by Camille Fowler Broadcast Editor The 2016 water polo season has officially come to an end, and both teams did tremendously well throughout this fall as they played in both the […]
Water polo season comes to a close
Dance team seniors reflect on their final season
by Emerson-Alysia Hughes People Editor With the football season wrapping up, the dance team has begun to prepare for their final performances at the CCS playoff games. Though the last home […]
Teacher Tenure is Detrimental to Students and Schools
by Lauren Sanders Center Editor In 2011, twelve Connecticut teachers facilitated a large-scale test tampering scandal, jeopardizing 160 students and causing them all to retake exams. These teachers were “welcomed back” to […]
SNL pokes at the presidential election
by Thomas Petroff Sports Editor With the start of a new season, Saturday Night Live (SNL) has created some of the most wild, absurd, and witty skits this year with only […]
Hill ranks Dear America books
by: Olivia Hill Ah, history. We all know it’s the most undervalued subject taught in school. The number of essays that I have been forced to write explaining why it’s important to […]
Student talent show, Unplugged, is a major hit
by Dylan Lasher Graphics Editor This past Thursday, Los Gatos High School put together a completely acoustic talent show called Unplugged. Each year, it is hosted by a few students and […]
Los Gatos offers volunteer opportunities throughout the holidays
by Adam Knauer Video Podcast Editor By choosing to volunteer, you have the opportunity to strengthen your city while connecting with other families and contributing to a cause that you care about. […]
Why you should use your friends as therapists
by: Jessica Blough Here’s a simple fact: high school is really hard. Regardless of what kind of person you are or what struggles you undergo, you will need emotional support at some […]
Firenza pizzeria replaces Pizza Studio in Lester Square
by Ashley Hagar Culture Editor In Oct. 2015, Philz Coffee, Super Duper Burger, Pizza Studio, and a few other small businesses opened in the new commercial center Lester Square in Los […]
Stop obsessing over the Kardashians
by Drew Shelton Video and Podcast Editor For many years, the Kardashian/Jenner family has bathed in fame. This worshipping has gone on for too long. One may even question why the family […]
Jersey culture promotes sexism
by Jessica Blough Editor-in-Chief Each football Friday at LGHS features a display of white and black jerseys scattered across the quad. At LGHS, giving your football jersey to the girl you like […]
Letter to the Editor
Re: September Opinion Article on the library It is not often that an article in El Gato becomes a hot topic of conversation around the library but the latest edition has brought […]
Hurricane Matthew sweeps across Atlantic
by Dylan Lasher Graphics Editor After destroying large areas in Haiti in early October, the hurricane named Hurricane Matthew headed towards the south coasts of the United States. The storm was formed […]
Going stag to dances should be more accepted at LGHS
by Emerson-Alysia Hughes People Editor Moving from Australia to the US, I have had the opportunity to immerse myself in a foreign culture. When I started high school, I was excited to […]
Fall Spirit Week 2016
Monday Spirit week kicked off with Pajama Day with students rolling out of bed and right on to campus. Robes, blankets, fuzzy pants, and slippers covered the spirited students of LGHS. Out on […]