At student council meetings, attendees are given the opportunity to voice their thoughts on school issues and propose initiatives for change. Before this year, attendance was limited to selected representatives, chosen by teachers or from extracurricular organizations such as Speech and Debate. Now...

Saturated with color and bursting with motion, Freshman Bayleigh Toth’s edits—10 to 20 second clips of characters synchronized to music—have enthralled almost 30,000 followers. What began as a personal hobby has become a success for Toth. Her most viral video...

By Dylan Xie Sept. 24, 2025 Frida Castro-Lavenant,  Social Studies Department Entering her first official year as a teacher, this has been a dream come-true moment for Castro-Lavenant. Prior to this position, she was a student teacher at Fremont High School and a substitute at Leland for a year and a half. Castro-Lavenant had already familiarized herself with the faculty during the previous summers. As an instructional assistant, she collaborated with Trevor H

On the first day of each school year, Roberto Gutierrez, Foreign Language Department, introduces himself with the fun fact that he held the Olympic torch at 13 years old. While at first it may seem like this event is  at most a slice of trivia, in truth, it represents a common theme throughout his life: seeking inspiration from the best of the best to improve himself.

While many students spent their ski break relaxing at home, members of the Journey Around the World (JAW) club traded their typical routines for an immersive teaching experience in Cambodia.

Are you generally satisfied with their school campus or not? Yes: 95 No: 10 Total: 105 Percentage yes: 90.5% Percentage no: 9.5%

Many Bay Area residents have been to the ocean, but Lon Walton, Science Department, is more familiar with it than most. For over 30 years...