By Zoe Cate, Online Editor-in-Chief // The school district has applied for a $1 million grant to combat student vaping by hiring nicotine addiction specialists and installing vape detectors and surveillance cameras. Vaping […]
AUHSD Makes Considerable Strides to end Vaping Epidemic
Football Lights Up Scoreboard vs. Berkeley
By Aaron Vaserman & Mason Archer, Staff Writers // The Acalanes faithful packed the stadium to watch the Dons defeat visiting Berkeley 57-28 on Friday, Sept. 13. Acalanes received the opening kickoff, […]
Remembering 9/11: Acalanes Staff and Students Reflect on the Tragedy and What it Means to Them
By Zoe Edelman, Head Videographer // On the 18th anniversary of 9/11, Acalanes students and staff reflect on the importance of the day and what it means to them.
The Survival Guide to Freshmen Year: From one Acalanes Student to Another
By Allie Marcu, Staff Writer We all live or have lived the freshmen experience. Freshmen don’t understand why upperclassmen hate them until they aren’t one anymore. Once they become a sophomore, they then […]
Double NPR Episode 2: Electoral College
By Nicole Prozan, Opinion Editor // On this weeks episode of Double NPR, our editors discuss the electoral college. Enjoy! https://anchor.fm/acalanesblueprint/episodes/Episode-2-Electoral-College-e5aj0r
Motivational Speaker Mike Smith Brings new Ideas to Acalanes
By Ella Alpert, Staff Writer // Curious Acalanes students quickly fell silent as a young man, with hair past his shoulders and a sleeve of tattoos made his way across the gym. This […]
Bathroom Renovations Create an Unusual Situation for one Acalanes Teacher
By Tom Bequette, Staff Writer // For many students and staff, using the Acalanes bathrooms is the last thing on their mind as they go about their day. But for Abigail Smith, Acalanes’ […]
Summer Jobs and Internships Taken on by Students at Acalanes
By Aysha Craig, Staff Writer // Whether the goal is to take on a large responsibility or to try something new, jobs and internships are a popular way Acalanes students spend their time […]
Double NPR: Affirmative Action
By Zoe Cate, Online Editor-in-Chief // The long-awaited first episode of Double NPR is here. In this new segment, two editors, Nicole Prozan and Nelson Rogers, from opposite ends of the political […]
Football Pulls Away From Sacred Heart Cathedral
By Ryan Owens, Online Sports Editor // The greatest teams in sports are always resilient. The Acalanes football team showed plenty of resiliency Friday night as they defeated Sacred Heart Cathedral Prep […]
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