Mathew Luo

The demand for STEM contest prep has created a plethora of high-level teaching institutions, with mixed reviews and results

With the school’s hands tied by California’s instructional minutes law, the new tutorial scan-in system makes tutorial more hassle-free and allows tutorial appointments to be booked online.   

Though many remember the ‘50s for Presley’s classics and other rock and roll, many less popular hits in jazz and bebop as well as other musical styles remain underappreciated.

I don’t like Fortnite, but I love me some flash games.

Santa’s regime is de-elvenizing and brutal, but hope abounds as attitudes change in his workshop and in the world.

Seniors are ramping up practice intensity in anticipation of their last Homecoming quad day.

In light of upcoming death anniversary, maintenance supervisor Brian Moran remembers his late brother.

Since last fall, the newly created District Wellness Committee has organized wellness programs and activities for all LGSUHSD staff.

The competitive division of the quiz bowl team took second place after losing two hard-fought matches against Stanford Online High School.

Reporter argues that injecting identity politics into writing should be done with caution to avoid unimaginative and repetitive themes.

All six history bowl teams competed at the regional History Bowl tournament at Saratoga High on Feb. 10, showing marked improvement from their previous tournament in October

Under coach Kirk  Abe’s leadership, the wrestling team sends three members to CCS and attracts over a dozen new members this season.

The crude way we express ourselves in conversation holds many secrets.

Abe’s transition back to Head Coach adds stability and inspiration to the team.

Flipped learning must be applied properly to gain beneficial results.

While it may seem that leadership does little in class, in reality, commissioners use that time to plan future activities.

The team will focus more on individual study to prepare for the next tournament in Feburary.

Reporter outlines his daily obsession with Clash Royale.

High school football regulations borrow from the NFL, improving the sport's safety beyond girls' soccer.

By running as a cohesive group, the 11 members of the CCS lineup hope to overtake teams that rely on star runners.

Saratogans recount their journeys through the medical field

Senior captain Kiran Rachamallu "did not expect to get second."

Reporter analyzes the cons of carrying physical textbooks.

Boys' cross country runs impressive results at recent meet at the Earlybird Invitational at Toro Park on Sept. 14.

Reporter shares story of the race to college.

Standardized tests are valuable as a metric for colleges and others to measure student performance. The presence of a metric is also of great benefit for students as they gauge their own abilities and try to decide on career choices.  

The History Bowl teams' success this year has been the best since 2015, when the Saratoga varsity team won first place at nationals.

Boy's Tennis suffers defeat to end season.

The match against Monta Vista was a closer one than the final score indicated, with Stefan Meier having a tough loss to a Monta Vista senior.

China transfer student adjusts to freedom and a new kind of academic pressure

After qualifying to CCS Masters Championships, wrestlers prevented from participating due to injuries. 

Senior Hannah Yoon avidly pursues her passion toward theater, which she plans to major in college.

Columnist criticizes students' overreliance on expensive STEM tutoring classes.

The wrestling team has struggled in the past with a drop in members. 

Despite the declining number of wrestlers, coaches remain optimistic that the team will recover in the future.

Substituting allows mother to spend more time with daughter.

Redwood's elective classes may be insufficient in preparing students for highschool level electives. 

Columnists argue that while superscoring seems advantageous to both students and colleges, it is actually an unfair system.  

Results of the recent boys' and girls' country meets.

Despite a lack of student interest in physical resources, librarians work hard to maintain their collection of books. 

Staff guide students through the college application process 

Music students have more room to practice, easier access to McAfee Center in 23,000 square foot structure.

Preview for upcoming season of boys' and girls' cross country.