Going stag to prom is a viable option April 26, 2015 — by Megan MacInnes Going single to prom is a viable option for anyone, and doesn’t detract from the fun of the event in any way. read more » Marvel beginning to introduce more diverse superheroes April 23, 2015 — by Megan MacInnes Recently, Marvel Entertainment has been diversifying its cast of superheroes. It no longer has just old classics like Storm, Black Panther and Nick Fury; now there’s a black Spiderman, a black Human Torch and a Muslim Ms. Marvel. While there’s still a long way to go for equal representation, Marvel is taking a step in the right direction when it comes to representing different ethnicities and cultures. read more » Fremont Older offers scenic hiking March 27, 2015 — by Megan MacInnes Reporter reviews Fremont Older, a hiking area in the Saratoga hills. read more » Robinson: School to switch to rolling block schedule in 2016-17 February 11, 2015 — by Megan MacInnes and Jason Zhao The school will be adopting a rolling block schedule for the 2016-2017 school year, principal Paul Robinson announced at a faculty meeting on Monday. The decision was made without the voting and discussion among staff that had occurred in previous years. read more » Robinson: School to switch to rolling block schedule in 2016-17 February 10, 2015 — by Megan MacInnes and Jason Zhao The decision was made without the staff vote that had occurred in previous years. read more » Watson’s speech to the UN a first step towards gender equality December 2, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes and Shreya Tumu Emma Watson, a woman’s rights ambassador, has been all over the news with her speech at the UN in September in support of the HeforShe campaign, an invitation encouraging men to join feminism. Men do need to join the fight for gender equality in order to make significant changes to society, and the HeForShe campaign is a step in the right direction, but it is only a start. read more » Marvel or DC, who owns the media? October 30, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes Marvel and DC are the top comic book companies in the U.S. read more » Dress code violates ‘right to bare arms’ September 17, 2014 — by Michelle Cen and Megan MacInnes Dress codes are insulting to both genders. Girls are burdened to cover themselves up to avoid distracting their classmates, and guys are essentially told they are unable to control themselves. read more » Gold Award Gives Girl Scouts opportunity to help the community September 10, 2014 — by Larissa Chiu and Megan MacInnes The Gold Award, the highest award in Girl Scouts, is designed to benefit the community and involves at least 80 hours of service. It’s the third in a group of community service projects Girl Scouts choose to complete, following the Bronze and Silver Award projects. read more » Illegal immigrants’ children can access public education; let’s keep it that way May 23, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes Since 1918, every state in the U.S. has recognized public education’s purpose to improve and offer hope to the next generation of people living in America. read more » Tumblr recipes: cookie in a cup and hot chocolate mix pudding May 1, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes and Helen Wong There’s this recipe that’s been floating around Tumblr for a while. It’s a very popular recipe, but we had our doubts about its feasibility because it seemed far too simple and convenient. According to the recipe, all you have to do is microwave cookie dough in a mug for about a minute, then bam! Fresh chocolate chip cookie in a convenient single-serving size. read more » AP testing a substitute for second semester finals May 1, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes Since the start of second semester, advanced placement classes have often been a frantic race to get everything done before May. Homework, tests and projects have all ratcheted up in intensity. In fact, one could compare the level of stress placed on AP students at this time of the year to that of finals. read more » ‘Elementary’ a good start for diversity in TV; smackdown against ‘Sherlock’ May 1, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes and Helen Wong Who’s the better Sherlock? That’s a question being heatedly debated by fans of CBS’s “Elementary” and BBC’s “Sherlock,” both spectacular shows in their own rights. read more » Great America set to reopen for the spring March 28, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes Come March 29, the air will be filled with gleeful screaming and the whirring of mechanical tracks. read more » Dance team takes first place title at NorCal Dance Competition March 28, 2014 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes As the music came to an end, freshman Caroline Li smiled proudly and held her head high. read more » Local lessons available at Stevens Creek archery range March 9, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes The Stevens Creek Archery range, off of Mt. Eden road in the Stevens Creek County Park, is a nearby place to try lessons. It’s nestled in the hills, on the border of the Cupertino and Saratoga city lines, about 15 minutes away from the school. read more » Sochi: a bad template for future Games March 3, 2014 — by Helen Wong and Megan MacInnes The buzz from the Winter Olympics is winding down. The Games had a good showing, everyone was safe and there were no major international incidents. On the whole it was deemed successful, but seeing as the country had four years to prepare could it have been better? Was Russia ready? read more » Cheer team finally has permanent coach January 9, 2014 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes The cheer team is leaping back into routine after experiencing a rough beginning to the season due to lack of a coach. But it seems that new head cheer coach Brianna Shearer is here to stay. read more » Bathroom equality regardless of gender identity November 13, 2013 — by Arjun Ramanathan and Megan MacInnes Six-year-old Coy Mathis wandered the halls of Eagleside Elementary school in Colorado. As she approached the bathrooms, she reluctantly stepped into the door with the male sign on it. Mathis, who identifies as a female, has been forced to use the boys bathroom at her school even though she has identified and dressed as female for most of her life. read more » Cheer squad: no coach or routine November 10, 2013 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes No voices are reverberating in the usually lively cheer studio these days. It sits empty because the team has lacked a coach since mid-September. Even worse, the team’s competition season is in jeopardy. read more » Marvel’s Newest Creation: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. October 10, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes Sept. 27 marked the premiere of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. on ABC, the latest addition to the Marvel’s Cinematic universe. Created by Joss Whedon, known for directing “The Avengers” and creating “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” the series picks up where the Avengers movie left off. Clark Gregg and Cobie Smulders reprise their roles from “The Avengers” as Agent Phil Coulson and Agent Maria Hill, respectively, in this new TV series. read more » Halloween Reality Check: Aren’t you a little old for this? October 7, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes and Helen Wong We don’t know about other people, but Halloween has always been one of our favorite holidays. We have many fond memories of picking the perfect costume, draping fake webbing over a cat and consuming more sugar than was probably safe for a child. read more » Dance team and cheer squad without a coach October 3, 2013 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes Earlier this year, the cheer squad and dance team struggled with sharing one head coach, Dinishia Nichols, between the two different teams. read more » Teachers find Wednesday collaboration beneficial September 26, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes and Maya Ravichandran Every Wednesday morning, students sigh contentedly as they relish the extra hour of sleep provided by the 8:50 a.m. start. However, while students enjoy the free hour, teachers are planning lessons and working with each to find new ways to teach concepts. read more » New teacher takes up psychology and government September 5, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes Room H01, a secluded room by the office, houses one of Saratoga’s newest faculty additions. Hana Chen is taking over psychology from the previous teacher Laressa Mead, who is now a counselor at Redwood Middle School, and will also be one of the teachers teaching government this year. read more » SHS dance team returns to the dance floor August 29, 2013 — by By Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes After five years, the school’s dance team is back and ready to bust a move. Seven girls, ranging from freshmen to juniors, along with their coach, Dinishia Nichols, have been working hard to make an outstanding impression at the upcoming performances, rallies and competitions. read more »
Marvel beginning to introduce more diverse superheroes April 23, 2015 — by Megan MacInnes Recently, Marvel Entertainment has been diversifying its cast of superheroes. It no longer has just old classics like Storm, Black Panther and Nick Fury; now there’s a black Spiderman, a black Human Torch and a Muslim Ms. Marvel. While there’s still a long way to go for equal representation, Marvel is taking a step in the right direction when it comes to representing different ethnicities and cultures. read more » Fremont Older offers scenic hiking March 27, 2015 — by Megan MacInnes Reporter reviews Fremont Older, a hiking area in the Saratoga hills. read more » Robinson: School to switch to rolling block schedule in 2016-17 February 11, 2015 — by Megan MacInnes and Jason Zhao The school will be adopting a rolling block schedule for the 2016-2017 school year, principal Paul Robinson announced at a faculty meeting on Monday. The decision was made without the voting and discussion among staff that had occurred in previous years. read more » Robinson: School to switch to rolling block schedule in 2016-17 February 10, 2015 — by Megan MacInnes and Jason Zhao The decision was made without the staff vote that had occurred in previous years. read more » Watson’s speech to the UN a first step towards gender equality December 2, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes and Shreya Tumu Emma Watson, a woman’s rights ambassador, has been all over the news with her speech at the UN in September in support of the HeforShe campaign, an invitation encouraging men to join feminism. Men do need to join the fight for gender equality in order to make significant changes to society, and the HeForShe campaign is a step in the right direction, but it is only a start. read more » Marvel or DC, who owns the media? October 30, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes Marvel and DC are the top comic book companies in the U.S. read more » Dress code violates ‘right to bare arms’ September 17, 2014 — by Michelle Cen and Megan MacInnes Dress codes are insulting to both genders. Girls are burdened to cover themselves up to avoid distracting their classmates, and guys are essentially told they are unable to control themselves. read more » Gold Award Gives Girl Scouts opportunity to help the community September 10, 2014 — by Larissa Chiu and Megan MacInnes The Gold Award, the highest award in Girl Scouts, is designed to benefit the community and involves at least 80 hours of service. It’s the third in a group of community service projects Girl Scouts choose to complete, following the Bronze and Silver Award projects. read more » Illegal immigrants’ children can access public education; let’s keep it that way May 23, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes Since 1918, every state in the U.S. has recognized public education’s purpose to improve and offer hope to the next generation of people living in America. read more » Tumblr recipes: cookie in a cup and hot chocolate mix pudding May 1, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes and Helen Wong There’s this recipe that’s been floating around Tumblr for a while. It’s a very popular recipe, but we had our doubts about its feasibility because it seemed far too simple and convenient. According to the recipe, all you have to do is microwave cookie dough in a mug for about a minute, then bam! Fresh chocolate chip cookie in a convenient single-serving size. read more » AP testing a substitute for second semester finals May 1, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes Since the start of second semester, advanced placement classes have often been a frantic race to get everything done before May. Homework, tests and projects have all ratcheted up in intensity. In fact, one could compare the level of stress placed on AP students at this time of the year to that of finals. read more » ‘Elementary’ a good start for diversity in TV; smackdown against ‘Sherlock’ May 1, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes and Helen Wong Who’s the better Sherlock? That’s a question being heatedly debated by fans of CBS’s “Elementary” and BBC’s “Sherlock,” both spectacular shows in their own rights. read more » Great America set to reopen for the spring March 28, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes Come March 29, the air will be filled with gleeful screaming and the whirring of mechanical tracks. read more » Dance team takes first place title at NorCal Dance Competition March 28, 2014 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes As the music came to an end, freshman Caroline Li smiled proudly and held her head high. read more » Local lessons available at Stevens Creek archery range March 9, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes The Stevens Creek Archery range, off of Mt. Eden road in the Stevens Creek County Park, is a nearby place to try lessons. It’s nestled in the hills, on the border of the Cupertino and Saratoga city lines, about 15 minutes away from the school. read more » Sochi: a bad template for future Games March 3, 2014 — by Helen Wong and Megan MacInnes The buzz from the Winter Olympics is winding down. The Games had a good showing, everyone was safe and there were no major international incidents. On the whole it was deemed successful, but seeing as the country had four years to prepare could it have been better? Was Russia ready? read more » Cheer team finally has permanent coach January 9, 2014 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes The cheer team is leaping back into routine after experiencing a rough beginning to the season due to lack of a coach. But it seems that new head cheer coach Brianna Shearer is here to stay. read more » Bathroom equality regardless of gender identity November 13, 2013 — by Arjun Ramanathan and Megan MacInnes Six-year-old Coy Mathis wandered the halls of Eagleside Elementary school in Colorado. As she approached the bathrooms, she reluctantly stepped into the door with the male sign on it. Mathis, who identifies as a female, has been forced to use the boys bathroom at her school even though she has identified and dressed as female for most of her life. read more » Cheer squad: no coach or routine November 10, 2013 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes No voices are reverberating in the usually lively cheer studio these days. It sits empty because the team has lacked a coach since mid-September. Even worse, the team’s competition season is in jeopardy. read more » Marvel’s Newest Creation: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. October 10, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes Sept. 27 marked the premiere of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. on ABC, the latest addition to the Marvel’s Cinematic universe. Created by Joss Whedon, known for directing “The Avengers” and creating “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” the series picks up where the Avengers movie left off. Clark Gregg and Cobie Smulders reprise their roles from “The Avengers” as Agent Phil Coulson and Agent Maria Hill, respectively, in this new TV series. read more » Halloween Reality Check: Aren’t you a little old for this? October 7, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes and Helen Wong We don’t know about other people, but Halloween has always been one of our favorite holidays. We have many fond memories of picking the perfect costume, draping fake webbing over a cat and consuming more sugar than was probably safe for a child. read more » Dance team and cheer squad without a coach October 3, 2013 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes Earlier this year, the cheer squad and dance team struggled with sharing one head coach, Dinishia Nichols, between the two different teams. read more » Teachers find Wednesday collaboration beneficial September 26, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes and Maya Ravichandran Every Wednesday morning, students sigh contentedly as they relish the extra hour of sleep provided by the 8:50 a.m. start. However, while students enjoy the free hour, teachers are planning lessons and working with each to find new ways to teach concepts. read more » New teacher takes up psychology and government September 5, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes Room H01, a secluded room by the office, houses one of Saratoga’s newest faculty additions. Hana Chen is taking over psychology from the previous teacher Laressa Mead, who is now a counselor at Redwood Middle School, and will also be one of the teachers teaching government this year. read more » SHS dance team returns to the dance floor August 29, 2013 — by By Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes After five years, the school’s dance team is back and ready to bust a move. Seven girls, ranging from freshmen to juniors, along with their coach, Dinishia Nichols, have been working hard to make an outstanding impression at the upcoming performances, rallies and competitions. read more »
