This year, the price of Valgrams at Mira Costa High School has gone up by $2. The choir-singing and orchestra-playing telegrams have been an ongoing Valentine’s Day tradition, so the price raise has some people […]
Since President Trump’s inauguration, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is now allowed to invade schools and make arrests. For decades, schools have been off limits for immigration enforcement, and the decision to legalize it […]
Draft language was approved by a 4 to 1 vote by the Redondo Beach City Council last month in efforts to open up a second cannabis dispensary in Redondo Beach. Councilmember Scott Behrendt expressed disdain […]
January 20, 2025, President Donald J. Trump was sworn into office as the 47th President of the United States. Since then, he has begun to follow through with plans to radically reshape many elements of […]
Amelia Ward Copy Editor Each year seniors face a widely recognized phenomenon known as “senioritis”—a general decline in motivation, academic engagement, and overall performance felt during a student’s final year of high school. Senioritis typically […]
New education laws that took effect on Jan 1 2025, aim improve students’ school experiences and provide clearer explanations of events, according to edsource.com One of the most significant changes requires colleges to disclose all […]
Honors classes are harder than AP classes. But maybe not for the reasons you think. In my personal opinion, honors classes are for students who excel in a particular subject and think they can handle […]
In the aftermath of the devastating Los Angeles fires, MBUSD has opened its doors to students who have been displaced. It’s a school-wide effort with teachers adding extra classes to their schedules to accommodate new […]
The past couple of weeks have been among the most unpredictable and devastating days Los Angeles has seen in decades. This city is the only place that I have ever called home, and to see […]
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