read more » Girls’ volleyball ends season on high note October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Maggie Zeng Players reflect on the team’s advancement and their future with the loss of many graduating seniors. read more » Marvel’s Phase 4 blunders spiral into formulaic cinema October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Latest Marvel releases like “She-Hulk” provide insight into the future of the cinematic universe. read more » Playing both club and school volleyball, freshman grows in her skills October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda After picking up the sport as a hobby in middle school, freshman Jena Lew has expanded to playing club volleyball alongside the school team. read more » The real deal behind lol and lmao September 23, 2022 — by Beverly Xu and Divya Vadlakonda The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for. read more » Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
For players, ice hockey provides escape, excitement December 8, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Senior Jenny Campbell and junior Matthew Zhang reflect on how playing the sports has impacted their lives. read more » Intro to Digital Animation course teaches fascinating concepts and provides students an artistic outlet December 6, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The course allows students to express their creativity while teaching them new skills such as character design and rotoscoping. read more » After-school snack connoisseurs point out their top choices December 1, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Kevin Yang A comprehensive summary of all the snacks that will satisfy your burning post school hunger. read more » Senior cellist wins prestigious 2023 YoungArts finalist award November 30, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda After playing cello for nine years, senior Joel Kim discusses how he has found success and how music has affected his lifestyle and goals for his future. read more » Greek life should be heavily regulated, if not eliminated entirely November 11, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu The hazing and alcoholism found at Greek life organizations endanger university students. read more » An ode to fall clothing October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda In the context of fall clothing, the hoodie is unrivaled. read more » Girls’ volleyball ends season on high note October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Maggie Zeng Players reflect on the team’s advancement and their future with the loss of many graduating seniors. read more » Marvel’s Phase 4 blunders spiral into formulaic cinema October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Latest Marvel releases like “She-Hulk” provide insight into the future of the cinematic universe. read more » Playing both club and school volleyball, freshman grows in her skills October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda After picking up the sport as a hobby in middle school, freshman Jena Lew has expanded to playing club volleyball alongside the school team. read more » The real deal behind lol and lmao September 23, 2022 — by Beverly Xu and Divya Vadlakonda The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for. read more » Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
Intro to Digital Animation course teaches fascinating concepts and provides students an artistic outlet December 6, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The course allows students to express their creativity while teaching them new skills such as character design and rotoscoping. read more » After-school snack connoisseurs point out their top choices December 1, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Kevin Yang A comprehensive summary of all the snacks that will satisfy your burning post school hunger. read more » Senior cellist wins prestigious 2023 YoungArts finalist award November 30, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda After playing cello for nine years, senior Joel Kim discusses how he has found success and how music has affected his lifestyle and goals for his future. read more » Greek life should be heavily regulated, if not eliminated entirely November 11, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu The hazing and alcoholism found at Greek life organizations endanger university students. read more » An ode to fall clothing October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda In the context of fall clothing, the hoodie is unrivaled. read more » Girls’ volleyball ends season on high note October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Maggie Zeng Players reflect on the team’s advancement and their future with the loss of many graduating seniors. read more » Marvel’s Phase 4 blunders spiral into formulaic cinema October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Latest Marvel releases like “She-Hulk” provide insight into the future of the cinematic universe. read more » Playing both club and school volleyball, freshman grows in her skills October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda After picking up the sport as a hobby in middle school, freshman Jena Lew has expanded to playing club volleyball alongside the school team. read more » The real deal behind lol and lmao September 23, 2022 — by Beverly Xu and Divya Vadlakonda The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for. read more » Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
After-school snack connoisseurs point out their top choices December 1, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Kevin Yang A comprehensive summary of all the snacks that will satisfy your burning post school hunger. read more » Senior cellist wins prestigious 2023 YoungArts finalist award November 30, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda After playing cello for nine years, senior Joel Kim discusses how he has found success and how music has affected his lifestyle and goals for his future. read more » Greek life should be heavily regulated, if not eliminated entirely November 11, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu The hazing and alcoholism found at Greek life organizations endanger university students. read more » An ode to fall clothing October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda In the context of fall clothing, the hoodie is unrivaled. read more » Girls’ volleyball ends season on high note October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Maggie Zeng Players reflect on the team’s advancement and their future with the loss of many graduating seniors. read more » Marvel’s Phase 4 blunders spiral into formulaic cinema October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Latest Marvel releases like “She-Hulk” provide insight into the future of the cinematic universe. read more » Playing both club and school volleyball, freshman grows in her skills October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda After picking up the sport as a hobby in middle school, freshman Jena Lew has expanded to playing club volleyball alongside the school team. read more » The real deal behind lol and lmao September 23, 2022 — by Beverly Xu and Divya Vadlakonda The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for. read more » Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
Senior cellist wins prestigious 2023 YoungArts finalist award November 30, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda After playing cello for nine years, senior Joel Kim discusses how he has found success and how music has affected his lifestyle and goals for his future. read more » Greek life should be heavily regulated, if not eliminated entirely November 11, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu The hazing and alcoholism found at Greek life organizations endanger university students. read more » An ode to fall clothing October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda In the context of fall clothing, the hoodie is unrivaled. read more » Girls’ volleyball ends season on high note October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Maggie Zeng Players reflect on the team’s advancement and their future with the loss of many graduating seniors. read more » Marvel’s Phase 4 blunders spiral into formulaic cinema October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Latest Marvel releases like “She-Hulk” provide insight into the future of the cinematic universe. read more » Playing both club and school volleyball, freshman grows in her skills October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda After picking up the sport as a hobby in middle school, freshman Jena Lew has expanded to playing club volleyball alongside the school team. read more » The real deal behind lol and lmao September 23, 2022 — by Beverly Xu and Divya Vadlakonda The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for. read more » Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
