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Assault on principal, staff death roil Rosemont High campus

Gemma Costuna , Rosemont High School May 31, 2023

“Attention all students and staff, we are now in a shelter in place. Please stay in your classrooms until further notice.” The warning sounded through the Rosemont High School campus on May 4, just...

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Natomas Pacific launches Wellness Wednesday to improve social emotional learning

Akshaj Mehta, Natomas Pacific Pathways Preparatory April 11, 2023

Wellness Wednesdays is a new initiative at Natomas Pacific Pathways Preparatory High School (NP3) launched to improve social emotional learning. School staff implemented the  new program during the...

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Williams Report gives Natomas Unified passing grades

Jack Fedor, Natomas Pacific Pathways Preparatory January 4, 2023

The Natomas Unified School District board of trustees recently approved an annual report that gave passing grades to the sufficiency of instructional materials and facilities at six district schools.  The...

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Developing appreciation of diversity, practicing inclusion at school a focus at Pleasant Grove

Lilah Gonsalves, Pleasant Grove High School September 3, 2022

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...

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Youth Commission, Summer At City Hall involve youth in city government

Akshaj Mehta, Natomas Pacific Pathways Preparatory September 3, 2022

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...

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Election fraud, attempt to overthrow election have lasting impact on youth

Kylie Huang, Mira Loma High School April 11, 2022

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...

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Are schools, students ready for dances this spring?

Dinara Brown, McClatchy High School March 29, 2022

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...

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Massive spike in Natomas student absences late January,early February

Akshaj Mehta, Natomas Pacific Pathways Preparatory March 2, 2022

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...

How to wear a mask to school

January 30, 2022

Stay safe at school, follow these mask guidelines.

High school student workers face challenges working during COVID-19 pandemic but not just from the virus

High school student workers face challenges working during COVID-19 pandemic but not just from the virus

Kayli Huang, Mira Loma High School January 27, 2022

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...

AP Seminar students and teacher share their  experience with content agnostic class

AP Seminar students and teacher share their experience with ‘content agnostic’ class

Hadia Ahmad, Natomas Pacific Pathways Preparatory January 24, 2022

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...

Extracurricular activities like wresting are hard to enforce distance safety Covid protocols as two wrestlers from Foothill High praciting illustrates. Photo by Amaya Davis, Foothill High.

As students returned to school, Covid challenged in-person extracurricular activities

Akshaj Mehta, Natomas Pacific Pathways Preparatory January 24, 2022

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...

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