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Time to codify the most important national event we fail to celebrate appropriately

Time to codify the most important national event we fail to celebrate appropriately

Stephanie Olvido, St. Francis High School December 9, 2024

We are currently in my favorite holiday season: fall and winter celebrations of Thanksgiving, Black Friday, Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa and other religious festivities.  And, most importantly, election...

Transition in Washington

EDITORIAL OPINION

Eva Lancaster, Horizon Charter School November 27, 2024

18 and empowered: My first voting experience

18 and empowered: My first voting experience

Sarah Gray, Consumnes Oaks High School November 6, 2024

Turning 18 is a significant milestone in many cultures, symbolizing the transition into adulthood and the accompanying responsibilities and rights. For me, this year marks not only my coming of age but...

High school students at the forefront of clothing sustainability trend

High school students at the forefront of clothing sustainability trend

Eva Lancaster, Horizon Charter School October 22, 2024

Sustainable fashion refers to the practice of designing, producing, and consuming clothing in ways that minimize environmental impact and promote social responsibility. This movement emphasizes the use...

The Pleasant Grove Eagle Run Meet with participating Sacramento schools in the Division 1 region.

UNITED STRIDES

Rania Elguessab, Consumnes Oaks High School October 8, 2024

During the cross country season, which spans from summer to winter, runners from various schools across the region discover that the sport is about much more than personal achievement. Runners say it’s...

Veep candidate brings period products in schools issue to presidential campaign

Veep candidate brings period products in schools issue to presidential campaign

Kay Stout, Cordova High School September 3, 2024

Tim Walz, the newly selected vice president candidate for the Democrats, signed a law in 2023 as Minnesota governor that required menstrual products to be available in the state’s schools.  The law...

Back to school blues!

Eva Lancaster, Horizon Charter School September 1, 2024

McClatchy students say third quarter is the most challenging quarter

McClatchy students say third quarter is the most challenging quarter

Kennedy O’Gilvie Joplin, McClatchy High School July 5, 2024

As the 2023-2024 school year comes to end, C. K. McClatchy students spoke of the hardest part of the year. K. McClatchy is amongst several Sacramento City Unified School high schools that use the semester...

My personal collection of the Ravensburger line of Villainous board games.

Bring back board games!

Josh Cullers, Galt High School June 26, 2024

We live in an increasingly digital age, and while there’s been very intense debate over its role in society, there’s one area of life where it has dominated more than anywhere else.  Entertainment.  Nearly...

If American education is so great why do we lag behind many other nations? No Child Left Behind

If American education is so great why do we lag behind many other nations? No Child Left Behind

Maxim Russu, Cordova High School June 25, 2024

The United States is known for offering perhaps the finest higher education in the world.  The same can’t be said, however, for American K-12 education.   According to the National Assessment...

FROM VIETNAM TO GAZA

FROM VIETNAM TO GAZA

Kay Stout, Cordova High School May 20, 2024

Those who don't learn from history are doomed to repeat it.  The protests against Israel’s war in Gaza are merely the latest in a tradition of student-led, left-leaning activism dating back at least...

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