The Official Student-Run Newspaper of California High School

The Californian

The Official Student-Run Newspaper of California High School

The Californian

The Official Student-Run Newspaper of California High School

The Californian

College Board approves two new AP courses

Advay Aggarwal and Sophia Liu March 28, 2024

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...

New AP Lit teacher Wade Wilgus lectures his class. Rotating substitutes taught the class before he started on Sept. 7.

AP classes affected by teacher shortage

Rohan Iyer, Staff Writer October 13, 2022

Senior Spandan Kottakota never expected that the AP Physics class he signed up for last year would be canceled because no teacher could be hired. “The week right before school started I got an email...

Senior Ramya Kaja’s piece from her AP Art portfolio depicts a girl on Earth staring up into space and follows her theme of exploring curiosity. All AP Art students need to create 15 pieces based on a single theme for their portfolio.

AP Art students paint their way to the end of the year

Sophia DiGiovanni, Features Editor March 23, 2022

Pablo Picasso once said, “Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once he grows up.” Cal High AP Art students are trying to do just that. The course, which is offered for...

It isn’t easy for the Class of 2023

Ridhi Goyal, Staff Writer September 25, 2020

The modern Cal High students’ morning routine goes a little something like this: waking up to light filtering in through the window, brushing their teeth, rushing to grab something for breakfast, picking...

Each class has its own bone to pick with the pandemic

Each class has its own bone to pick with the pandemic

Tyler Lunn, Asiyah Ally, Ridhi Goyal, and Eli Mayerson September 25, 2020

After the 2020-21 school year started online, there have been many perks exclusive to the high school experience that freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors are now missing out on.

High school’s hardest year has become more challenging

Eli Mayerson, Sports Editor September 25, 2020

When junior Sishir Katta sat down to choose his classes last year, he was as oblivious to the effects of the coronavirus pandemic as anyone. He knew junior year was the time to go all out, so he chose...

AP classes not suited to all students

March 13, 2012
Students weigh the benefits of weighted college level classes.
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