With the U.S. Mint losing millions annually on penny production and cash transactions declining, the decision to eliminate the one-cent coin raises questions about economic impact, job losses, and the future of small change in America.
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Saratoga High ‘almost-alumnus,’ Mike Young, proves there are many pathways to success
From high school dropout to selling his own landscaping business, Michael Young never got his high school diploma, but found his calling.
Column: From curious to committed: How I started an envirothon club and took it to state
Reflecting on my experiences launching an Envirothon team, I recommend passionate scientists to do the same
Opinion: AI tools aren’t making students lazy – they’re just being used wrong
AI tools have the potential to make the next generation of students more engaged, more intelligent, and more focused. However, it falls on those students to take advantage of this technology, rather than using it to replace real learning.
Concussions and head trauma remain threats to high school football
Concussions are one of the most common injuries in high school football, with an estimated 100,000 to 150,000 cases each year—yet nearly half go unreported, increasing the risk of long-term brain damage and life-threatening complications.
Tethered for good: How senate bill 45 aims to rein in plastic waste
SB 45: California’s cap on plastic pollution As summer approaches, people will head to beaches, team practices and games will be held in mid-day heat, and friends and family will gather for 4th of July BBQ celebrations. At each event, a cool refreshing beverage is...
Fountain Valley High School to discontinue theatre course offerings
The future of the school’s theatre program remains uncertain after theatre teacher Robert Zick was permanently reassigned to Ocean View High School due to declining enrollment and student interest.
Opinion: School? No, Skool!
As more communities turn virtual, students now have more opportunities to participate in activities remotely while also gaining valuable learning experiences.
A Virtual Academy graduation
Traditionally, when high school students graduate and complete their educational journey, they are surrounded by people they see in class every day. However, that is...
Column: A virtual student’s experience with California history day
More than a thousand students from across California gathered in Sacramento from May 2 through May 4 to showcase months of extensive historical research and analysis at...