By Charlie Baker, Staff Writer // 2018 Pops Concert struck a chord with the audience through nostalgic arrangements and high school throwbacks on May 22 and 24, as part of many seniors’ last Acalanes performance. The ‘Songs From our Childhood’ themed concert touched on early childhood Disney hits, Very Potter […]
By Charlotte Glass, Copy Editor // Students gathered in the front quad for popsicles, a flash t-shirt drive, and other activities in a leadership event promoting school spirit.
By John Kalil, Sports Editor // Many Acalanes athletes work hard at their craft, but only a few hone their skills enough to garner the attention of collegiate coaches and earn the opportunity to continue competing in their sport at the next level. On Thursday, May 24, a lunchtime event was […]
By Sarah Westergren, Online Editor in Chief // Seeded fifth place heading into North Coast Sections (NCS), the men’s volleyball team has managed to beat all odds, taking out first ranked team Campolindo High School in the semi-finals with a tight score of 16-18 in the fifth gameand Northgate High […]
By Zoe Cate, Online Associate Editor // After a long season of hard work and dedication, the Acalanes girls and boys lacrosse teams both competed in the North Coast Section (NCS) finals on May 17. Both teams fell short in tight games. The girls’ team lost 9-6 to Miramonte […]
By Renee Bunzel, Staff Writer // Every year at Acalanes, the week approaching prom, dubbed “prom wise week”, warns students against the dangers of drinking and driving, in hopes of preventing tragedy during prom night. Leadership’s student support board approached this goal in three different ways: showing students how much […]
Updated 05/18/18: You can now find LPIE winners at the bottom of this story. By Jenna Evaristo, Business Manager // Students gathered into the Community Hall at the Lafayette Library on May 11 as many of their talents were recognized and awarded in the fifth annual Project LPIE, organized and […]
By Sofia Olsson, Online Feature Editor // The Acalanes High School student-run newspaper, Blueprint, has been at the center of attention this awards season. At the Dean Lesher High School Journalism Awards on Tuesday, May 8, Blueprint competed against various high schools in the county and received eight first place awards, ranking […]
By Coco Cornish, Online Arts Editor // The first powder puff season in 16 years comes to a close while students rejoice in victory or wallow in their losses. After nearly two weeks of practices on the pumpkin patch field, the hard work of female athletes and male coaches combined […]
By Jenna Evaristo, Business Manager // Imagine you need a life-changing procedure. You make the appointment, and you know where you’re going is reliable, but as you pull into the parking lot of the clinic, you’re met with dozens of protesters. They’re saying that what you’re doing is immoral — […]
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