Fremont Older offers scenic hiking March 27, 2015 — by Megan MacInnes Reporter reviews Fremont Older, a hiking area in the Saratoga hills. read more » Robinson: School to switch to rolling block schedule in 2016-17 February 11, 2015 — by Megan MacInnes and Jason Zhao The school will be adopting a rolling block schedule for the 2016-2017 school year, principal Paul Robinson announced at a faculty meeting on Monday. The decision was made without the voting and discussion among staff that had occurred in previous years. read more » Robinson: School to switch to rolling block schedule in 2016-17 February 10, 2015 — by Megan MacInnes and Jason Zhao The decision was made without the staff vote that had occurred in previous years. read more » Watson’s speech to the UN a first step towards gender equality December 2, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes and Shreya Tumu Emma Watson, a woman’s rights ambassador, has been all over the news with her speech at the UN in September in support of the HeforShe campaign, an invitation encouraging men to join feminism. Men do need to join the fight for gender equality in order to make significant changes to society, and the HeForShe campaign is a step in the right direction, but it is only a start. read more » Marvel or DC, who owns the media? October 30, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes Marvel and DC are the top comic book companies in the U.S. read more » Dress code violates ‘right to bare arms’ September 17, 2014 — by Michelle Cen and Megan MacInnes Dress codes are insulting to both genders. Girls are burdened to cover themselves up to avoid distracting their classmates, and guys are essentially told they are unable to control themselves. read more » Gold Award Gives Girl Scouts opportunity to help the community September 10, 2014 — by Larissa Chiu and Megan MacInnes The Gold Award, the highest award in Girl Scouts, is designed to benefit the community and involves at least 80 hours of service. It’s the third in a group of community service projects Girl Scouts choose to complete, following the Bronze and Silver Award projects. read more » Illegal immigrants’ children can access public education; let’s keep it that way May 23, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes Since 1918, every state in the U.S. has recognized public education’s purpose to improve and offer hope to the next generation of people living in America. read more » Tumblr recipes: cookie in a cup and hot chocolate mix pudding May 1, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes and Helen Wong There’s this recipe that’s been floating around Tumblr for a while. It’s a very popular recipe, but we had our doubts about its feasibility because it seemed far too simple and convenient. According to the recipe, all you have to do is microwave cookie dough in a mug for about a minute, then bam! Fresh chocolate chip cookie in a convenient single-serving size. read more » AP testing a substitute for second semester finals May 1, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes Since the start of second semester, advanced placement classes have often been a frantic race to get everything done before May. Homework, tests and projects have all ratcheted up in intensity. In fact, one could compare the level of stress placed on AP students at this time of the year to that of finals. read more » ‘Elementary’ a good start for diversity in TV; smackdown against ‘Sherlock’ May 1, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes and Helen Wong Who’s the better Sherlock? That’s a question being heatedly debated by fans of CBS’s “Elementary” and BBC’s “Sherlock,” both spectacular shows in their own rights. read more » Great America set to reopen for the spring March 28, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes Come March 29, the air will be filled with gleeful screaming and the whirring of mechanical tracks. read more » Dance team takes first place title at NorCal Dance Competition March 28, 2014 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes As the music came to an end, freshman Caroline Li smiled proudly and held her head high. read more » Local lessons available at Stevens Creek archery range March 9, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes The Stevens Creek Archery range, off of Mt. Eden road in the Stevens Creek County Park, is a nearby place to try lessons. It’s nestled in the hills, on the border of the Cupertino and Saratoga city lines, about 15 minutes away from the school. read more » Sochi: a bad template for future Games March 3, 2014 — by Helen Wong and Megan MacInnes The buzz from the Winter Olympics is winding down. The Games had a good showing, everyone was safe and there were no major international incidents. On the whole it was deemed successful, but seeing as the country had four years to prepare could it have been better? Was Russia ready? read more » Cheer team finally has permanent coach January 9, 2014 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes The cheer team is leaping back into routine after experiencing a rough beginning to the season due to lack of a coach. But it seems that new head cheer coach Brianna Shearer is here to stay. read more » Bathroom equality regardless of gender identity November 13, 2013 — by Arjun Ramanathan and Megan MacInnes Six-year-old Coy Mathis wandered the halls of Eagleside Elementary school in Colorado. As she approached the bathrooms, she reluctantly stepped into the door with the male sign on it. Mathis, who identifies as a female, has been forced to use the boys bathroom at her school even though she has identified and dressed as female for most of her life. read more » Cheer squad: no coach or routine November 10, 2013 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes No voices are reverberating in the usually lively cheer studio these days. It sits empty because the team has lacked a coach since mid-September. Even worse, the team’s competition season is in jeopardy. read more » Marvel’s Newest Creation: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. October 10, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes Sept. 27 marked the premiere of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. on ABC, the latest addition to the Marvel’s Cinematic universe. Created by Joss Whedon, known for directing “The Avengers” and creating “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” the series picks up where the Avengers movie left off. Clark Gregg and Cobie Smulders reprise their roles from “The Avengers” as Agent Phil Coulson and Agent Maria Hill, respectively, in this new TV series. read more » Halloween Reality Check: Aren’t you a little old for this? October 7, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes and Helen Wong We don’t know about other people, but Halloween has always been one of our favorite holidays. We have many fond memories of picking the perfect costume, draping fake webbing over a cat and consuming more sugar than was probably safe for a child. read more » Dance team and cheer squad without a coach October 3, 2013 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes Earlier this year, the cheer squad and dance team struggled with sharing one head coach, Dinishia Nichols, between the two different teams. read more » Teachers find Wednesday collaboration beneficial September 26, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes and Maya Ravichandran Every Wednesday morning, students sigh contentedly as they relish the extra hour of sleep provided by the 8:50 a.m. start. However, while students enjoy the free hour, teachers are planning lessons and working with each to find new ways to teach concepts. read more » New teacher takes up psychology and government September 5, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes Room H01, a secluded room by the office, houses one of Saratoga’s newest faculty additions. Hana Chen is taking over psychology from the previous teacher Laressa Mead, who is now a counselor at Redwood Middle School, and will also be one of the teachers teaching government this year. read more » SHS dance team returns to the dance floor August 29, 2013 — by By Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes After five years, the school’s dance team is back and ready to bust a move. Seven girls, ranging from freshmen to juniors, along with their coach, Dinishia Nichols, have been working hard to make an outstanding impression at the upcoming performances, rallies and competitions. read more »
Robinson: School to switch to rolling block schedule in 2016-17 February 11, 2015 — by Megan MacInnes and Jason Zhao The school will be adopting a rolling block schedule for the 2016-2017 school year, principal Paul Robinson announced at a faculty meeting on Monday. The decision was made without the voting and discussion among staff that had occurred in previous years. read more » Robinson: School to switch to rolling block schedule in 2016-17 February 10, 2015 — by Megan MacInnes and Jason Zhao The decision was made without the staff vote that had occurred in previous years. read more » Watson’s speech to the UN a first step towards gender equality December 2, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes and Shreya Tumu Emma Watson, a woman’s rights ambassador, has been all over the news with her speech at the UN in September in support of the HeforShe campaign, an invitation encouraging men to join feminism. Men do need to join the fight for gender equality in order to make significant changes to society, and the HeForShe campaign is a step in the right direction, but it is only a start. read more » Marvel or DC, who owns the media? October 30, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes Marvel and DC are the top comic book companies in the U.S. read more » Dress code violates ‘right to bare arms’ September 17, 2014 — by Michelle Cen and Megan MacInnes Dress codes are insulting to both genders. Girls are burdened to cover themselves up to avoid distracting their classmates, and guys are essentially told they are unable to control themselves. read more » Gold Award Gives Girl Scouts opportunity to help the community September 10, 2014 — by Larissa Chiu and Megan MacInnes The Gold Award, the highest award in Girl Scouts, is designed to benefit the community and involves at least 80 hours of service. It’s the third in a group of community service projects Girl Scouts choose to complete, following the Bronze and Silver Award projects. read more » Illegal immigrants’ children can access public education; let’s keep it that way May 23, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes Since 1918, every state in the U.S. has recognized public education’s purpose to improve and offer hope to the next generation of people living in America. read more » Tumblr recipes: cookie in a cup and hot chocolate mix pudding May 1, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes and Helen Wong There’s this recipe that’s been floating around Tumblr for a while. It’s a very popular recipe, but we had our doubts about its feasibility because it seemed far too simple and convenient. According to the recipe, all you have to do is microwave cookie dough in a mug for about a minute, then bam! Fresh chocolate chip cookie in a convenient single-serving size. read more » AP testing a substitute for second semester finals May 1, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes Since the start of second semester, advanced placement classes have often been a frantic race to get everything done before May. Homework, tests and projects have all ratcheted up in intensity. In fact, one could compare the level of stress placed on AP students at this time of the year to that of finals. read more » ‘Elementary’ a good start for diversity in TV; smackdown against ‘Sherlock’ May 1, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes and Helen Wong Who’s the better Sherlock? That’s a question being heatedly debated by fans of CBS’s “Elementary” and BBC’s “Sherlock,” both spectacular shows in their own rights. read more » Great America set to reopen for the spring March 28, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes Come March 29, the air will be filled with gleeful screaming and the whirring of mechanical tracks. read more » Dance team takes first place title at NorCal Dance Competition March 28, 2014 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes As the music came to an end, freshman Caroline Li smiled proudly and held her head high. read more » Local lessons available at Stevens Creek archery range March 9, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes The Stevens Creek Archery range, off of Mt. Eden road in the Stevens Creek County Park, is a nearby place to try lessons. It’s nestled in the hills, on the border of the Cupertino and Saratoga city lines, about 15 minutes away from the school. read more » Sochi: a bad template for future Games March 3, 2014 — by Helen Wong and Megan MacInnes The buzz from the Winter Olympics is winding down. The Games had a good showing, everyone was safe and there were no major international incidents. On the whole it was deemed successful, but seeing as the country had four years to prepare could it have been better? Was Russia ready? read more » Cheer team finally has permanent coach January 9, 2014 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes The cheer team is leaping back into routine after experiencing a rough beginning to the season due to lack of a coach. But it seems that new head cheer coach Brianna Shearer is here to stay. read more » Bathroom equality regardless of gender identity November 13, 2013 — by Arjun Ramanathan and Megan MacInnes Six-year-old Coy Mathis wandered the halls of Eagleside Elementary school in Colorado. As she approached the bathrooms, she reluctantly stepped into the door with the male sign on it. Mathis, who identifies as a female, has been forced to use the boys bathroom at her school even though she has identified and dressed as female for most of her life. read more » Cheer squad: no coach or routine November 10, 2013 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes No voices are reverberating in the usually lively cheer studio these days. It sits empty because the team has lacked a coach since mid-September. Even worse, the team’s competition season is in jeopardy. read more » Marvel’s Newest Creation: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. October 10, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes Sept. 27 marked the premiere of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. on ABC, the latest addition to the Marvel’s Cinematic universe. Created by Joss Whedon, known for directing “The Avengers” and creating “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” the series picks up where the Avengers movie left off. Clark Gregg and Cobie Smulders reprise their roles from “The Avengers” as Agent Phil Coulson and Agent Maria Hill, respectively, in this new TV series. read more » Halloween Reality Check: Aren’t you a little old for this? October 7, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes and Helen Wong We don’t know about other people, but Halloween has always been one of our favorite holidays. We have many fond memories of picking the perfect costume, draping fake webbing over a cat and consuming more sugar than was probably safe for a child. read more » Dance team and cheer squad without a coach October 3, 2013 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes Earlier this year, the cheer squad and dance team struggled with sharing one head coach, Dinishia Nichols, between the two different teams. read more » Teachers find Wednesday collaboration beneficial September 26, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes and Maya Ravichandran Every Wednesday morning, students sigh contentedly as they relish the extra hour of sleep provided by the 8:50 a.m. start. However, while students enjoy the free hour, teachers are planning lessons and working with each to find new ways to teach concepts. read more » New teacher takes up psychology and government September 5, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes Room H01, a secluded room by the office, houses one of Saratoga’s newest faculty additions. Hana Chen is taking over psychology from the previous teacher Laressa Mead, who is now a counselor at Redwood Middle School, and will also be one of the teachers teaching government this year. read more » SHS dance team returns to the dance floor August 29, 2013 — by By Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes After five years, the school’s dance team is back and ready to bust a move. Seven girls, ranging from freshmen to juniors, along with their coach, Dinishia Nichols, have been working hard to make an outstanding impression at the upcoming performances, rallies and competitions. read more »
