// Without the new hall pass system recently implemented by the administration, Acalanes would be in absolute chaos and utter disarray. Although many students wish to laugh at the newly distributed set […]
Order Restored With New Hall Passes
Acalanes Blueprint
Recognizing the contributions of Black Americans for more than just one month
By Jaedyn Boynton, Contributing Columnist // From Michael Jordan and Maya Angelou, to music and the civil rights movement, American history isn’t history without recognizing the role that Black people have played […]
Girl’s Basketball Destroys Las Lomas on Senior Night
By Shrida Pandey, Staff Writer The women’s basketball team crushed Las Lomas 75-38 last Friday night to capture their second consecutive undefeated Diablo Athletic League (DAL) championship. Before tipoff, seniors Kaylee Pond, Lauren […]
Lindsay Wildlife Museum Begins Fund in Honor of Gary Bogue
By Sabrina Agazzi, Staff Writer // Since Gary Bogue founded it in 1955, the Lindsay Wildlife Museum in Walnut Creek has provided countless animals the chance to survive and thrive in a […]
Home Invasions: Lamorinda Worried about Wave of Violent Crimes
By Catherine Lomond and Liam McGlynn, Staff Writers // Lafayette maintains the reputation of a safe, family-friendly city. Families from all over the state and nation move to Lafayette to live the […]
The False Alarms Continue: Shelter in Place Alarm Mistakenly Triggered
By Kayli Harley, Staff Writer // Acalanes students and teachers are accustomed to false fire alarms blaring at random on campus, but when a monotone voice came over the loudspeaker on Monday […]
College Counselors: Another Piece To The Admissions Mystery Puzzle
By Charlotte Glass and Sofia Olsson, Editor-in-Chief and Copy Editor // The drastic changes in the college application process over the last 30 years are nothing short of revolutionary. What was once […]
Flour Babies 2020
// From Monday, Feb. 3 to Friday, Feb. 7, senior psychology students were responsible for taking care of flour babies. Learn about their experience below!
Leadership Hosts Voter Registration Drive for Acalanes Seniors
By Emerson Brown, Staff Writer // Since data became available, youth voters have consistently voted the least. Regardless of whether the election is a midterm, primary, or general election, 18 to 29-year-olds […]
Basketball Fights Valiantly, Falls to Campo on Senior Night
By Tom Bequette, Staff Writer // Men’s varsity basketball (15-8, 3-6 DFAL) stayed with an explosive Campolindo team, but were ultimately edged out 65-58 in front of a large home crowd Wednesday […]
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