Greek life should be heavily regulated, if not eliminated entirely November 11, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Beverly Xu The hazing and alcoholism found at Greek life organizations endanger university students. read more » An ode to fall clothing October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda In the context of fall clothing, the hoodie is unrivaled. read more » Girls’ volleyball ends season on high note October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Maggie Zeng Players reflect on the team’s advancement and their future with the loss of many graduating seniors. read more » Marvel’s Phase 4 blunders spiral into formulaic cinema October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Latest Marvel releases like “She-Hulk” provide insight into the future of the cinematic universe. read more » Playing both club and school volleyball, freshman grows in her skills October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda After picking up the sport as a hobby in middle school, freshman Jena Lew has expanded to playing club volleyball alongside the school team. read more » The real deal behind lol and lmao September 23, 2022 — by Beverly Xu and Divya Vadlakonda The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for. read more » Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
An ode to fall clothing October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda In the context of fall clothing, the hoodie is unrivaled. read more » Girls’ volleyball ends season on high note October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Maggie Zeng Players reflect on the team’s advancement and their future with the loss of many graduating seniors. read more » Marvel’s Phase 4 blunders spiral into formulaic cinema October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Latest Marvel releases like “She-Hulk” provide insight into the future of the cinematic universe. read more » Playing both club and school volleyball, freshman grows in her skills October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda After picking up the sport as a hobby in middle school, freshman Jena Lew has expanded to playing club volleyball alongside the school team. read more » The real deal behind lol and lmao September 23, 2022 — by Beverly Xu and Divya Vadlakonda The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for. read more » Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
Girls’ volleyball ends season on high note October 19, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda and Maggie Zeng Players reflect on the team’s advancement and their future with the loss of many graduating seniors. read more » Marvel’s Phase 4 blunders spiral into formulaic cinema October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Latest Marvel releases like “She-Hulk” provide insight into the future of the cinematic universe. read more » Playing both club and school volleyball, freshman grows in her skills October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda After picking up the sport as a hobby in middle school, freshman Jena Lew has expanded to playing club volleyball alongside the school team. read more » The real deal behind lol and lmao September 23, 2022 — by Beverly Xu and Divya Vadlakonda The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for. read more » Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
Marvel’s Phase 4 blunders spiral into formulaic cinema October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda Latest Marvel releases like “She-Hulk” provide insight into the future of the cinematic universe. read more » Playing both club and school volleyball, freshman grows in her skills October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda After picking up the sport as a hobby in middle school, freshman Jena Lew has expanded to playing club volleyball alongside the school team. read more » The real deal behind lol and lmao September 23, 2022 — by Beverly Xu and Divya Vadlakonda The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for. read more » Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
Playing both club and school volleyball, freshman grows in her skills October 18, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda After picking up the sport as a hobby in middle school, freshman Jena Lew has expanded to playing club volleyball alongside the school team. read more » The real deal behind lol and lmao September 23, 2022 — by Beverly Xu and Divya Vadlakonda The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for. read more » Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
The real deal behind lol and lmao September 23, 2022 — by Beverly Xu and Divya Vadlakonda The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for. read more » Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
Former athletic trainer Liz Alves returns to campus as P.E. teacher September 21, 2022 — by Sarah Thomas and Divya Vadlakonda Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program. read more » With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry September 21, 2022 — by Maggie Zeng and Divya Vadlakonda With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates. read more » ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: The beginning of the end lives up to its hype September 21, 2022 — by Divya Vadlakonda The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others. read more » Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
Junior and sophomore march for Concord Blue Devils B over summer September 14, 2022 — by Anika Kapasi and Divya Vadlakonda Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps. read more » Visuals by Divya March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
March 30, 2024: Lost and found items now being donated Teen Challenge charity The lost and found bin outside of the office routinely collects jackets and water bottles. March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
March 14, 2024: Alves continues to flesh out Intermediate P.E. curriculum Intermediate P.E. teacher Liz Alves teaches a student a series of defense positions. March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
March 3, 2024: The rise of parasocial relationships calls for the moderation of media consumption The illusion of intimacy has been exacerbated by social media. December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
December 15, 2023: When sticky substances lead to tricky situations The trifecta of doom make their way into my dreams. November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
November 8, 2023: Charcoal portraits are my unconventional vehicle for self-expression One of my first commissions, depicting some of my family friend’s relatives. September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
September 29, 2023: Administration must limit the use of electric bikes until tighter federal regulations come into place Me as a freshman on my way to Starbies during lunch. May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
May 26, 2023: Aides are the backbone of the school’s special education program — but hiring enough to meet needs has become difficult CBI general aide Terry Douglass assists a student while they practice writing an email about their schedule for the day. May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
May 24, 2023: AP 2D and 3D Art and Design to be offered next year Students will be able to use a variety of mediums, setting it apart from other art courses. May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
May 23, 2023: ASL: a language that deserves to be taught more widely ASL courses should be made more mainstream in schools. May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
May 22, 2023: Confessions of a concession stand connoisseur My concession stand essentials. April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
April 3, 2023: Class officer elections see an increase in candidates, rare runoff race Students used their devices to vote for class office elections. September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.
September 21, 2022: With a strong start, girls’ volleyball hopes to improve team chemistry Senior Noor Khan serves during a game against King’s Academy on Sept. 7.