By Noah Glosson, Head Print Section Editor // The wait is finally over. After 476 days since their last game, the Acalanes High School varsity football team returned to action on Saturday, […]
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Bluepers: Season 2 Episode 5
By Bluepers Staff // In this episode, host Keith Johnson hosts a debate between two of our staff members. Enjoy!
District Updates Starting Date for Hybrid Reopening
By Marisa Guerra Echeverria, Staff Writer // After multiple projections, hours of careful planning in meetings, and the gathering of new COVID-19 data, a new projected date for hybrid reopening brings hope […]
Celebrating Black Excellence
By Kayli Harley, Stella Heo, Shrida Pandey, and Irene Meklin, Online Editors-in-Chief, Online News Editor, and Staff Writer // In honor of Black History Month, Blueprint profiled a few Black figures who […]
Arshay Cooper Talks with Acalanes Administration and Student Panelists
By Erin Hambidge, Staff Writer // Arshay Cooper’s documentary “A Most Beautiful Thing” follows the story of the first African-American high school rowing team in the nation and each member’s life growing […]
Issue 6: The Life and Legacy of Chris Huber
Click the image below to access the sixth issue of the 2020-2021 school year!
CIF Updates Guidelines for Return to Sports
By Tom Bequette, Online Sports Editor // The California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) announced on Friday, Feb. 19 that high school sports may start as early as Feb. 26 in parts of California. […]
Lafayette Mayor Connects With Acalanes Students Through Open Dialogue
Erin Hambidge, Staff Writer // Acalanes High School Leadership provided students looking to enter into public service with the opportunity to learn more about what the profession entails and how they can […]
Elizabeth Brown Teaches Students About Issues in the Workforce
By Helen O’Neal and Anastasia Grits, Staff Writers // Elizabeth Brown, the director and case manager at the Housing Authority in Augusta, Ga., met with Acalanes High School students over Zoom on […]
AUHSD Projects Return to In-Person Learning in Early March
By Marisa Guerra Echeverria, Staff Writer // As schools approach nearly an entire year of Zoom meetings, asynchronous school work, and a lack of in-person instruction, recent Contra Costa County COVID-19 updates […]
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