Articles by Juliet Schohn
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Revising Valentine’s Day Expectations
In third grade, I spent hours meticulously creating personalized valentines for each person in my class. I made paper dolls and cut out hearts and...
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La Reina closes its doors after 60 years
La Reina High School and Middle School, the private all-girls Catholic school in Thousand Oaks, announced on Jan. 24 that it will close this June....
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Dedicate MLK day to service of the community
Martin Luther King Jr. was a civil rights hero who bravely fought for equality and died trying to achieve freedom. Every third Monday in January,...
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Dancers perform an uplifting winter dance concert
Newbury Park High School’s various dance classes and competitive dance team showcased a blend of emotional, contemplative, and energetic performances at their annual Winter Dance...
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NPHS Baseball spreads holiday cheer
Spirited baseball players’ voices and festive music punctuated the crisp December evening. The air was filled with the aroma of fresh pine and spruce trees...
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Measure I funds opportunities for students
Summary Measure I is a bond measure that was voted on in 2014, providing the Conejo Valley Unified School District (CVUSD) with $197,000,000. The purpose...
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Filmmakers unite and bond through CVAFNP
Script writers, photographers, actors and other groups of students interested in all facets of the film industry gather together to produce student films in NPHS’s...
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Daylight savings should be discontinued
I remember waking up one Sunday morning when I was seven or eight years old, and going to wake up my parents. I walked down...
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Water polo focuses on regrowth
Though this water polo season was very different that the season prior, Newbury Park High School’s boys water polo team maintains its sense of community....
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Plans for Newbury Park’s first Dunkin Donuts
America’s largest coffee and doughnuts franchise, Dunkin Donuts, will be joining Taco Bell, Exer Urgent Care, the Waffle Experience and Sports Clips in the Conejo...