News
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Students Guide to 2020 Election
The Democratic primary field for President is growing with more and more candidates announcing their intentions to run. The primary field is already much...
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Westlake forum calls for action
Feeling deeply affected by the tragedy of the Borderline shooting, students took action by hosting a gun violence forum at Westlake High School. Families of...
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School Board seeks to advance CVUSD
On Feb. 5, the school board had their third meeting of the year, where they focused on the public concerns about LGBTQ students, the potential...
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Students send bikes rolling to Africa
What started as a simple promise to help has become a collection of around 350 bikes, 15 wheelchairs and 60 crutches. Providing bikes for children...
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Free test prep will be held at library
To help students prepare for standardized tests, Revolution Prep is hosting free practice tests at the Grant R. Brimhall Library on Janss Road. On Saturday,...
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Women’s March 2019 fills LA with protestors
The 3rd annual Women’s March brought hundreds of thousands of protestors to streets across the United States, from Washington DC to Los Angeles, united under...
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TO Strong 5k unites the community
Over the last year, the Ventura County dealt with many tragic losses that changed the community. After the devastating events, many people in the...
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Panthers experience a power outage
Newbury Park’s power outage on Jan. 11 caused first and second period teachers at the high school to alter their agenda. The first power outage...
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Future Panthers on the prowl
The rain poured down on the campus as the students and families streamed into NPHS on Panther Preview Night, an opportunity for those interested in...
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Outdoor School faces unexpected difficulties
Outdoor School has been a tradition in CVUSD for over 30 years. However, the program has faced unprecedented difficulties due to the Woolsey Fire, which...