Robinson: School to switch to rolling block schedule in 2016-17 February 10, 2015 — by Megan MacInnes and Jason Zhao The decision was made without the staff vote that had occurred in previous years. read more » Watson’s speech to the UN a first step towards gender equality December 2, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes and Shreya Tumu Emma Watson, a woman’s rights ambassador, has been all over the news with her speech at the UN in September in support of the HeforShe campaign, an invitation encouraging men to join feminism. Men do need to join the fight for gender equality in order to make significant changes to society, and the HeForShe campaign is a step in the right direction, but it is only a start. read more » Marvel or DC, who owns the media? October 30, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes Marvel and DC are the top comic book companies in the U.S. read more » Dress code violates ‘right to bare arms’ September 17, 2014 — by Michelle Cen and Megan MacInnes Dress codes are insulting to both genders. Girls are burdened to cover themselves up to avoid distracting their classmates, and guys are essentially told they are unable to control themselves. read more » Gold Award Gives Girl Scouts opportunity to help the community September 10, 2014 — by Larissa Chiu and Megan MacInnes The Gold Award, the highest award in Girl Scouts, is designed to benefit the community and involves at least 80 hours of service. It’s the third in a group of community service projects Girl Scouts choose to complete, following the Bronze and Silver Award projects. read more » Illegal immigrants’ children can access public education; let’s keep it that way May 23, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes Since 1918, every state in the U.S. has recognized public education’s purpose to improve and offer hope to the next generation of people living in America. read more » Tumblr recipes: cookie in a cup and hot chocolate mix pudding May 1, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes and Helen Wong There’s this recipe that’s been floating around Tumblr for a while. It’s a very popular recipe, but we had our doubts about its feasibility because it seemed far too simple and convenient. According to the recipe, all you have to do is microwave cookie dough in a mug for about a minute, then bam! Fresh chocolate chip cookie in a convenient single-serving size. read more » AP testing a substitute for second semester finals May 1, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes Since the start of second semester, advanced placement classes have often been a frantic race to get everything done before May. Homework, tests and projects have all ratcheted up in intensity. In fact, one could compare the level of stress placed on AP students at this time of the year to that of finals. read more » ‘Elementary’ a good start for diversity in TV; smackdown against ‘Sherlock’ May 1, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes and Helen Wong Who’s the better Sherlock? That’s a question being heatedly debated by fans of CBS’s “Elementary” and BBC’s “Sherlock,” both spectacular shows in their own rights. read more » Great America set to reopen for the spring March 28, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes Come March 29, the air will be filled with gleeful screaming and the whirring of mechanical tracks. read more » Dance team takes first place title at NorCal Dance Competition March 28, 2014 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes As the music came to an end, freshman Caroline Li smiled proudly and held her head high. read more » Local lessons available at Stevens Creek archery range March 9, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes The Stevens Creek Archery range, off of Mt. Eden road in the Stevens Creek County Park, is a nearby place to try lessons. It’s nestled in the hills, on the border of the Cupertino and Saratoga city lines, about 15 minutes away from the school. read more » Sochi: a bad template for future Games March 3, 2014 — by Helen Wong and Megan MacInnes The buzz from the Winter Olympics is winding down. The Games had a good showing, everyone was safe and there were no major international incidents. On the whole it was deemed successful, but seeing as the country had four years to prepare could it have been better? Was Russia ready? read more » Cheer team finally has permanent coach January 9, 2014 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes The cheer team is leaping back into routine after experiencing a rough beginning to the season due to lack of a coach. But it seems that new head cheer coach Brianna Shearer is here to stay. read more » Bathroom equality regardless of gender identity November 13, 2013 — by Arjun Ramanathan and Megan MacInnes Six-year-old Coy Mathis wandered the halls of Eagleside Elementary school in Colorado. As she approached the bathrooms, she reluctantly stepped into the door with the male sign on it. Mathis, who identifies as a female, has been forced to use the boys bathroom at her school even though she has identified and dressed as female for most of her life. read more » Cheer squad: no coach or routine November 10, 2013 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes No voices are reverberating in the usually lively cheer studio these days. It sits empty because the team has lacked a coach since mid-September. Even worse, the team’s competition season is in jeopardy. read more » Marvel’s Newest Creation: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. October 10, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes Sept. 27 marked the premiere of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. on ABC, the latest addition to the Marvel’s Cinematic universe. Created by Joss Whedon, known for directing “The Avengers” and creating “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” the series picks up where the Avengers movie left off. Clark Gregg and Cobie Smulders reprise their roles from “The Avengers” as Agent Phil Coulson and Agent Maria Hill, respectively, in this new TV series. read more » Halloween Reality Check: Aren’t you a little old for this? October 7, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes and Helen Wong We don’t know about other people, but Halloween has always been one of our favorite holidays. We have many fond memories of picking the perfect costume, draping fake webbing over a cat and consuming more sugar than was probably safe for a child. read more » Dance team and cheer squad without a coach October 3, 2013 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes Earlier this year, the cheer squad and dance team struggled with sharing one head coach, Dinishia Nichols, between the two different teams. read more » Teachers find Wednesday collaboration beneficial September 26, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes and Maya Ravichandran Every Wednesday morning, students sigh contentedly as they relish the extra hour of sleep provided by the 8:50 a.m. start. However, while students enjoy the free hour, teachers are planning lessons and working with each to find new ways to teach concepts. read more » New teacher takes up psychology and government September 5, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes Room H01, a secluded room by the office, houses one of Saratoga’s newest faculty additions. Hana Chen is taking over psychology from the previous teacher Laressa Mead, who is now a counselor at Redwood Middle School, and will also be one of the teachers teaching government this year. read more » SHS dance team returns to the dance floor August 29, 2013 — by By Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes After five years, the school’s dance team is back and ready to bust a move. Seven girls, ranging from freshmen to juniors, along with their coach, Dinishia Nichols, have been working hard to make an outstanding impression at the upcoming performances, rallies and competitions. read more »
Watson’s speech to the UN a first step towards gender equality December 2, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes and Shreya Tumu Emma Watson, a woman’s rights ambassador, has been all over the news with her speech at the UN in September in support of the HeforShe campaign, an invitation encouraging men to join feminism. Men do need to join the fight for gender equality in order to make significant changes to society, and the HeForShe campaign is a step in the right direction, but it is only a start. read more » Marvel or DC, who owns the media? October 30, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes Marvel and DC are the top comic book companies in the U.S. read more » Dress code violates ‘right to bare arms’ September 17, 2014 — by Michelle Cen and Megan MacInnes Dress codes are insulting to both genders. Girls are burdened to cover themselves up to avoid distracting their classmates, and guys are essentially told they are unable to control themselves. read more » Gold Award Gives Girl Scouts opportunity to help the community September 10, 2014 — by Larissa Chiu and Megan MacInnes The Gold Award, the highest award in Girl Scouts, is designed to benefit the community and involves at least 80 hours of service. It’s the third in a group of community service projects Girl Scouts choose to complete, following the Bronze and Silver Award projects. read more » Illegal immigrants’ children can access public education; let’s keep it that way May 23, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes Since 1918, every state in the U.S. has recognized public education’s purpose to improve and offer hope to the next generation of people living in America. read more » Tumblr recipes: cookie in a cup and hot chocolate mix pudding May 1, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes and Helen Wong There’s this recipe that’s been floating around Tumblr for a while. It’s a very popular recipe, but we had our doubts about its feasibility because it seemed far too simple and convenient. According to the recipe, all you have to do is microwave cookie dough in a mug for about a minute, then bam! Fresh chocolate chip cookie in a convenient single-serving size. read more » AP testing a substitute for second semester finals May 1, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes Since the start of second semester, advanced placement classes have often been a frantic race to get everything done before May. Homework, tests and projects have all ratcheted up in intensity. In fact, one could compare the level of stress placed on AP students at this time of the year to that of finals. read more » ‘Elementary’ a good start for diversity in TV; smackdown against ‘Sherlock’ May 1, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes and Helen Wong Who’s the better Sherlock? That’s a question being heatedly debated by fans of CBS’s “Elementary” and BBC’s “Sherlock,” both spectacular shows in their own rights. read more » Great America set to reopen for the spring March 28, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes Come March 29, the air will be filled with gleeful screaming and the whirring of mechanical tracks. read more » Dance team takes first place title at NorCal Dance Competition March 28, 2014 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes As the music came to an end, freshman Caroline Li smiled proudly and held her head high. read more » Local lessons available at Stevens Creek archery range March 9, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes The Stevens Creek Archery range, off of Mt. Eden road in the Stevens Creek County Park, is a nearby place to try lessons. It’s nestled in the hills, on the border of the Cupertino and Saratoga city lines, about 15 minutes away from the school. read more » Sochi: a bad template for future Games March 3, 2014 — by Helen Wong and Megan MacInnes The buzz from the Winter Olympics is winding down. The Games had a good showing, everyone was safe and there were no major international incidents. On the whole it was deemed successful, but seeing as the country had four years to prepare could it have been better? Was Russia ready? read more » Cheer team finally has permanent coach January 9, 2014 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes The cheer team is leaping back into routine after experiencing a rough beginning to the season due to lack of a coach. But it seems that new head cheer coach Brianna Shearer is here to stay. read more » Bathroom equality regardless of gender identity November 13, 2013 — by Arjun Ramanathan and Megan MacInnes Six-year-old Coy Mathis wandered the halls of Eagleside Elementary school in Colorado. As she approached the bathrooms, she reluctantly stepped into the door with the male sign on it. Mathis, who identifies as a female, has been forced to use the boys bathroom at her school even though she has identified and dressed as female for most of her life. read more » Cheer squad: no coach or routine November 10, 2013 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes No voices are reverberating in the usually lively cheer studio these days. It sits empty because the team has lacked a coach since mid-September. Even worse, the team’s competition season is in jeopardy. read more » Marvel’s Newest Creation: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. October 10, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes Sept. 27 marked the premiere of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. on ABC, the latest addition to the Marvel’s Cinematic universe. Created by Joss Whedon, known for directing “The Avengers” and creating “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” the series picks up where the Avengers movie left off. Clark Gregg and Cobie Smulders reprise their roles from “The Avengers” as Agent Phil Coulson and Agent Maria Hill, respectively, in this new TV series. read more » Halloween Reality Check: Aren’t you a little old for this? October 7, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes and Helen Wong We don’t know about other people, but Halloween has always been one of our favorite holidays. We have many fond memories of picking the perfect costume, draping fake webbing over a cat and consuming more sugar than was probably safe for a child. read more » Dance team and cheer squad without a coach October 3, 2013 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes Earlier this year, the cheer squad and dance team struggled with sharing one head coach, Dinishia Nichols, between the two different teams. read more » Teachers find Wednesday collaboration beneficial September 26, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes and Maya Ravichandran Every Wednesday morning, students sigh contentedly as they relish the extra hour of sleep provided by the 8:50 a.m. start. However, while students enjoy the free hour, teachers are planning lessons and working with each to find new ways to teach concepts. read more » New teacher takes up psychology and government September 5, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes Room H01, a secluded room by the office, houses one of Saratoga’s newest faculty additions. Hana Chen is taking over psychology from the previous teacher Laressa Mead, who is now a counselor at Redwood Middle School, and will also be one of the teachers teaching government this year. read more » SHS dance team returns to the dance floor August 29, 2013 — by By Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes After five years, the school’s dance team is back and ready to bust a move. Seven girls, ranging from freshmen to juniors, along with their coach, Dinishia Nichols, have been working hard to make an outstanding impression at the upcoming performances, rallies and competitions. read more »
