Editorial
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Young voters should use their voice
The California Presidential Primary Election is on Mar. 3. While most high school students are too young to vote in this election, a handful are...
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Work with students to refine policy
As of Jan. 21, 2020, NPHS school administration has implemented a new bathroom policy: only one student can be in the restroom at a time...
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NPHS falls behind on inclusiveness
This past week, schools throughout CVUSD started celebrating Inclusive Schools week, a federal celebration that acknowledges and teaches inclusiveness and appreciation amongst our students. Inclusive...
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An open letter to the community:
November 7. A date burned into the minds of everyone in Thousand Oaks. When the shooting ended, the lives of 12 innocent victims were taken,...
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Greta gives the globe a voice
Through her compelling speeches and seemingly unlimited devotion to environmental protection, Greta Thunberg has become one of today’s most prominent environmental activists. Thunberg started her...
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Student voices are meant to be heard
In the past four years, something interesting has happened to journalism. News has become more sensationalized, facts have become optional and the political spectrum has...
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Can’t hear the students over the bells
There are a lot of changes coming to the NPHS bell schedule next year, and student input and awareness has been lacking. To start, there...
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Core literature books are educational not pornographic
The original opt-out policy — 6161.12, which was introduced in 2016 and remained omnipresent in the CVUSD board room for two years, has resurfaced as...
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UACT needs to negotiate a better deal for teachers
For the past year, the teacher union Unified Association of Conejo Teachers (UACT) and the Conejo Valley Unified School District (CVUSD) have been negotiating about...
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Leave us alone, Westboro Baptists
The Westboro Baptist Church (WBC) is coming to town. The easiest way to summarize the WBC is simply by attempting to visit their website under...
