By Jenna Roselli Opinion Editor There are many rumors floating around amongst students, staff, and parents concerning how schools will operate and return to some semblance of ‘normal’ once it is safe […]
What schools may look like next year
LGHS Seniors Pick Up Caps and Gowns at Social Distancing Drive-Thru
by Sasha Ryu Sports Editor On Wed. May 6, LGHS admin and staff spent nine hours standing on the corner of High School Court, distributing caps and gowns to seniors and parents at […]
Students and Staff Members Share Personal Statements on Principal Grasty’s Upcoming Departure
by Sasha Ryu Sports Editor Throughout her life-long career as an educator, Kristina Grasty served her alma mater and its students with unwavering dedication. Perhaps that’s why, on Wed. Apr. 15, when she announced her […]
Santa Clara county extends shelter in place orders
by Alaina Fox News Editor As some areas across the country begin to reopen nonessential businesses and consequently experience spikes in cases of COVID-19, Santa Clara County ordered an extension of the […]
April 2020 Wildcast
Morley picks up new hobbies during shelter-in-place
By Emerson Morley Graphic Designer Now that school is no longer a thing that… exists… I have taken it upon myself to learn. This revolutionary idea began upon the realization that I have […]
OPINION: Do not dismiss classic literature
By Emerson Morley Graphics Designer During this time in history, I (like many others) have noticed how many hours there are in a day. I ran out of things to occupy myself extremely […]
OPINION: LGSUHSD grading policy provides maximum benefits for all groups involved
by Ethan Sanders and Esther Sun Editorial Editor and Opinion Editor In an age when toilet paper runs in short supply and America’s imminent societal and economic future remains more uncertain than […]
OPINION: Early Decision benefits schools before students
By Morgan Tinsley Editor-in-Chief For many students who will apply to college this Fall, applying Early Decision (ED) seems like a great way to snag a spot at their top school. After all, […]
Coronavirus pandemic increases food waste and threatens farmers
By Sophie Sullivan Media Production Editor While stores across America continue to be picked over by waves of panic-stricken consumers concerned about potential food shortages, farmers are witnessing a severe drop in the […]
Senior Connor Faries succeeds in soccer and academics
By Senji Torrey Sports Editor Los Gatos High School has been known for its excellent athletics program for decades. Though coaches and staff do contribute to the constant success of our teams, there […]
Local resident saves ducklings amid pandemic
By Jackie King People Editor For over three years, a wild duck has claimed Los Gatos resident Xiang Sun’s backyard as its home. Sadly, the friendly duck that made Sun’s yard its safe […]
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 she […]
OPINION: Stop Making Racist Kids Famous on TikTok
by Alia Arafeh Culture Editor A recent incident with TikTok star and social media influencer Nessa Barrett brought a certain topic to my attention. Barrett posted a video of herself dancing and “throwing […]
LGHS Cheer 2019-20 Highlights
Check out the LGHS cheer team’s highlights from their 2019-2020 season!