Marvel or DC, who owns the media? October 30, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes Marvel and DC are the top comic book companies in the U.S. read more » Dress code violates ‘right to bare arms’ September 17, 2014 — by Michelle Cen and Megan MacInnes Dress codes are insulting to both genders. Girls are burdened to cover themselves up to avoid distracting their classmates, and guys are essentially told they are unable to control themselves. read more » Gold Award Gives Girl Scouts opportunity to help the community September 10, 2014 — by Larissa Chiu and Megan MacInnes The Gold Award, the highest award in Girl Scouts, is designed to benefit the community and involves at least 80 hours of service. It’s the third in a group of community service projects Girl Scouts choose to complete, following the Bronze and Silver Award projects. read more » Illegal immigrants’ children can access public education; let’s keep it that way May 23, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes Since 1918, every state in the U.S. has recognized public education’s purpose to improve and offer hope to the next generation of people living in America. read more » Tumblr recipes: cookie in a cup and hot chocolate mix pudding May 1, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes and Helen Wong There’s this recipe that’s been floating around Tumblr for a while. It’s a very popular recipe, but we had our doubts about its feasibility because it seemed far too simple and convenient. According to the recipe, all you have to do is microwave cookie dough in a mug for about a minute, then bam! Fresh chocolate chip cookie in a convenient single-serving size. read more » AP testing a substitute for second semester finals May 1, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes Since the start of second semester, advanced placement classes have often been a frantic race to get everything done before May. Homework, tests and projects have all ratcheted up in intensity. In fact, one could compare the level of stress placed on AP students at this time of the year to that of finals. read more » ‘Elementary’ a good start for diversity in TV; smackdown against ‘Sherlock’ May 1, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes and Helen Wong Who’s the better Sherlock? That’s a question being heatedly debated by fans of CBS’s “Elementary” and BBC’s “Sherlock,” both spectacular shows in their own rights. read more » Great America set to reopen for the spring March 28, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes Come March 29, the air will be filled with gleeful screaming and the whirring of mechanical tracks. read more » Dance team takes first place title at NorCal Dance Competition March 28, 2014 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes As the music came to an end, freshman Caroline Li smiled proudly and held her head high. read more » Local lessons available at Stevens Creek archery range March 9, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes The Stevens Creek Archery range, off of Mt. Eden road in the Stevens Creek County Park, is a nearby place to try lessons. It’s nestled in the hills, on the border of the Cupertino and Saratoga city lines, about 15 minutes away from the school. read more » Sochi: a bad template for future Games March 3, 2014 — by Helen Wong and Megan MacInnes The buzz from the Winter Olympics is winding down. The Games had a good showing, everyone was safe and there were no major international incidents. On the whole it was deemed successful, but seeing as the country had four years to prepare could it have been better? Was Russia ready? read more » Cheer team finally has permanent coach January 9, 2014 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes The cheer team is leaping back into routine after experiencing a rough beginning to the season due to lack of a coach. But it seems that new head cheer coach Brianna Shearer is here to stay. read more » Bathroom equality regardless of gender identity November 13, 2013 — by Arjun Ramanathan and Megan MacInnes Six-year-old Coy Mathis wandered the halls of Eagleside Elementary school in Colorado. As she approached the bathrooms, she reluctantly stepped into the door with the male sign on it. Mathis, who identifies as a female, has been forced to use the boys bathroom at her school even though she has identified and dressed as female for most of her life. read more » Cheer squad: no coach or routine November 10, 2013 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes No voices are reverberating in the usually lively cheer studio these days. It sits empty because the team has lacked a coach since mid-September. Even worse, the team’s competition season is in jeopardy. read more » Marvel’s Newest Creation: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. October 10, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes Sept. 27 marked the premiere of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. on ABC, the latest addition to the Marvel’s Cinematic universe. Created by Joss Whedon, known for directing “The Avengers” and creating “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” the series picks up where the Avengers movie left off. Clark Gregg and Cobie Smulders reprise their roles from “The Avengers” as Agent Phil Coulson and Agent Maria Hill, respectively, in this new TV series. read more » Halloween Reality Check: Aren’t you a little old for this? October 7, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes and Helen Wong We don’t know about other people, but Halloween has always been one of our favorite holidays. We have many fond memories of picking the perfect costume, draping fake webbing over a cat and consuming more sugar than was probably safe for a child. read more » Dance team and cheer squad without a coach October 3, 2013 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes Earlier this year, the cheer squad and dance team struggled with sharing one head coach, Dinishia Nichols, between the two different teams. read more » Teachers find Wednesday collaboration beneficial September 26, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes and Maya Ravichandran Every Wednesday morning, students sigh contentedly as they relish the extra hour of sleep provided by the 8:50 a.m. start. However, while students enjoy the free hour, teachers are planning lessons and working with each to find new ways to teach concepts. read more » New teacher takes up psychology and government September 5, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes Room H01, a secluded room by the office, houses one of Saratoga’s newest faculty additions. Hana Chen is taking over psychology from the previous teacher Laressa Mead, who is now a counselor at Redwood Middle School, and will also be one of the teachers teaching government this year. read more » SHS dance team returns to the dance floor August 29, 2013 — by By Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes After five years, the school’s dance team is back and ready to bust a move. Seven girls, ranging from freshmen to juniors, along with their coach, Dinishia Nichols, have been working hard to make an outstanding impression at the upcoming performances, rallies and competitions. read more »
Dress code violates ‘right to bare arms’ September 17, 2014 — by Michelle Cen and Megan MacInnes Dress codes are insulting to both genders. Girls are burdened to cover themselves up to avoid distracting their classmates, and guys are essentially told they are unable to control themselves. read more » Gold Award Gives Girl Scouts opportunity to help the community September 10, 2014 — by Larissa Chiu and Megan MacInnes The Gold Award, the highest award in Girl Scouts, is designed to benefit the community and involves at least 80 hours of service. It’s the third in a group of community service projects Girl Scouts choose to complete, following the Bronze and Silver Award projects. read more » Illegal immigrants’ children can access public education; let’s keep it that way May 23, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes Since 1918, every state in the U.S. has recognized public education’s purpose to improve and offer hope to the next generation of people living in America. read more » Tumblr recipes: cookie in a cup and hot chocolate mix pudding May 1, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes and Helen Wong There’s this recipe that’s been floating around Tumblr for a while. It’s a very popular recipe, but we had our doubts about its feasibility because it seemed far too simple and convenient. According to the recipe, all you have to do is microwave cookie dough in a mug for about a minute, then bam! Fresh chocolate chip cookie in a convenient single-serving size. read more » AP testing a substitute for second semester finals May 1, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes Since the start of second semester, advanced placement classes have often been a frantic race to get everything done before May. Homework, tests and projects have all ratcheted up in intensity. In fact, one could compare the level of stress placed on AP students at this time of the year to that of finals. read more » ‘Elementary’ a good start for diversity in TV; smackdown against ‘Sherlock’ May 1, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes and Helen Wong Who’s the better Sherlock? That’s a question being heatedly debated by fans of CBS’s “Elementary” and BBC’s “Sherlock,” both spectacular shows in their own rights. read more » Great America set to reopen for the spring March 28, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes Come March 29, the air will be filled with gleeful screaming and the whirring of mechanical tracks. read more » Dance team takes first place title at NorCal Dance Competition March 28, 2014 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes As the music came to an end, freshman Caroline Li smiled proudly and held her head high. read more » Local lessons available at Stevens Creek archery range March 9, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes The Stevens Creek Archery range, off of Mt. Eden road in the Stevens Creek County Park, is a nearby place to try lessons. It’s nestled in the hills, on the border of the Cupertino and Saratoga city lines, about 15 minutes away from the school. read more » Sochi: a bad template for future Games March 3, 2014 — by Helen Wong and Megan MacInnes The buzz from the Winter Olympics is winding down. The Games had a good showing, everyone was safe and there were no major international incidents. On the whole it was deemed successful, but seeing as the country had four years to prepare could it have been better? Was Russia ready? read more » Cheer team finally has permanent coach January 9, 2014 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes The cheer team is leaping back into routine after experiencing a rough beginning to the season due to lack of a coach. But it seems that new head cheer coach Brianna Shearer is here to stay. read more » Bathroom equality regardless of gender identity November 13, 2013 — by Arjun Ramanathan and Megan MacInnes Six-year-old Coy Mathis wandered the halls of Eagleside Elementary school in Colorado. As she approached the bathrooms, she reluctantly stepped into the door with the male sign on it. Mathis, who identifies as a female, has been forced to use the boys bathroom at her school even though she has identified and dressed as female for most of her life. read more » Cheer squad: no coach or routine November 10, 2013 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes No voices are reverberating in the usually lively cheer studio these days. It sits empty because the team has lacked a coach since mid-September. Even worse, the team’s competition season is in jeopardy. read more » Marvel’s Newest Creation: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. October 10, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes Sept. 27 marked the premiere of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. on ABC, the latest addition to the Marvel’s Cinematic universe. Created by Joss Whedon, known for directing “The Avengers” and creating “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” the series picks up where the Avengers movie left off. Clark Gregg and Cobie Smulders reprise their roles from “The Avengers” as Agent Phil Coulson and Agent Maria Hill, respectively, in this new TV series. read more » Halloween Reality Check: Aren’t you a little old for this? October 7, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes and Helen Wong We don’t know about other people, but Halloween has always been one of our favorite holidays. We have many fond memories of picking the perfect costume, draping fake webbing over a cat and consuming more sugar than was probably safe for a child. read more » Dance team and cheer squad without a coach October 3, 2013 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes Earlier this year, the cheer squad and dance team struggled with sharing one head coach, Dinishia Nichols, between the two different teams. read more » Teachers find Wednesday collaboration beneficial September 26, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes and Maya Ravichandran Every Wednesday morning, students sigh contentedly as they relish the extra hour of sleep provided by the 8:50 a.m. start. However, while students enjoy the free hour, teachers are planning lessons and working with each to find new ways to teach concepts. read more » New teacher takes up psychology and government September 5, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes Room H01, a secluded room by the office, houses one of Saratoga’s newest faculty additions. Hana Chen is taking over psychology from the previous teacher Laressa Mead, who is now a counselor at Redwood Middle School, and will also be one of the teachers teaching government this year. read more » SHS dance team returns to the dance floor August 29, 2013 — by By Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes After five years, the school’s dance team is back and ready to bust a move. Seven girls, ranging from freshmen to juniors, along with their coach, Dinishia Nichols, have been working hard to make an outstanding impression at the upcoming performances, rallies and competitions. read more »
