The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) announced another delay in its release for the 2024–25 school year until early March. Here’s what you need to know.
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“This girl's good.”
That was varsity girls soccer Coach Jacob Valadez’s first impression of freshman Brooke Neschleba.
Since the first day of the Los Altos High School girls soccer tryouts,...
Tiny Tots Preschool has been around for over 50 years, one of the oldest preschools in the city. Generations of Los Altans have played, learned and grown up in its San Antonio Club location and, more recently,...
Starting this school year, the Los Altos High School Marching Band & Color Guard (MBCG) no longer requires a fee for students to participate in the program.
In past years, money from these mandatory...
By Matthew Kim, Web Managing Editor
| March 5, 2024
Tomorrow is the California primaries, and among elections for Senate candidates and party presidential nominees, one key race is the primary House election for California’s 16th Congressional District...
Sophomore Joanne Lin has always been a team player. From performing in local chamber groups to leading a full orchestra section, Joanne has been a crucial member of every ensemble she’s played with.
But...
It isn’t often when one’s hobby is their job, but this is the case for Los Altos High School’s (LAHS) newest counselor Jenny Dumas, who brought along over 15 years of experience and a big heart as...
Still looking through your math options for the next school year? Coming to Los Altos High School next school year is Advanced Statistics & Data Science (Adv Stats & Data Science on the course...
For the past month, Los Altos High School’s Associated Student Body has been planning their annual dance battle rally that took place on Monday, February 12th. Take a look behind the scenes at ASB’s...
At age 4, senior Jessica Anderson found her second home on the soccer pitch. From joining her first recreational team to playing as an Eagle, she’s continually translated her love for the sport into...
Student and teacher representatives of The Oracle, the Mountain View High School student newspaper, sued MVHS Principal Dr. Kip Glazer and the Mountain View–Los Altos School District yesterday. They...
In late January, Los Altos High School welcomed fresh faces from another country: thirty-six Taiwanese exchange students. Chosen from applications across Taiwan through the Twin Oaks program, the exchange...
