With boba shops popping up one after another in the Bay Area, boba enthusiasts and amateurs alike have debated what makes a quality place and ultimately, the best one nearby. As some of Los Altos High...
Los Altos High School Green Team president senior Diya Gupta and Assistant Principal Galen Rosenberg flew to Washington, D.C. to claim the school’s Green Ribbon award on Tuesday, September 28.
The...
By Emilie Enser, Opinions Editor
| October 13, 2021
The Los Altos High School varsity football team dominated in a 34–7 win against Gunn High School on Friday, October 8. Following the JV game, Mountain View–Los Altos Board President Fiona Walter led...
Protection against the COVID-19 virus should be Los Altos High School’s main concern. As of now, students wear masks in class and are encouraged to social distance, but that’s not enough. With the...
Los Altos High School will hold the Homecoming dance — the first dance of the year — on Saturday, October 30. Despite the cancellation of previous school dances, Homecoming is proceeding per usual,...
As student journalists, our job is to make sure that our coverage represents the diverse student body at Los Altos High School and the Los Altos community. The Talon’s goal is to provide holistic coverage...
The Los Altos community center opened on Saturday, October 2, two years after the initial groundbreaking. To celebrate the opening of the center, the City of Los Altos held a ribbon-cutting ceremony, featuring...
Bursting onto the theater steps in bedazzled costumes and lip syncing their hearts out, Los Altos High School’s performing arts teachers announced that this year’s musical will be “Mamma Mia” after...
The Mountain View–Los Altos School District looks to implement Ethnic Studies — the interdisciplinary study of minority groups in America — as an elective class open to all grade levels next year...
A bomb threat prompted Los Altos High School to evacuate at approximately 9:10 a.m. All students at school were safe and accounted for, according to school Assistant Principal Suzanne Woolfolk. Residents...
After 18 months of relative calm, Los Altos High School’s hazardous morning traffic has come roaring back, teeming with flagrant violations of regulations and reckless behavior. Alongside the return...
By Caitlin Hannon, Guest Writer, English Teacher
| September 24, 2021
I can’t remember when my husband and I started testing regularly for COVID-19, but it was a long time ago. His company offers weekly testing that is sent to our house — he swabs, returns and gets results...