Gold Award Gives Girl Scouts opportunity to help the community September 10, 2014 — by Larissa Chiu and Megan MacInnes The Gold Award, the highest award in Girl Scouts, is designed to benefit the community and involves at least 80 hours of service. It’s the third in a group of community service projects Girl Scouts choose to complete, following the Bronze and Silver Award projects. read more » Illegal immigrants’ children can access public education; let’s keep it that way May 23, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes Since 1918, every state in the U.S. has recognized public education’s purpose to improve and offer hope to the next generation of people living in America. read more » Tumblr recipes: cookie in a cup and hot chocolate mix pudding May 1, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes and Helen Wong There’s this recipe that’s been floating around Tumblr for a while. It’s a very popular recipe, but we had our doubts about its feasibility because it seemed far too simple and convenient. According to the recipe, all you have to do is microwave cookie dough in a mug for about a minute, then bam! Fresh chocolate chip cookie in a convenient single-serving size. read more » AP testing a substitute for second semester finals May 1, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes Since the start of second semester, advanced placement classes have often been a frantic race to get everything done before May. Homework, tests and projects have all ratcheted up in intensity. In fact, one could compare the level of stress placed on AP students at this time of the year to that of finals. read more » ‘Elementary’ a good start for diversity in TV; smackdown against ‘Sherlock’ May 1, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes and Helen Wong Who’s the better Sherlock? That’s a question being heatedly debated by fans of CBS’s “Elementary” and BBC’s “Sherlock,” both spectacular shows in their own rights. read more » Great America set to reopen for the spring March 28, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes Come March 29, the air will be filled with gleeful screaming and the whirring of mechanical tracks. read more » Dance team takes first place title at NorCal Dance Competition March 28, 2014 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes As the music came to an end, freshman Caroline Li smiled proudly and held her head high. read more » Local lessons available at Stevens Creek archery range March 9, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes The Stevens Creek Archery range, off of Mt. Eden road in the Stevens Creek County Park, is a nearby place to try lessons. It’s nestled in the hills, on the border of the Cupertino and Saratoga city lines, about 15 minutes away from the school. read more » Sochi: a bad template for future Games March 3, 2014 — by Helen Wong and Megan MacInnes The buzz from the Winter Olympics is winding down. The Games had a good showing, everyone was safe and there were no major international incidents. On the whole it was deemed successful, but seeing as the country had four years to prepare could it have been better? Was Russia ready? read more » Cheer team finally has permanent coach January 9, 2014 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes The cheer team is leaping back into routine after experiencing a rough beginning to the season due to lack of a coach. But it seems that new head cheer coach Brianna Shearer is here to stay. read more » Bathroom equality regardless of gender identity November 13, 2013 — by Arjun Ramanathan and Megan MacInnes Six-year-old Coy Mathis wandered the halls of Eagleside Elementary school in Colorado. As she approached the bathrooms, she reluctantly stepped into the door with the male sign on it. Mathis, who identifies as a female, has been forced to use the boys bathroom at her school even though she has identified and dressed as female for most of her life. read more » Cheer squad: no coach or routine November 10, 2013 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes No voices are reverberating in the usually lively cheer studio these days. It sits empty because the team has lacked a coach since mid-September. Even worse, the team’s competition season is in jeopardy. read more » Marvel’s Newest Creation: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. October 10, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes Sept. 27 marked the premiere of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. on ABC, the latest addition to the Marvel’s Cinematic universe. Created by Joss Whedon, known for directing “The Avengers” and creating “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” the series picks up where the Avengers movie left off. Clark Gregg and Cobie Smulders reprise their roles from “The Avengers” as Agent Phil Coulson and Agent Maria Hill, respectively, in this new TV series. read more » Halloween Reality Check: Aren’t you a little old for this? October 7, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes and Helen Wong We don’t know about other people, but Halloween has always been one of our favorite holidays. We have many fond memories of picking the perfect costume, draping fake webbing over a cat and consuming more sugar than was probably safe for a child. read more » Dance team and cheer squad without a coach October 3, 2013 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes Earlier this year, the cheer squad and dance team struggled with sharing one head coach, Dinishia Nichols, between the two different teams. read more » Teachers find Wednesday collaboration beneficial September 26, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes and Maya Ravichandran Every Wednesday morning, students sigh contentedly as they relish the extra hour of sleep provided by the 8:50 a.m. start. However, while students enjoy the free hour, teachers are planning lessons and working with each to find new ways to teach concepts. read more » New teacher takes up psychology and government September 5, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes Room H01, a secluded room by the office, houses one of Saratoga’s newest faculty additions. Hana Chen is taking over psychology from the previous teacher Laressa Mead, who is now a counselor at Redwood Middle School, and will also be one of the teachers teaching government this year. read more » SHS dance team returns to the dance floor August 29, 2013 — by By Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes After five years, the school’s dance team is back and ready to bust a move. Seven girls, ranging from freshmen to juniors, along with their coach, Dinishia Nichols, have been working hard to make an outstanding impression at the upcoming performances, rallies and competitions. read more »
Illegal immigrants’ children can access public education; let’s keep it that way May 23, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes Since 1918, every state in the U.S. has recognized public education’s purpose to improve and offer hope to the next generation of people living in America. read more » Tumblr recipes: cookie in a cup and hot chocolate mix pudding May 1, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes and Helen Wong There’s this recipe that’s been floating around Tumblr for a while. It’s a very popular recipe, but we had our doubts about its feasibility because it seemed far too simple and convenient. According to the recipe, all you have to do is microwave cookie dough in a mug for about a minute, then bam! Fresh chocolate chip cookie in a convenient single-serving size. read more » AP testing a substitute for second semester finals May 1, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes Since the start of second semester, advanced placement classes have often been a frantic race to get everything done before May. Homework, tests and projects have all ratcheted up in intensity. In fact, one could compare the level of stress placed on AP students at this time of the year to that of finals. read more » ‘Elementary’ a good start for diversity in TV; smackdown against ‘Sherlock’ May 1, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes and Helen Wong Who’s the better Sherlock? That’s a question being heatedly debated by fans of CBS’s “Elementary” and BBC’s “Sherlock,” both spectacular shows in their own rights. read more » Great America set to reopen for the spring March 28, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes Come March 29, the air will be filled with gleeful screaming and the whirring of mechanical tracks. read more » Dance team takes first place title at NorCal Dance Competition March 28, 2014 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes As the music came to an end, freshman Caroline Li smiled proudly and held her head high. read more » Local lessons available at Stevens Creek archery range March 9, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes The Stevens Creek Archery range, off of Mt. Eden road in the Stevens Creek County Park, is a nearby place to try lessons. It’s nestled in the hills, on the border of the Cupertino and Saratoga city lines, about 15 minutes away from the school. read more » Sochi: a bad template for future Games March 3, 2014 — by Helen Wong and Megan MacInnes The buzz from the Winter Olympics is winding down. The Games had a good showing, everyone was safe and there were no major international incidents. On the whole it was deemed successful, but seeing as the country had four years to prepare could it have been better? Was Russia ready? read more » Cheer team finally has permanent coach January 9, 2014 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes The cheer team is leaping back into routine after experiencing a rough beginning to the season due to lack of a coach. But it seems that new head cheer coach Brianna Shearer is here to stay. read more » Bathroom equality regardless of gender identity November 13, 2013 — by Arjun Ramanathan and Megan MacInnes Six-year-old Coy Mathis wandered the halls of Eagleside Elementary school in Colorado. As she approached the bathrooms, she reluctantly stepped into the door with the male sign on it. Mathis, who identifies as a female, has been forced to use the boys bathroom at her school even though she has identified and dressed as female for most of her life. read more » Cheer squad: no coach or routine November 10, 2013 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes No voices are reverberating in the usually lively cheer studio these days. It sits empty because the team has lacked a coach since mid-September. Even worse, the team’s competition season is in jeopardy. read more » Marvel’s Newest Creation: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. October 10, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes Sept. 27 marked the premiere of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. on ABC, the latest addition to the Marvel’s Cinematic universe. Created by Joss Whedon, known for directing “The Avengers” and creating “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” the series picks up where the Avengers movie left off. Clark Gregg and Cobie Smulders reprise their roles from “The Avengers” as Agent Phil Coulson and Agent Maria Hill, respectively, in this new TV series. read more » Halloween Reality Check: Aren’t you a little old for this? October 7, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes and Helen Wong We don’t know about other people, but Halloween has always been one of our favorite holidays. We have many fond memories of picking the perfect costume, draping fake webbing over a cat and consuming more sugar than was probably safe for a child. read more » Dance team and cheer squad without a coach October 3, 2013 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes Earlier this year, the cheer squad and dance team struggled with sharing one head coach, Dinishia Nichols, between the two different teams. read more » Teachers find Wednesday collaboration beneficial September 26, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes and Maya Ravichandran Every Wednesday morning, students sigh contentedly as they relish the extra hour of sleep provided by the 8:50 a.m. start. However, while students enjoy the free hour, teachers are planning lessons and working with each to find new ways to teach concepts. read more » New teacher takes up psychology and government September 5, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes Room H01, a secluded room by the office, houses one of Saratoga’s newest faculty additions. Hana Chen is taking over psychology from the previous teacher Laressa Mead, who is now a counselor at Redwood Middle School, and will also be one of the teachers teaching government this year. read more » SHS dance team returns to the dance floor August 29, 2013 — by By Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes After five years, the school’s dance team is back and ready to bust a move. Seven girls, ranging from freshmen to juniors, along with their coach, Dinishia Nichols, have been working hard to make an outstanding impression at the upcoming performances, rallies and competitions. read more »
Tumblr recipes: cookie in a cup and hot chocolate mix pudding May 1, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes and Helen Wong There’s this recipe that’s been floating around Tumblr for a while. It’s a very popular recipe, but we had our doubts about its feasibility because it seemed far too simple and convenient. According to the recipe, all you have to do is microwave cookie dough in a mug for about a minute, then bam! Fresh chocolate chip cookie in a convenient single-serving size. read more » AP testing a substitute for second semester finals May 1, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes Since the start of second semester, advanced placement classes have often been a frantic race to get everything done before May. Homework, tests and projects have all ratcheted up in intensity. In fact, one could compare the level of stress placed on AP students at this time of the year to that of finals. read more » ‘Elementary’ a good start for diversity in TV; smackdown against ‘Sherlock’ May 1, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes and Helen Wong Who’s the better Sherlock? That’s a question being heatedly debated by fans of CBS’s “Elementary” and BBC’s “Sherlock,” both spectacular shows in their own rights. read more » Great America set to reopen for the spring March 28, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes Come March 29, the air will be filled with gleeful screaming and the whirring of mechanical tracks. read more » Dance team takes first place title at NorCal Dance Competition March 28, 2014 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes As the music came to an end, freshman Caroline Li smiled proudly and held her head high. read more » Local lessons available at Stevens Creek archery range March 9, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes The Stevens Creek Archery range, off of Mt. Eden road in the Stevens Creek County Park, is a nearby place to try lessons. It’s nestled in the hills, on the border of the Cupertino and Saratoga city lines, about 15 minutes away from the school. read more » Sochi: a bad template for future Games March 3, 2014 — by Helen Wong and Megan MacInnes The buzz from the Winter Olympics is winding down. The Games had a good showing, everyone was safe and there were no major international incidents. On the whole it was deemed successful, but seeing as the country had four years to prepare could it have been better? Was Russia ready? read more » Cheer team finally has permanent coach January 9, 2014 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes The cheer team is leaping back into routine after experiencing a rough beginning to the season due to lack of a coach. But it seems that new head cheer coach Brianna Shearer is here to stay. read more » Bathroom equality regardless of gender identity November 13, 2013 — by Arjun Ramanathan and Megan MacInnes Six-year-old Coy Mathis wandered the halls of Eagleside Elementary school in Colorado. As she approached the bathrooms, she reluctantly stepped into the door with the male sign on it. Mathis, who identifies as a female, has been forced to use the boys bathroom at her school even though she has identified and dressed as female for most of her life. read more » Cheer squad: no coach or routine November 10, 2013 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes No voices are reverberating in the usually lively cheer studio these days. It sits empty because the