By Kellie Mullin Staff Writer This year, enrollment in Mira Costa’s liberal arts Advanced Placement classes, such as AP European History, AP Government and AP Economics, has significantly dropped from that of the 2012-13 school […]
By Aaron Chelliah Opinion Editor The Affordable Care Act, also known as ObamaCare, is beneficial to the entire nation because it not only restructures the existing healthcare program to fix old problems, but it also […]
by Corey Vikser Staff Writer Earlier this year, there were a shocking series of leaks concerning unconstitutional programs led by the NSA that violated the rights of millions, igniting the debate of whether privacy is […]
Mira Costa’s Moble Device Intiative, accompanied by various new technological advancements, will surely benefit all members of the Costa community and will allow for more educational freedom on and off campus. Although many are concerned […]
Mira Costa’s administration handled this year’s textbook shortage to the best of their abilities, but in the future offering a mix of print and online textbooks would mitigate the problem of textbook shortages and would […]
Costa students’ use of Sparknotes, an educational aid website, should be allowed, but limited to educational support only, rather than replacement. Understanding complex literature does not come easy to all. Some students use tools such […]
Mira Costa’s transition from GradebookWizard to Powerschool, although not yet completed, will be a more efficient system. It will control students’ grades, schedules, and teachers’ everyday necessities. Beginning 18 months ago, technology experts and a […]
Many people, including Costa students, are turning to online counseling for therapy, and finding the experience much more rewarding and beneficial over more traditional methods. There are many forms of online counseling. Most require clients […]
The administration’s decision to hold off on selling parking passes to some students was completely justified, as it helped to prevent a potential issue with parking spaces. Parking passes give students access to the student […]
By Risha Rohera Copy Editor Costa students and teachers participated in the first annual “May Day” on May 28, which, despite drawbacks in the initial advertising of the program, presented students and faculty the chance […]
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