Cheers, high-fives, and laughter erupted as the Los Altos High School baseball team secured a decisive 9–0 victory over the Gunn High School Titans last Friday, April 18.
After dropping a close 7–11...
CVRA
In early August last year, the Mountain View-Los Altos School District (MVLASD) received a notice of their violation of the California Voting Rights Act (CVRA). A law that was created to protect...
As part of Videography Club’s guest speaker series, nationally acclaimed film director Deborah Kampmeier spoke at its lunch meeting on March 31. Kampmeier, who directed films such as Star Trek: Picard...
Tomorrow and on Friday, May 2, the Jazz Dance and Advanced Jazz Dance will take to the stage to perform its annual show. The program will perform a broad range of styles, from lyrical to hip hop to Bollywood.
This...
On Monday, March 31, students took to the gym floor to show their pride in their identities by demonstrating cultural performances. These ranged from Corrido ballads, to choreographed dances, to a Guzheng...
Science teacher Greg Stoehr is your favorite teacher's favorite teacher. While many know of his decades-long campus presence, few know of his athletic feats.
Years before you were born, Stoehr was...
At her eighth-grade graduation, English Department Head Margaret Bennett received an award for running the most miles of any student. Now, nearly 30 years — and many trophies — later, she reflects...
For Spanish teacher and hurdles Head Coach Robyn Hughes, track and field is more than a sport — it’s her family legacy. Whether it’s coaching her daughter or hurdling pregnant, she proves that greatness...
After leaving home her junior year to attend a Dallas boarding school, field hockey Head Coach Mary Donahue had a selection of fall sports to choose from. Her decision to pick field hockey would change...
Hurdles Coach George Carty has been running since he could walk. His passion and dedication gave him life-changing opportunities, including winning an NCAA Championship with San José State University,...
It took Speech Therapist Damara Nasca time to find her sport and niche.
Nasca initially did gymnastics, but her passion was cut short when her height interfered with her safety — being too tall...
