The Fountain Valley High School Inkineers compete in Houston’s international robotics ‘FIRST’ Championship

The team had a once-in-a-lifetime experience at Houston, where they competed alongside international teams from Romania to South Africa.

”It really is about TIME” – Teachers in SCV hardly compensated for their efforts.

by niakkonstantinova | News

Teachers in Santa Clarita community are standing up for themselves, asking the Hart District to provide them with a fair COLA (Cost of Living Increase).

To the incoming Boys and Girls State cohort: Lessons I learned building a government from the ground up

by Philip Lam | April 22, 2024 | Education, Features, Hero, Opinion, Opportunities | 0 Comments

With the annual summer conference slated for mid-June, here’s what current juniors should know about Boys and Girls State, a selective civic leadership program touted by the American Legion as “a week that shapes a lifetime.”

New California bill could ban color dyes in kids’ favorite snacks in public schools

by Tamar Koren-Pinto | April 2, 2024 | Education, Featured, Features, Features, Food, Hero, News, Schools | 0 Comments

A new California bill was introduced in March and attempts to ban certain food additives that may be carcinogens or harmful to human health in public schools.

American Red Cross declares national blood shortage: How California School of the Arts – SGV is combating this emergency

by Karina Yue | March 1, 2024 | Education, Hero, News, Schools | 0 Comments

The American Red Cross reported a national blood shortage at the beginning of 2024 as the number of donors hit an all-time low in the past 20 years.

Tensions boil over at Dublin Unified School District Board meeting amid teacher pay dispute

by Aakrisht Mehra | Education, Featured, Features

Just days after the Dublin Unified School District (DUSD) announced that it would offer guest teachers $600 in the event of a teacher strike, dozens of furious parents, educators, and students flocked to Tuesday’s Dublin Unified School District School Board meeting.

Opinion: The children are not alright: Making the case for the reversal of Russia’s international adoption ban

by grace11burke | Opinion

Potential adoptees are caught between the United States and Russia’s political rivalry.

Opinion: Support Autism Awareness year-round

by Olivia Norton | Education, Featured, News, Opportunities

Helping people with Autism and spreading awareness is important! Here are five ways to show your support.

National Geographic’s “Secrets Of The Octopus” on Disney+: A conversation with Dr. Alex Schnell

by Sara Bonaparte | Arts and Entertainment, Features

An interview with Dr. Alex Schnell for the next installment of Nat Geo’s “Secrets of…” franchise, focused on octopus. The Series premieres on April 21 and will be released on Disney+ and Hulu.

To the incoming Boys and Girls State cohort: Lessons I learned building a government from the ground up

by Philip Lam | Education, Features, Hero, Opinion, Opportunities

The simpler, the better

by Evan Razmjoo | Education, Opinion

Whether one decides to do their learning using a computer or pen and paper, studies show that the most effective strategy is to do it the old-fashioned way, not with a glowing screen.

Journalism 101, Episode 1: Interviewing Adrienne Klein Ratto

by Isabelle Grace Ballard | Arts and Entertainment, Features, Opportunities, Podcasts

Hi listeners, this is Isabelle Grace Ballard! I’m here with the first ever episode of Journalism 101, where I interview guests who have different roles in the journalism field. The purpose of this podcast is for students who are interested in journalism to get the inside scoop on what it’s like to work in this ever-changing field. On today’s episode, I will be interviewing Emmy, Peabody and Dupont award-winning producer, Adrienne Klein Ratto.

Opinion: In Pursuit of DEI, Linguistic discrimination needs to be eliminated

by Annie Jiang | Opinion

In an inclusive DEI environment, people will never have to apologize for their varied English skills.