This year, Pleasant Grove High School doesn’t just have a goal of educating students on academics. Besides book learning the school is also focusing on teaching students to celebrate diversity and practice...

Youth activism pays an important part in local governments and politics in programs operated by the City Of Sacramento.  The Sacramento Youth Commission and Summer At City Hall are both programs operated...

January 6, 2021, is a day that will go down in history.  The insurrection at the U.S. Capitol by American citizens revealed the extensive influence of election fraud and fake news. Even now, Congressional...

Three dances will be hosted by C.K. McClatchy High School (CKM) this spring. According to a post by McClatchy’s Instagram, students can plan for a spring dance (April 8), junior prom (April 23) and senior...

Student absences reached an all-time high in January and February, as new COVID variants spread rapidly through school districts across the United States. In Sacramento, Natomas Unified School District...

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Many adults are leaving their jobs during the COVID-19 pandemic but teenaged workers struggle with age discrimination and challenges balancing work with school obligations. According to the Washington...

Erik Jones has been the Natomas Pacific Pathways Preparatory High School’s challenging Advanced Placement Seminar teacher for four years. The open-ended, interdisciplinary course allows students to earn...

Sacramento-area students have returned to their in-person extracurricular activities, but that doesn’t mean things are back to normal. Instead, kids say they are learning to adapt to a different set...

Publisher of the voice of the Sacramento African American community speaks on the role of community newspapers.

The Texas Abortion Law has sparked national conversation and uproar. The law bans abortions after six weeks, which is oftentimes before someone even knows they are pregnant. Abortion rights activist students...

California’s Instructional Quality Commission is considering a rewrite of the California Mathematics Framework that would, among other things, recommend that all students take the same set of math classes...