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Campus COVID-19 News Top Stories

February 11, 2021

COVID-19 Vaccine Brings Hope of a Return to On-Campus Learning

Photo by Assisstant Vice-Principal Emily Rigotti Currently, as they have been for most of the past year, the district’s plans to return to in-person learning…

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Culture Features News Top Stories

February 5, 2021

Author Kiese Laymon Brings Black Excellence to the Bay Area

Cover image credit: www.clasanjose.org "Look back at all the art that Black people created. Not for money, but to keep other Black people alive over…

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News Top Stories

February 5, 2021

Early Decision Admissions See More Applications, Fewer Acceptances

From standardized testing requirements to Zoom interviews–nothing about the college application process has been normal for the Class of 2021. The early application cycle, which…

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COVID-19 Features News Top Stories

January 28, 2021

Unpacking the District’s Reopening Plan

In December, the Sequoia Union High School District (SUHSD) released a school reopening plan for the Spring of 2021. The plan was constructed by the…

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Campus Editors Picks Op-Eds Opinion State of our Education Top Stories

January 26, 2021

The Soft Bigotry of Low Expectations: Why eliminating AS English 1 is the wrong move

Read an opposing opinion here. My freshman year, I participated in a new experiment designed to increase integration in our vastly diverse but equally segregated…

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Campus Editors Picks Op-Eds Opinion State of our Education Submissions Top Stories Voices of M-A

January 26, 2021

Correcting Systemic Imbalances: Why Detracking AS English I is Necessary

Editor's Note: The following is a student submission from Andrew Fahey, a senior at M-A. Read the opposing opinion here In my opinion, the combination…

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Campus Features News Top Stories

January 25, 2021

M-A’s Inaugural Participation In National History Day

“National History Day is a competition that happens in schools throughout the nation. The idea of it is to incorporate historical thinking skills like analysis,…

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Campus Community ravenswood Top Stories

January 23, 2021

District Superintendents Discuss the History of Educational Inequality in the South Peninsula

This Monday, MPCSD Superintendent Erik Burmeister, Ravenswood Superintendent Gina Sudaria, and M-A’s principal Simone Rick-Kennel met as part of a speaker series trilogy to discuss…

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News Technology Top Stories

January 22, 2021

Teachers Reflect on Online Classroom Community

With the acceptance of virtual school as the new normal, teachers have only been able to see and engage with their students through a screen,…

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Community News Top Stories

January 21, 2021

One Local Teen Dead, Two Seriously Injured in Car Accident

Editors Note: This is a developing story and will be updated as more information becomes available. On Saturday January 16, three local teenagers were transported to…

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