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...
Among the many unique and popular clubs at Cal High, one is catching the attention of people who love the outdoors and want to help preserve the environment: the Climbing Club.
Started by junior Paloma...
Throughout the years, Cal High students have unfortunately witnessed many discriminatory incidents on campus that have targeted certain groups of people.
As a way to combat these incidents, a group of...
Cal High’s XR EDU club has made it past the first stage of the Samsung Solve for Tomorrow competition as state finalists for the second year in a row.
The club will now have to advance two more stages...
A small percentage of Cal High students serve as a teacher aide (TA), dedicating one or more periods of their school day to help teachers by running basic errands and completing tasks, such as passing...
Cal High leadership students delivered nearly 500 toys to Michelle Obama Elementary School (MOES) in Richmond on Dec. 8 as part of its annual holiday toy drive with Cal’s sister school.
The goal...
Students better not be late when they return to campus on Jan. 9 after winter break.
Starting next semester, a new automated system is being introduced to keep track of tardies and automatically issue...
