March is that wonderful time of the year when the stress of course selection finally starts to kick in for students.
But students will notice some new changes on the course selection sheet this spring...
The decision by Cal High administrators to remove Muslim Student Association (MSA) posters supporting Palestine last month has created controversy about free speech rights and censorship on campus.
In...
Cal High’s mock trial team can’t stop winning.
After six consecutive years of winning the Contra Costa County championship, the team won the first place trophy once again last month and extended their...
Cal High’s ethnic studies class will become mandatory for freshmen starting in the 2025-26 school year, replacing the semester-long freshman class world geography.
Ethnic Studies is currently offered...
Amidst growing interest in the world of computer science, a Cal High club has created a nonprofit organization dedicated to spreading awareness about an often overlooked idea: open source.
Started by...
In a world of ongoing violence, as seen in the Israel/Palestine conflict and the Russo-Ukrainian wars, a neutral organization like the Red Cross is becoming increasingly important.
The International Red...
Recently, College Board approved two new AP courses to be available next school year: AP African American Studies and AP Precalculus.
AP African American Studies (APAAS) is starting in the fall and it...
Detentions have skyrocketed ninefold since Cal High administrators introduced a new system this semester that automatically assigns detentions through Infinite Campus, Principal Demetrius Ball said.
To...
Attending homecoming rallies and football games is every Cal High student’s rite of passage, and the home bleachers play an important role in making this happen.
For seniors, the bleachers are where...
Cal High is planning to offer a new Korean language class next school year because of the number of students who are excited to learn about the Asian culture.
Juniors Hana Kim and Cindy Kim conducted...
