Editor’s Note: This is the first in a series of stories reporting on the challenges nonprofit organizations in Contra Costa County face as changes in federal laws and policies go into effect. The story...
Among student chatter and discussion, English teacher Kiara Smith’s classroom catches the eye.
A vividly decorated door, colorful walls and student art projects reflect the vibrant energy and creativity...
Over the past 20 years, Contra Costa County residents have gathered at the Lesher Center for the Arts to attend the renowned Newsmakers: Lesher Speaker Series, an annual series of events that celebrates...
Inflation is at a 23-year high. Tensions are rising in the Middle East. A potential recession is impacting America’s economy.
With the presidential election here today, the country’s next leader will...
As Cal High’s newly introduced AP World History class is added to more schedules, the number of students taking AP European History has dwindled, raising questions about changes in course scheduling...
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...
Hearing Cal High teachers fondly recall their days attending their alma mater as students is not as uncommon as one would think.
Many current and former Cal teachers claim Cal as their alma mater, bridging...
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...
The conflict between school boards across the nation and the controversial nonprofit organization Moms for Liberty has reached the San Ramon Valley Unified School District, challenging school policies...
From just beginning to indulge in the art of music to successfully releasing an indie rock song, Cal High senior Anushna Sapatnekar is on their way to stardom.
On Sep. 22, Sapatnekar released their title...
