“Why? Why is this wrong? Why did I lose points? Why did you decide to pick up teaching? Why are you still here?”
All of these are questions that every student, seeing red, has asked a teacher throughout...
In the large ecosystem that is our school, there exists a subtle yet strange phenomenon: teacher cliques. Like high school students, our educators have found their kindred spirits, forging alliances based...
As a new school year begins, El Roble is welcoming in new teachers and staff. Spanning a wide variety of subjects, from math to history and electives to PE, teachers at El Roble are adopting a more diversified...
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...
As the new school year progresses, the student disappointment in the lack of office hours is reaching its peak. So much so that an online petition to bring back office hours was created on September 24th....
Mandating six hours a day of physical movement when the average “gym bro” only spends less than two hours is an absurd requirement. The daily responsibilities of summer...
Callum is a Senior at CHS and one of the Head News Editors. Besides the paper, he is also a member of the Speech and Debate team, works as a lifeguard, swims on a swim team, is part of the IB program,...
Madyson Raudez is a freshman attending Claremont High School and a first time reporter for the school Wolfpacket. As soon as she saw the Wolfpacket newspaper for the first time, she immediately knew she...
Mandating six hours a day of physical movement when the average “gym bro” only spends less than two hours is an absurd requirement. The daily responsibilities of summer...
