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October 12, 2022

Wimberly’s Wisdom

An icon of M-A’s campus, Pam Wimberly has spent fifty-four years teaching, coaching, and leading three generations of Bears. Wimberly grew up in a military family, moving all around the…

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October 11, 2022

Opinion: Teachers Should Get Paid Time Off on Religious Holidays

Illustrated by Evelyn Hsy The Sequoia High School District doesn’t grant teachers paid time off for religious holidays, forcing teachers to waste their precious sick days to practice their religion. …

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Bears Doing Big Things Community Culture Features Top Stories

October 11, 2022

Rhett Butler ‘96, Mongabay CEO and Environmental Journalist

This is the fourth article in Bears Doing Big Things, a weekly column celebrating the stories of notable M-A alumni. Read last week’s article here. As the son of a…

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October 9, 2022

Leadership Increases Its Diversity

Last year, M-A’s Leadership program faced complaints and harsh criticism for a lack of diversity, which amplified following missteps during a Hispanic Heritage Month celebration. This year, the program made…

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Campus Features News Top Stories Uncategorized

October 5, 2022

Posters, Lights, Memes: The Best Classroom Decor

For both students and teachers, school is like a second home. We spend nine months a year in classrooms for at least seven hours per day. Luckily, some teachers took…

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October 4, 2022

Style Watch: September 2022

M-A’s slogan “strength in diversity” also applies to the school’s wide range of fashion styles. Students draw outfit inspiration from new trends to Y2K throwbacks; from head-to-toe Nike tracksuits to…

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Campus Features News Top Stories

October 4, 2022

New Bleachers Plan Advances Equitable Access

M-A’s bleachers and field have not been renovated for 35 years. Since then, our student body has grown from a class of around 1,600 students to 2,400 students. Our bleachers…

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Campus Community Features Top Stories

October 4, 2022

Business Booms for the Bears: M-A Small Business Owners

Illustrated by Evelyn Hsy Spread throughout campus, a few talented Bears own small businesses of their own. Taking control of the marketing, advertisement, and creation of their products, these students…

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Equity Features News Top Stories

September 30, 2022

Area A School Board Candidates Bhopale and Koo Share Their Goals for District-Wide Equity

On November 8th, residents of Sequoia Union High School District (SUHSD) Area A will vote for one of two candidates to represent them on the District’s school board, the Board…

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Bears Doing Big Things Community Features Top Stories

September 26, 2022

Ruth Porat ‘75, Google CFO

This is the second article in Bears Doing Big Things, a weekly column celebrating the stories of notable M-A alumni. Read last week’s article here. Ruth Porat is one of…

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