team has lacked a coach since mid-September. Even worse, the team’s competition season is in jeopardy. read more » Marvel’s Newest Creation: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. October 10, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes Sept. 27 marked the premiere of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. on ABC, the latest addition to the Marvel’s Cinematic universe. Created by Joss Whedon, known for directing “The Avengers” and creating “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” the series picks up where the Avengers movie left off. Clark Gregg and Cobie Smulders reprise their roles from “The Avengers” as Agent Phil Coulson and Agent Maria Hill, respectively, in this new TV series. read more » Halloween Reality Check: Aren’t you a little old for this? October 7, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes and Helen Wong We don’t know about other people, but Halloween has always been one of our favorite holidays. We have many fond memories of picking the perfect costume, draping fake webbing over a cat and consuming more sugar than was probably safe for a child. read more » Dance team and cheer squad without a coach October 3, 2013 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes Earlier this year, the cheer squad and dance team struggled with sharing one head coach, Dinishia Nichols, between the two different teams. read more » Teachers find Wednesday collaboration beneficial September 26, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes and Maya Ravichandran Every Wednesday morning, students sigh contentedly as they relish the extra hour of sleep provided by the 8:50 a.m. start. However, while students enjoy the free hour, teachers are planning lessons and working with each to find new ways to teach concepts. read more » New teacher takes up psychology and government September 5, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes Room H01, a secluded room by the office, houses one of Saratoga’s newest faculty additions. Hana Chen is taking over psychology from the previous teacher Laressa Mead, who is now a counselor at Redwood Middle School, and will also be one of the teachers teaching government this year. read more » SHS dance team returns to the dance floor August 29, 2013 — by By Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes After five years, the school’s dance team is back and ready to bust a move. Seven girls, ranging from freshmen to juniors, along with their coach, Dinishia Nichols, have been working hard to make an outstanding impression at the upcoming performances, rallies and competitions. read more »
AP testing a substitute for second semester finals May 1, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes Since the start of second semester, advanced placement classes have often been a frantic race to get everything done before May. Homework, tests and projects have all ratcheted up in intensity. In fact, one could compare the level of stress placed on AP students at this time of the year to that of finals. read more » ‘Elementary’ a good start for diversity in TV; smackdown against ‘Sherlock’ May 1, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes and Helen Wong Who’s the better Sherlock? That’s a question being heatedly debated by fans of CBS’s “Elementary” and BBC’s “Sherlock,” both spectacular shows in their own rights. read more » Great America set to reopen for the spring March 28, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes Come March 29, the air will be filled with gleeful screaming and the whirring of mechanical tracks. read more » Dance team takes first place title at NorCal Dance Competition March 28, 2014 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes As the music came to an end, freshman Caroline Li smiled proudly and held her head high. read more » Local lessons available at Stevens Creek archery range March 9, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes The Stevens Creek Archery range, off of Mt. Eden road in the Stevens Creek County Park, is a nearby place to try lessons. It’s nestled in the hills, on the border of the Cupertino and Saratoga city lines, about 15 minutes away from the school. read more » Sochi: a bad template for future Games March 3, 2014 — by Helen Wong and Megan MacInnes The buzz from the Winter Olympics is winding down. The Games had a good showing, everyone was safe and there were no major international incidents. On the whole it was deemed successful, but seeing as the country had four years to prepare could it have been better? Was Russia ready? read more » Cheer team finally has permanent coach January 9, 2014 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes The cheer team is leaping back into routine after experiencing a rough beginning to the season due to lack of a coach. But it seems that new head cheer coach Brianna Shearer is here to stay. read more » Bathroom equality regardless of gender identity November 13, 2013 — by Arjun Ramanathan and Megan MacInnes Six-year-old Coy Mathis wandered the halls of Eagleside Elementary school in Colorado. As she approached the bathrooms, she reluctantly stepped into the door with the male sign on it. Mathis, who identifies as a female, has been forced to use the boys bathroom at her school even though she has identified and dressed as female for most of her life. read more » Cheer squad: no coach or routine November 10, 2013 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes No voices are reverberating in the usually lively cheer studio these days. It sits empty because the team has lacked a coach since mid-September. Even worse, the team’s competition season is in jeopardy. read more » Marvel’s Newest Creation: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. October 10, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes Sept. 27 marked the premiere of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. on ABC, the latest addition to the Marvel’s Cinematic universe. Created by Joss Whedon, known for directing “The Avengers” and creating “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” the series picks up where the Avengers movie left off. Clark Gregg and Cobie Smulders reprise their roles from “The Avengers” as Agent Phil Coulson and Agent Maria Hill, respectively, in this new TV series. read more » Halloween Reality Check: Aren’t you a little old for this? October 7, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes and Helen Wong We don’t know about other people, but Halloween has always been one of our favorite holidays. We have many fond memories of picking the perfect costume, draping fake webbing over a cat and consuming more sugar than was probably safe for a child. read more » Dance team and cheer squad without a coach October 3, 2013 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes Earlier this year, the cheer squad and dance team struggled with sharing one head coach, Dinishia Nichols, between the two different teams. read more » Teachers find Wednesday collaboration beneficial September 26, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes and Maya Ravichandran Every Wednesday morning, students sigh contentedly as they relish the extra hour of sleep provided by the 8:50 a.m. start. However, while students enjoy the free hour, teachers are planning lessons and working with each to find new ways to teach concepts. read more » New teacher takes up psychology and government September 5, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes Room H01, a secluded room by the office, houses one of Saratoga’s newest faculty additions. Hana Chen is taking over psychology from the previous teacher Laressa Mead, who is now a counselor at Redwood Middle School, and will also be one of the teachers teaching government this year. read more » SHS dance team returns to the dance floor August 29, 2013 — by By Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes After five years, the school’s dance team is back and ready to bust a move. Seven girls, ranging from freshmen to juniors, along with their coach, Dinishia Nichols, have been working hard to make an outstanding impression at the upcoming performances, rallies and competitions. read more »
‘Elementary’ a good start for diversity in TV; smackdown against ‘Sherlock’ May 1, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes and Helen Wong Who’s the better Sherlock? That’s a question being heatedly debated by fans of CBS’s “Elementary” and BBC’s “Sherlock,” both spectacular shows in their own rights. read more » Great America set to reopen for the spring March 28, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes Come March 29, the air will be filled with gleeful screaming and the whirring of mechanical tracks. read more » Dance team takes first place title at NorCal Dance Competition March 28, 2014 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes As the music came to an end, freshman Caroline Li smiled proudly and held her head high. read more » Local lessons available at Stevens Creek archery range March 9, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes The Stevens Creek Archery range, off of Mt. Eden road in the Stevens Creek County Park, is a nearby place to try lessons. It’s nestled in the hills, on the border of the Cupertino and Saratoga city lines, about 15 minutes away from the school. read more » Sochi: a bad template for future Games March 3, 2014 — by Helen Wong and Megan MacInnes The buzz from the Winter Olympics is winding down. The Games had a good showing, everyone was safe and there were no major international incidents. On the whole it was deemed successful, but seeing as the country had four years to prepare could it have been better? Was Russia ready? read more » Cheer team finally has permanent coach January 9, 2014 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes The cheer team is leaping back into routine after experiencing a rough beginning to the season due to lack of a coach. But it seems that new head cheer coach Brianna Shearer is here to stay. read more » Bathroom equality regardless of gender identity November 13, 2013 — by Arjun Ramanathan and Megan MacInnes Six-year-old Coy Mathis wandered the halls of Eagleside Elementary school in Colorado. As she approached the bathrooms, she reluctantly stepped into the door with the male sign on it. Mathis, who identifies as a female, has been forced to use the boys bathroom at her school even though she has identified and dressed as female for most of her life. read more » Cheer squad: no coach or routine November 10, 2013 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes No voices are reverberating in the usually lively cheer studio these days. It sits empty because the team has lacked a coach since mid-September. Even worse, the team’s competition season is in jeopardy. read more » Marvel’s Newest Creation: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. October 10, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes Sept. 27 marked the premiere of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. on ABC, the latest addition to the Marvel’s Cinematic universe. Created by Joss Whedon, known for directing “The Avengers” and creating “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” the series picks up where the Avengers movie left off. Clark Gregg and Cobie Smulders reprise their roles from “The Avengers” as Agent Phil Coulson and Agent Maria Hill, respectively, in this new TV series. read more » Halloween Reality Check: Aren’t you a little old for this? October 7, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes and Helen Wong We don’t know about other people, but Halloween has always been one of our favorite holidays. We have many fond memories of picking the perfect costume, draping fake webbing over a cat and consuming more sugar than was probably safe for a child. read more » Dance team and cheer squad without a coach October 3, 2013 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes Earlier this year, the cheer squad and dance team struggled with sharing one head coach, Dinishia Nichols, between the two different teams. read more » Teachers find Wednesday collaboration beneficial September 26, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes and Maya Ravichandran Every Wednesday morning, students sigh contentedly as they relish the extra hour of sleep provided by the 8:50 a.m. start. However, while students enjoy the free hour, teachers are planning lessons and working with each to find new ways to teach concepts. read more » New teacher takes up psychology and government September 5, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes Room H01, a secluded room by the office, houses one of Saratoga’s newest faculty additions. Hana Chen is taking over psychology from the previous teacher Laressa Mead, who is now a counselor at Redwood Middle School, and will also be one of the teachers teaching government this year. read more » SHS dance team returns to the dance floor August 29, 2013 — by By Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes After five years, the school’s dance team is back and ready to bust a move. Seven girls, ranging from freshmen to juniors, along with their coach, Dinishia Nichols, have been working hard to make an outstanding impression at the upcoming performances, rallies and competitions. read more »
Great America set to reopen for the spring March 28, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes Come March 29, the air will be filled with gleeful screaming and the whirring of mechanical tracks. read more » Dance team takes first place title at NorCal Dance Competition March 28, 2014 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes As the music came to an end, freshman Caroline Li smiled proudly and held her head high. read more » Local lessons available at Stevens Creek archery range March 9, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes The Stevens Creek Archery range, off of Mt. Eden road in the Stevens Creek County Park, is a nearby place to try lessons. It’s nestled in the hills, on the border of the Cupertino and Saratoga city lines, about 15 minutes away from the school. read more » Sochi: a bad template for future Games March 3, 2014 — by Helen Wong and Megan MacInnes The buzz from the Winter Olympics is winding down. The Games had a good showing, everyone was safe and there were no major international incidents. On the whole it was deemed successful, but seeing as the country had four years to prepare could it have been better? Was Russia ready? read more » Cheer team finally has permanent coach January 9, 2014 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes The cheer team is leaping back into routine after experiencing a rough beginning to the season due to lack of a coach. But it seems that new head cheer coach Brianna Shearer is here to stay. read more » Bathroom equality regardless of gender identity November 13, 2013 — by Arjun Ramanathan and Megan MacInnes Six-year-old Coy Mathis wandered the halls of Eagleside Elementary school in Colorado. As she approached the bathrooms, she reluctantly stepped into the door with the male sign on it. Mathis, who identifies as a female, has been forced to use the boys bathroom at her school even though she has identified and dressed as female for most of her life. read more » Cheer squad: no coach or routine November 10, 2013 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes No voices are reverberating in the usually lively cheer studio these days. It sits empty because the team has lacked a coach since mid-September. Even worse, the team’s competition season is in jeopardy. read more » Marvel’s Newest Creation: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. October 10, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes Sept. 27 marked the premiere of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. on ABC, the latest addition to the Marvel’s Cinematic universe. Created by Joss Whedon, known for directing “The Avengers” and creating “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” the series picks up where the Avengers movie left off. Clark Gregg and Cobie Smulders reprise their roles from “The Avengers” as Agent Phil Coulson and Agent Maria Hill, respectively, in this new TV series. read more » Halloween Reality Check: Aren’t you a little old for this? October 7, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes and Helen Wong We don’t know about other people, but Halloween has always been one of our favorite holidays. We have many fond memories of picking the perfect costume, draping fake webbing over a cat and consuming more sugar than was probably safe for a child. read more » Dance team and cheer squad without a coach October 3, 2013 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes Earlier this year, the cheer squad and dance team struggled with sharing one head coach, Dinishia Nichols, between the two different teams. read more » Teachers find Wednesday collaboration beneficial September 26, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes and Maya Ravichandran Every Wednesday morning, students sigh contentedly as they relish the extra hour of sleep provided by the 8:50 a.m. start. However, while students enjoy the free hour, teachers are planning lessons and working with each to find new ways to teach concepts. read more » New teacher takes up psychology and government September 5, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes Room H01, a secluded room by the office, houses one of Saratoga’s newest faculty additions. Hana Chen is taking over psychology from the previous teacher Laressa Mead, who is now a counselor at Redwood Middle School, and will also be one of the teachers teaching government this year. read more » SHS dance team returns to the dance floor August 29, 2013 — by By Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes After five years, the school’s dance team is back and ready to bust a move. Seven girls, ranging from freshmen to juniors, along with their coach, Dinishia Nichols, have been working hard to make an outstanding impression at the upcoming performances, rallies and competitions. read more »
