by Cooper Bowen and Sofia Rossi National/World Editors On Fri., Apr. 24, LGSUHSD Superintendent Mike Grove announced that all students would have the choice to “[be] graded under a Credit/No Credit (C/NC) […]
OPINION: Superintendent’s grading policy undercuts the underprivileged
Patterson warns viewers which Netflix shows to avoid during quarantine
By Alis Patterson Media Production Editor Like most people, I have been using the never ending free time in quarantine to binge disgusting Netflix shows that I otherwise probably would not watch. It’s […]
Several states move to reopen businesses and relax coronavirus restrictions
By Revanth Rao National/World Editor While the state of California remains under shelter-in-place orders due to the coronavirus outbreak, four states are already thinking about reopening. The governors of Georgia, South Carolina, Tennessee, […]
Trump announces intention to halt WHO funding
By Sophie Sullivan Media Production Editor In a news conference held at the White House on Tues., Apr. 14, President Trump announced he would be halting US funding of the World Health Organization […]
BREAKING: Superintendent Grove Announces Blended Grading System
by Sasha Ryu Sports Editor On Fri., Apr. 24, LGSUHSD’s office sent out a district-wide email announcing Superintendent Mike Grove’s decision to use a “blended grading model” to assign final grades for the […]
Op-Ed: It’s more than just a “Chinese virus”
by Austin Yung Editor-in-Chief “The Chinese Virus,” as mis-named by our president, Donald Trump, has brought our lives to a screeching halt. The once-bustling sounds of people commuting to and from work have […]
OPINION: Why everyone needs a treehouse
By Liam Hoole Media Production Editor Imagine, if you will, being perched atop a tall tree, looking out over the vast Bay Area landscape as huge predatory birds fly at eye level and […]
Sun reviews “A Book of Common Prayer” by Joan Didion
by Esther Sun Opinion Editor “Other than that I know only what Gerardo told me,” narrator Grace says about protagonist Charlotte in Joan Didion’s 1977 novel A Book of Common Prayer. “That […]
LGHS Senior Talent show premieres virtually April 23
By Madeline King Editor-in-Chief At 7 PM on Thurs., April 23, the LGHS Leadership Class will be presenting this year’s Senior Talent Show despite COVID-19 mandating school closures. “We may be home in […]
LGHS Senior shares importance of following social distancing protocol
By Kelli Keady I am a senior at LG, and like many, I am deeply saddened by the loss of our senior year. We are missing out on so much and there are […]
Coronavirus terminates NBA season
By Senji Torrey Sports Editor Though the coronavirus seems to be affecting every industry and class, one organization that has been particularly affected by the coronavirus is the NBA. After the termination of […]
LGHS Principal Kristina Grasty Announces Upcoming Resignation
by Sofia Rossi and Cooper Bowen National/World Editors On Wed. Apr. 15, Kristina Grasty announced her upcoming resignation as LGHS principal in a school-wide video message. The two and a half minute video, […]
LGHS implements new remote learning schedule
By Alaina Fox News Editor Beginning on Mon., Apr. 20, Los Gatos High School will adopt a new schedule for online learning. In the new schedule, school will only be in session four […]
LGHS Activities site keeps students virtually connected
By Madeline King Editor-in-Chief While social distancing prohibits students from physically seeing their friends and peers, the LGHS Activities website continues to update during the shelter-in-place mandates to keep LGHS students virtually connected. […]
OPINION: LGHS Should Implement Pass/Fail Grading Scale During the Pandemic
by Delaney Brown Center Editor Considering the school’s current status of online learning, it is imperative for student success that LGHS switches its grading scale to pass or fail. Thousands of schools across […]