Students at Claremont High School ought to count themselves lucky. With the help of state and federal funding, the student body at CHS has maintained easy access to free WiFi, free devices, free lunch,...

“Academic weapon” a phrase uttered by every high schooler. To be an academic weapon is to be enrolled in a billion different courses, participate in extracurriculars and sports, and acquire service...

All throughout the United States, one problem seems to be blatantly recurring in public schools—cafeterias. Round Table pizza, teriyaki chicken, and bean and cheese burritos are just some of the foods...

A year and a half following the return to in-person schooling, the lingering effects of the pandemic’s learning loss still ring. With plunges in test scores and rising absenteeism, its quantitative impact...

Personal Editorial It was an April afternoon during my Junior year at Claremont High School. As I walked from lunch to my Creative Writing class, I passed by CUSD’s current School Resource officer,...