Dance team takes first place title at NorCal Dance Competition March 28, 2014 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes As the music came to an end, freshman Caroline Li smiled proudly and held her head high. read more » Local lessons available at Stevens Creek archery range March 9, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes The Stevens Creek Archery range, off of Mt. Eden road in the Stevens Creek County Park, is a nearby place to try lessons. It’s nestled in the hills, on the border of the Cupertino and Saratoga city lines, about 15 minutes away from the school. read more » Sochi: a bad template for future Games March 3, 2014 — by Helen Wong and Megan MacInnes The buzz from the Winter Olympics is winding down. The Games had a good showing, everyone was safe and there were no major international incidents. On the whole it was deemed successful, but seeing as the country had four years to prepare could it have been better? Was Russia ready? read more » Cheer team finally has permanent coach January 9, 2014 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes The cheer team is leaping back into routine after experiencing a rough beginning to the season due to lack of a coach. But it seems that new head cheer coach Brianna Shearer is here to stay. read more » Bathroom equality regardless of gender identity November 13, 2013 — by Arjun Ramanathan and Megan MacInnes Six-year-old Coy Mathis wandered the halls of Eagleside Elementary school in Colorado. As she approached the bathrooms, she reluctantly stepped into the door with the male sign on it. Mathis, who identifies as a female, has been forced to use the boys bathroom at her school even though she has identified and dressed as female for most of her life. read more » Cheer squad: no coach or routine November 10, 2013 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes No voices are reverberating in the usually lively cheer studio these days. It sits empty because the team has lacked a coach since mid-September. Even worse, the team’s competition season is in jeopardy. read more » Marvel’s Newest Creation: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. October 10, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes Sept. 27 marked the premiere of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. on ABC, the latest addition to the Marvel’s Cinematic universe. Created by Joss Whedon, known for directing “The Avengers” and creating “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” the series picks up where the Avengers movie left off. Clark Gregg and Cobie Smulders reprise their roles from “The Avengers” as Agent Phil Coulson and Agent Maria Hill, respectively, in this new TV series. read more » Halloween Reality Check: Aren’t you a little old for this? October 7, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes and Helen Wong We don’t know about other people, but Halloween has always been one of our favorite holidays. We have many fond memories of picking the perfect costume, draping fake webbing over a cat and consuming more sugar than was probably safe for a child. read more » Dance team and cheer squad without a coach October 3, 2013 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes Earlier this year, the cheer squad and dance team struggled with sharing one head coach, Dinishia Nichols, between the two different teams. read more » Teachers find Wednesday collaboration beneficial September 26, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes and Maya Ravichandran Every Wednesday morning, students sigh contentedly as they relish the extra hour of sleep provided by the 8:50 a.m. start. However, while students enjoy the free hour, teachers are planning lessons and working with each to find new ways to teach concepts. read more » New teacher takes up psychology and government September 5, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes Room H01, a secluded room by the office, houses one of Saratoga’s newest faculty additions. Hana Chen is taking over psychology from the previous teacher Laressa Mead, who is now a counselor at Redwood Middle School, and will also be one of the teachers teaching government this year. read more » SHS dance team returns to the dance floor August 29, 2013 — by By Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes After five years, the school’s dance team is back and ready to bust a move. Seven girls, ranging from freshmen to juniors, along with their coach, Dinishia Nichols, have been working hard to make an outstanding impression at the upcoming performances, rallies and competitions. read more »
Local lessons available at Stevens Creek archery range March 9, 2014 — by Megan MacInnes The Stevens Creek Archery range, off of Mt. Eden road in the Stevens Creek County Park, is a nearby place to try lessons. It’s nestled in the hills, on the border of the Cupertino and Saratoga city lines, about 15 minutes away from the school. read more » Sochi: a bad template for future Games March 3, 2014 — by Helen Wong and Megan MacInnes The buzz from the Winter Olympics is winding down. The Games had a good showing, everyone was safe and there were no major international incidents. On the whole it was deemed successful, but seeing as the country had four years to prepare could it have been better? Was Russia ready? read more » Cheer team finally has permanent coach January 9, 2014 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes The cheer team is leaping back into routine after experiencing a rough beginning to the season due to lack of a coach. But it seems that new head cheer coach Brianna Shearer is here to stay. read more » Bathroom equality regardless of gender identity November 13, 2013 — by Arjun Ramanathan and Megan MacInnes Six-year-old Coy Mathis wandered the halls of Eagleside Elementary school in Colorado. As she approached the bathrooms, she reluctantly stepped into the door with the male sign on it. Mathis, who identifies as a female, has been forced to use the boys bathroom at her school even though she has identified and dressed as female for most of her life. read more » Cheer squad: no coach or routine November 10, 2013 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes No voices are reverberating in the usually lively cheer studio these days. It sits empty because the team has lacked a coach since mid-September. Even worse, the team’s competition season is in jeopardy. read more » Marvel’s Newest Creation: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. October 10, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes Sept. 27 marked the premiere of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. on ABC, the latest addition to the Marvel’s Cinematic universe. Created by Joss Whedon, known for directing “The Avengers” and creating “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” the series picks up where the Avengers movie left off. Clark Gregg and Cobie Smulders reprise their roles from “The Avengers” as Agent Phil Coulson and Agent Maria Hill, respectively, in this new TV series. read more » Halloween Reality Check: Aren’t you a little old for this? October 7, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes and Helen Wong We don’t know about other people, but Halloween has always been one of our favorite holidays. We have many fond memories of picking the perfect costume, draping fake webbing over a cat and consuming more sugar than was probably safe for a child. read more » Dance team and cheer squad without a coach October 3, 2013 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes Earlier this year, the cheer squad and dance team struggled with sharing one head coach, Dinishia Nichols, between the two different teams. read more » Teachers find Wednesday collaboration beneficial September 26, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes and Maya Ravichandran Every Wednesday morning, students sigh contentedly as they relish the extra hour of sleep provided by the 8:50 a.m. start. However, while students enjoy the free hour, teachers are planning lessons and working with each to find new ways to teach concepts. read more » New teacher takes up psychology and government September 5, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes Room H01, a secluded room by the office, houses one of Saratoga’s newest faculty additions. Hana Chen is taking over psychology from the previous teacher Laressa Mead, who is now a counselor at Redwood Middle School, and will also be one of the teachers teaching government this year. read more » SHS dance team returns to the dance floor August 29, 2013 — by By Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes After five years, the school’s dance team is back and ready to bust a move. Seven girls, ranging from freshmen to juniors, along with their coach, Dinishia Nichols, have been working hard to make an outstanding impression at the upcoming performances, rallies and competitions. read more »
Sochi: a bad template for future Games March 3, 2014 — by Helen Wong and Megan MacInnes The buzz from the Winter Olympics is winding down. The Games had a good showing, everyone was safe and there were no major international incidents. On the whole it was deemed successful, but seeing as the country had four years to prepare could it have been better? Was Russia ready? read more » Cheer team finally has permanent coach January 9, 2014 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes The cheer team is leaping back into routine after experiencing a rough beginning to the season due to lack of a coach. But it seems that new head cheer coach Brianna Shearer is here to stay. read more » Bathroom equality regardless of gender identity November 13, 2013 — by Arjun Ramanathan and Megan MacInnes Six-year-old Coy Mathis wandered the halls of Eagleside Elementary school in Colorado. As she approached the bathrooms, she reluctantly stepped into the door with the male sign on it. Mathis, who identifies as a female, has been forced to use the boys bathroom at her school even though she has identified and dressed as female for most of her life. read more » Cheer squad: no coach or routine November 10, 2013 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes No voices are reverberating in the usually lively cheer studio these days. It sits empty because the team has lacked a coach since mid-September. Even worse, the team’s competition season is in jeopardy. read more » Marvel’s Newest Creation: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. October 10, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes Sept. 27 marked the premiere of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. on ABC, the latest addition to the Marvel’s Cinematic universe. Created by Joss Whedon, known for directing “The Avengers” and creating “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” the series picks up where the Avengers movie left off. Clark Gregg and Cobie Smulders reprise their roles from “The Avengers” as Agent Phil Coulson and Agent Maria Hill, respectively, in this new TV series. read more » Halloween Reality Check: Aren’t you a little old for this? October 7, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes and Helen Wong We don’t know about other people, but Halloween has always been one of our favorite holidays. We have many fond memories of picking the perfect costume, draping fake webbing over a cat and consuming more sugar than was probably safe for a child. read more » Dance team and cheer squad without a coach October 3, 2013 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes Earlier this year, the cheer squad and dance team struggled with sharing one head coach, Dinishia Nichols, between the two different teams. read more » Teachers find Wednesday collaboration beneficial September 26, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes and Maya Ravichandran Every Wednesday morning, students sigh contentedly as they relish the extra hour of sleep provided by the 8:50 a.m. start. However, while students enjoy the free hour, teachers are planning lessons and working with each to find new ways to teach concepts. read more » New teacher takes up psychology and government September 5, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes Room H01, a secluded room by the office, houses one of Saratoga’s newest faculty additions. Hana Chen is taking over psychology from the previous teacher Laressa Mead, who is now a counselor at Redwood Middle School, and will also be one of the teachers teaching government this year. read more » SHS dance team returns to the dance floor August 29, 2013 — by By Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes After five years, the school’s dance team is back and ready to bust a move. Seven girls, ranging from freshmen to juniors, along with their coach, Dinishia Nichols, have been working hard to make an outstanding impression at the upcoming performances, rallies and competitions. read more »
