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Find out what Southwest thinks about the end of TikTok.
“Sad Beige Moms” on Instagram remove color from children’s lives.
CCSD has reported an estimated $20 million budget deficit due to unanticipated expenses from last school year.
Learn about what students are anticipating for the upcoming movie adaptation of 'Wicked'.
Find out who has listened to "CHROMAKOPIA."
Psychology Club hosts guest speaker, NHS decorates cookies, and AASA informs members on Indonesia.
HOSA prepares members for their upcoming blood drive and SLC events, Dungeons and Dragons begins playing, and Speech and Debate celebrates members’ wins at the October tournament.
Recently, Korean Beauty brands have been a hot topic of conversation concerning their very limited shade ranges.
Senior year is often met with feelings of excitement and enthusiasm, but instead, we’ve encountered pressure to act and behave like the seniors that came before us. Join us as we dive into what we call “senior imposter syndrome” and our experiences surrounding it.
Handing out certificates to Key Club members, President Ella Abliar congratulates each member that successfully fulfilled their service hour requirement. In order to become an inducted member of the club,...
Is Nevada really the worst state for education?
The assembly will be held on August 23rd.
FCCLA members compete in STAR events, win medals, and spend time together as a chapter.
As a prevalent part of being a teenager, a lot of us join fandoms to connect with people who share the same interests. Join us as we discuss what it’s like to be part of a fandom and how it has affected our lives.
Interior Design students construct dollhouses to study scale models, interior furnishings, exterior architecture.
Senior Neah Tablit illustrates her snowboarding journey.
Skills USA prepares for state, NHS allows members to unwind, Drama Club hosts auditions
In the digital age, children are easily exposed to trends catered for adults.
To show their understanding of the history of Hawaii as a state, US History students sketch visual representations of Hawaiian culture and history.
Here's a look into class of 2017 Mia Brewer's life.
Many upperclassmen start feeling the effects of anxiety as the impending thought of adulthood weighs upon them. To overcome the perils of stress is a struggle in itself. “So many students think there...
Find out what students and staff are doing this weekend.
Familiarize yourself with Hawaii’s Favorite Diner.
Take a look into Class of 2016 graduate Jen Chiang's life.
FCCLA holds a student workshop, Key Clubs hosts a service activity, Meteorology Association prepares for school gardens, FBLA announces Member of the Month, and Drama Club plans board elections.
Take a look into Class of 2016 graduate Kayla Cassella's life.
Measures are being taken to put a halt to the harassment and cyberbullying that's been created.
Eleven teams will compete in volleyball, badminton, and basketball sporting events.
Jessica Kelly invites Carolyn Link, one of the 32% of women who work in the male-dominant agriculture industry, to talk to her social studies class.
Students let us know if they think LeBron James is the greatest basketball player of all time.
Laura Penrod integrates politics into her NSC Dual Credit English 102 class.
Here's a look into class of 2017 Lauryn Aubry's life.
Concern continues to rise regarding Gen Z digital behavior.
To raise money for Key Club, junior Jonathan Lin gets pied in the face. Continuing with the pie-oriented event trend, sophomore president Brianna Scherschel, along with the rest of Student Council, is...
Team will play for the championship on Tuesday.
CCSD received a grant of $9.875 million to purchase 25 electric school buses.
Take a look into Class of 2017 graduate Xena Miranda's life.
Take a look into Class of 2017 graduate Janessa Montenegro's life.
Using Adobe Photoshop, students in Jennifer Gonzalez's Graphic Design l class create infographics based on their favorite movies/TV shows.
Teaching Regional Training Conference cheers, Key Club board members Vassily Tan and Jaydee Punzalan display their spirit. Board members have been preparing cheers since before the school year started...
Find something fun to do this weekend.
Find something fun to do this weekend.
Teachers hired from inside and outside the district to fill open positions.
![Neutral color schemes are proven to limit visual interest in an interior space and have a draining, depressing effect on people. In the past year, the neutral aesthetic has become popularized in all areas, and in the classroom it can affect education. “In schools, traditionally, we use colors that, like, create a calm environment,” Fashion Design teacher Levi Harbeson said. “Color is really good because it stimulates the brain and it stimulates thinking. In my room, I not only try to have a lot of color, but you also want to make sure those colors are constantly changing. So you have new student artwork on the wall, or you rearrange your posters, or you move stuff around, because changes to the learning environment keep students engaged. When they walk in and they notice differences in [color], they're gonna be more interested and their brains will be more activated in that space.”
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