By Charlie Keohane, Staff Writer // Leadership organized a mini carnival for the enjoyment of the Acalanes community last Friday, Apr. 13. Check out some footage of the event below!
‘Dons on the Lawn’ Event Promotes School Spirit
AUHSD Among School Districts to Receive Email Threating Violence
By Kiara Kunnes, Print News Editor // Amid the national conversation about violence in schools, Acalanes Union High School District (AUHSD) and other school districts throughout Contra Costa County received an email […]
Restriction on Interdistrict Transfers Causes Uproar in Community
By Zoe Cate, Staff Writer // The Acalanes Union High School District Changes Policy On Interdistrict Transfers \\ It was 7:00 on a Wednesday night, and the Acalanes Union High School […]
Students Participate in Walkout to Protest Gun Violence
By Karen Rosenberg, Copy Editor // Students silently walked through the misty morning air to honor the victims of the Parkland shooting and stand in solidarity with high schools across the country […]
Shooting Threat Sparks Prompt Response from Administration
By Sarah Westergren, Online News Editor // UPDATE: A similar incident to last week’s graffiti threat at Acalanes, San Leandro High School was sent into a 3-hour lockdown on Mar. 14 after […]
Mock Trial Team Takes Third Place in County Competition
By Charlie Baker, Staff Writer // After months of practice and four long weeks of competition, the Acalanes Mock Trial team placed third in this year’s competition. On Tuesday, Feb. 20, the […]
Airsoft Gun Discovered in Student’s Locker
By Charlie Keohane, Staff Writer // An airsoft gun was found in an Acalanes student’s locker on Feb. 14, resulting in a police investigation on the same day that the mass shooting […]
Cancellation of Valentine’s Day Tradition Leaves Students Disappointed
By Zoe Cate, Staff Writer UPDATE: Students who purchased Valentine’s Days grams can be reimbursed by visiting a choir table in the front quad on Wednesday, Feb. 21. // Valentine’s Day at […]
Leadership Conference Promotes District Unity
By Sarah Westergren, Online News Editor // With the theme Alice in (One)derland, the District Leadership Conference’s primary purpose was to unify all four schools in the district. Taking a step into […]
Overcrowding Causes District to Tighten Transfer Policies
By Zoe Cate, Staff Writer // After battling your way through the crowded hallway, you finally arrive at your next class, only to find that your teacher has not arrived. This situation […]
