Articles by Emily Nagamoto
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School Board Approves Instruction Policy In Line With FAIR Act By Expanding Content to Include Contributions of LGBTQ and People With Disabilities
Community members and students alike flooded the school district office meeting room on the night of Jan.17, spilling into the reception area and filling the...
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There is no place for deficiency in diversity
When you open a history book, no matter for which grade, you will see the overwhelming accomplishments of many who came before us, but not...
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parents populate the school
Most students kiss their parents goodbye as they walk out the door to school, or get dropped off in carpool saying the usual, “see you...
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Jack Frye perseveres with a smile
The classroom of E-5 has gained a new student, one who is already making an impression on those around him and the school. While Jack...
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Remembering Zachary Young
Somber silence sits on the crowded church like a blanket as Robert Young collects himself on the podium. He continues his emotional eulogy, making people...
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Kaepernick raises awareness, without raising for the flag
When kids are taught the National Anthem, they are taught to stand. It’s tradition to rise for the anthem–with our right hand over our heart–especially...
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Keeping comfortable in locker rooms
Last winter, private changing stalls were constructed in the boys’ and the girls’ locker rooms. The school board and the district office started the process...
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Remembering Zachary Young
Zachary Young, junior at TOHS and former NPHS student, passed away in his sleep on Sept. 9. He played freshman and JV football, and was a...
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Monarch photography takes over
Students are constantly reminded to always have their ID cards, and that without them, school could not run efficiently. This year, there is a new...
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New teachers make new homes
A classroom can be like a second home for teachers, with all their posters and pictures hanging on the walls, the room littered with past projects...