Cheer team finally has permanent coach January 9, 2014 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes The cheer team is leaping back into routine after experiencing a rough beginning to the season due to lack of a coach. But it seems that new head cheer coach Brianna Shearer is here to stay. read more » Bathroom equality regardless of gender identity November 13, 2013 — by Arjun Ramanathan and Megan MacInnes Six-year-old Coy Mathis wandered the halls of Eagleside Elementary school in Colorado. As she approached the bathrooms, she reluctantly stepped into the door with the male sign on it. Mathis, who identifies as a female, has been forced to use the boys bathroom at her school even though she has identified and dressed as female for most of her life. read more » Cheer squad: no coach or routine November 10, 2013 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes No voices are reverberating in the usually lively cheer studio these days. It sits empty because the team has lacked a coach since mid-September. Even worse, the team’s competition season is in jeopardy. read more » Marvel’s Newest Creation: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. October 10, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes Sept. 27 marked the premiere of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. on ABC, the latest addition to the Marvel’s Cinematic universe. Created by Joss Whedon, known for directing “The Avengers” and creating “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” the series picks up where the Avengers movie left off. Clark Gregg and Cobie Smulders reprise their roles from “The Avengers” as Agent Phil Coulson and Agent Maria Hill, respectively, in this new TV series. read more » Halloween Reality Check: Aren’t you a little old for this? October 7, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes and Helen Wong We don’t know about other people, but Halloween has always been one of our favorite holidays. We have many fond memories of picking the perfect costume, draping fake webbing over a cat and consuming more sugar than was probably safe for a child. read more » Dance team and cheer squad without a coach October 3, 2013 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes Earlier this year, the cheer squad and dance team struggled with sharing one head coach, Dinishia Nichols, between the two different teams. read more » Teachers find Wednesday collaboration beneficial September 26, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes and Maya Ravichandran Every Wednesday morning, students sigh contentedly as they relish the extra hour of sleep provided by the 8:50 a.m. start. However, while students enjoy the free hour, teachers are planning lessons and working with each to find new ways to teach concepts. read more » New teacher takes up psychology and government September 5, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes Room H01, a secluded room by the office, houses one of Saratoga’s newest faculty additions. Hana Chen is taking over psychology from the previous teacher Laressa Mead, who is now a counselor at Redwood Middle School, and will also be one of the teachers teaching government this year. read more » SHS dance team returns to the dance floor August 29, 2013 — by By Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes After five years, the school’s dance team is back and ready to bust a move. Seven girls, ranging from freshmen to juniors, along with their coach, Dinishia Nichols, have been working hard to make an outstanding impression at the upcoming performances, rallies and competitions. read more »
Bathroom equality regardless of gender identity November 13, 2013 — by Arjun Ramanathan and Megan MacInnes Six-year-old Coy Mathis wandered the halls of Eagleside Elementary school in Colorado. As she approached the bathrooms, she reluctantly stepped into the door with the male sign on it. Mathis, who identifies as a female, has been forced to use the boys bathroom at her school even though she has identified and dressed as female for most of her life. read more » Cheer squad: no coach or routine November 10, 2013 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes No voices are reverberating in the usually lively cheer studio these days. It sits empty because the team has lacked a coach since mid-September. Even worse, the team’s competition season is in jeopardy. read more » Marvel’s Newest Creation: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. October 10, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes Sept. 27 marked the premiere of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. on ABC, the latest addition to the Marvel’s Cinematic universe. Created by Joss Whedon, known for directing “The Avengers” and creating “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” the series picks up where the Avengers movie left off. Clark Gregg and Cobie Smulders reprise their roles from “The Avengers” as Agent Phil Coulson and Agent Maria Hill, respectively, in this new TV series. read more » Halloween Reality Check: Aren’t you a little old for this? October 7, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes and Helen Wong We don’t know about other people, but Halloween has always been one of our favorite holidays. We have many fond memories of picking the perfect costume, draping fake webbing over a cat and consuming more sugar than was probably safe for a child. read more » Dance team and cheer squad without a coach October 3, 2013 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes Earlier this year, the cheer squad and dance team struggled with sharing one head coach, Dinishia Nichols, between the two different teams. read more » Teachers find Wednesday collaboration beneficial September 26, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes and Maya Ravichandran Every Wednesday morning, students sigh contentedly as they relish the extra hour of sleep provided by the 8:50 a.m. start. However, while students enjoy the free hour, teachers are planning lessons and working with each to find new ways to teach concepts. read more » New teacher takes up psychology and government September 5, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes Room H01, a secluded room by the office, houses one of Saratoga’s newest faculty additions. Hana Chen is taking over psychology from the previous teacher Laressa Mead, who is now a counselor at Redwood Middle School, and will also be one of the teachers teaching government this year. read more » SHS dance team returns to the dance floor August 29, 2013 — by By Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes After five years, the school’s dance team is back and ready to bust a move. Seven girls, ranging from freshmen to juniors, along with their coach, Dinishia Nichols, have been working hard to make an outstanding impression at the upcoming performances, rallies and competitions. read more »
Cheer squad: no coach or routine November 10, 2013 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes No voices are reverberating in the usually lively cheer studio these days. It sits empty because the team has lacked a coach since mid-September. Even worse, the team’s competition season is in jeopardy. read more » Marvel’s Newest Creation: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. October 10, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes Sept. 27 marked the premiere of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. on ABC, the latest addition to the Marvel’s Cinematic universe. Created by Joss Whedon, known for directing “The Avengers” and creating “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” the series picks up where the Avengers movie left off. Clark Gregg and Cobie Smulders reprise their roles from “The Avengers” as Agent Phil Coulson and Agent Maria Hill, respectively, in this new TV series. read more » Halloween Reality Check: Aren’t you a little old for this? October 7, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes and Helen Wong We don’t know about other people, but Halloween has always been one of our favorite holidays. We have many fond memories of picking the perfect costume, draping fake webbing over a cat and consuming more sugar than was probably safe for a child. read more » Dance team and cheer squad without a coach October 3, 2013 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes Earlier this year, the cheer squad and dance team struggled with sharing one head coach, Dinishia Nichols, between the two different teams. read more » Teachers find Wednesday collaboration beneficial September 26, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes and Maya Ravichandran Every Wednesday morning, students sigh contentedly as they relish the extra hour of sleep provided by the 8:50 a.m. start. However, while students enjoy the free hour, teachers are planning lessons and working with each to find new ways to teach concepts. read more » New teacher takes up psychology and government September 5, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes Room H01, a secluded room by the office, houses one of Saratoga’s newest faculty additions. Hana Chen is taking over psychology from the previous teacher Laressa Mead, who is now a counselor at Redwood Middle School, and will also be one of the teachers teaching government this year. read more » SHS dance team returns to the dance floor August 29, 2013 — by By Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes After five years, the school’s dance team is back and ready to bust a move. Seven girls, ranging from freshmen to juniors, along with their coach, Dinishia Nichols, have been working hard to make an outstanding impression at the upcoming performances, rallies and competitions. read more »
Marvel’s Newest Creation: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. October 10, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes Sept. 27 marked the premiere of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. on ABC, the latest addition to the Marvel’s Cinematic universe. Created by Joss Whedon, known for directing “The Avengers” and creating “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” the series picks up where the Avengers movie left off. Clark Gregg and Cobie Smulders reprise their roles from “The Avengers” as Agent Phil Coulson and Agent Maria Hill, respectively, in this new TV series. read more » Halloween Reality Check: Aren’t you a little old for this? October 7, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes and Helen Wong We don’t know about other people, but Halloween has always been one of our favorite holidays. We have many fond memories of picking the perfect costume, draping fake webbing over a cat and consuming more sugar than was probably safe for a child. read more » Dance team and cheer squad without a coach October 3, 2013 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes Earlier this year, the cheer squad and dance team struggled with sharing one head coach, Dinishia Nichols, between the two different teams. read more » Teachers find Wednesday collaboration beneficial September 26, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes and Maya Ravichandran Every Wednesday morning, students sigh contentedly as they relish the extra hour of sleep provided by the 8:50 a.m. start. However, while students enjoy the free hour, teachers are planning lessons and working with each to find new ways to teach concepts. read more » New teacher takes up psychology and government September 5, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes Room H01, a secluded room by the office, houses one of Saratoga’s newest faculty additions. Hana Chen is taking over psychology from the previous teacher Laressa Mead, who is now a counselor at Redwood Middle School, and will also be one of the teachers teaching government this year. read more » SHS dance team returns to the dance floor August 29, 2013 — by By Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes After five years, the school’s dance team is back and ready to bust a move. Seven girls, ranging from freshmen to juniors, along with their coach, Dinishia Nichols, have been working hard to make an outstanding impression at the upcoming performances, rallies and competitions. read more »
Halloween Reality Check: Aren’t you a little old for this? October 7, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes and Helen Wong We don’t know about other people, but Halloween has always been one of our favorite holidays. We have many fond memories of picking the perfect costume, draping fake webbing over a cat and consuming more sugar than was probably safe for a child. read more » Dance team and cheer squad without a coach October 3, 2013 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes Earlier this year, the cheer squad and dance team struggled with sharing one head coach, Dinishia Nichols, between the two different teams. read more » Teachers find Wednesday collaboration beneficial September 26, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes and Maya Ravichandran Every Wednesday morning, students sigh contentedly as they relish the extra hour of sleep provided by the 8:50 a.m. start. However, while students enjoy the free hour, teachers are planning lessons and working with each to find new ways to teach concepts. read more » New teacher takes up psychology and government September 5, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes Room H01, a secluded room by the office, houses one of Saratoga’s newest faculty additions. Hana Chen is taking over psychology from the previous teacher Laressa Mead, who is now a counselor at Redwood Middle School, and will also be one of the teachers teaching government this year. read more » SHS dance team returns to the dance floor August 29, 2013 — by By Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes After five years, the school’s dance team is back and ready to bust a move. Seven girls, ranging from freshmen to juniors, along with their coach, Dinishia Nichols, have been working hard to make an outstanding impression at the upcoming performances, rallies and competitions. read more »
Dance team and cheer squad without a coach October 3, 2013 — by Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes Earlier this year, the cheer squad and dance team struggled with sharing one head coach, Dinishia Nichols, between the two different teams. read more » Teachers find Wednesday collaboration beneficial September 26, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes and Maya Ravichandran Every Wednesday morning, students sigh contentedly as they relish the extra hour of sleep provided by the 8:50 a.m. start. However, while students enjoy the free hour, teachers are planning lessons and working with each to find new ways to teach concepts. read more » New teacher takes up psychology and government September 5, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes Room H01, a secluded room by the office, houses one of Saratoga’s newest faculty additions. Hana Chen is taking over psychology from the previous teacher Laressa Mead, who is now a counselor at Redwood Middle School, and will also be one of the teachers teaching government this year. read more » SHS dance team returns to the dance floor August 29, 2013 — by By Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes After five years, the school’s dance team is back and ready to bust a move. Seven girls, ranging from freshmen to juniors, along with their coach, Dinishia Nichols, have been working hard to make an outstanding impression at the upcoming performances, rallies and competitions. read more »
Teachers find Wednesday collaboration beneficial September 26, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes and Maya Ravichandran Every Wednesday morning, students sigh contentedly as they relish the extra hour of sleep provided by the 8:50 a.m. start. However, while students enjoy the free hour, teachers are planning lessons and working with each to find new ways to teach concepts. read more » New teacher takes up psychology and government September 5, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes Room H01, a secluded room by the office, houses one of Saratoga’s newest faculty additions. Hana Chen is taking over psychology from the previous teacher Laressa Mead, who is now a counselor at Redwood Middle School, and will also be one of the teachers teaching government this year. read more » SHS dance team returns to the dance floor August 29, 2013 — by By Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes After five years, the school’s dance team is back and ready to bust a move. Seven girls, ranging from freshmen to juniors, along with their coach, Dinishia Nichols, have been working hard to make an outstanding impression at the upcoming performances, rallies and competitions. read more »
New teacher takes up psychology and government September 5, 2013 — by Megan MacInnes Room H01, a secluded room by the office, houses one of Saratoga’s newest faculty additions. Hana Chen is taking over psychology from the previous teacher Laressa Mead, who is now a counselor at Redwood Middle School, and will also be one of the teachers teaching government this year. read more » SHS dance team returns to the dance floor August 29, 2013 — by By Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes After five years, the school’s dance team is back and ready to bust a move. Seven girls, ranging from freshmen to juniors, along with their coach, Dinishia Nichols, have been working hard to make an outstanding impression at the upcoming performances, rallies and competitions. read more »
SHS dance team returns to the dance floor August 29, 2013 — by By Allison Lin and Megan MacInnes After five years, the school’s dance team is back and ready to bust a move. Seven girls, ranging from freshmen to juniors, along with their coach, Dinishia Nichols, have been working hard to make an outstanding impression at the upcoming performances, rallies and competitions. read more »