News
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Board elects new CVUSD superintendent
The Conejo Valley Unified School District (CVUSD) school board voted unanimously, 5-0, to elect Dr. Mark McLaughlin as the new Superintendent for the district Tuesday,...
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Clubs change their perspective on Club Day
The quad filled up with the stands from nearly every club on campus on Oct. 11 at lunch, with club members raising money and informing...
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From start to finish: they have been with us all the way
The Panther Prowler is celebrating its 50th year of being published. Let’s take a look back ten years into the school’s existence. The year is...
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NPHS Faculty Trained on Combating Mass Shooters
While tired students found themselves enjoying a peaceful morning slumber, teachers, administrators and staff met in the cafeteria to discuss mass shootings and what do...
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Committee presents opt-out policy
The district has been grappling with how to decide on a viable compromise that both supports an in-class literature opt-out policy for concerned parents and...
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English 11 teachers deal with the disappearance of “Salinger”
As a followup to reading the famous novel “Catcher in the Rye,” in English classes, juniors are shown the documentary “Salinger” about the author J.D....
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Vandalism in Dos Vientos is overlooked
On Sunday Oct. 8 at the intersection of Borchard Road and Rancho Dos Vientos, a neighborhood sign was vandalized in Dos Vientos, Newbury Park. The...
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Westlake High School student nearly abducted
A man attempted to abduct a female Westlake High School student in Westlake village on the corner of Townsgate and Triunfo Canyon roads after school...
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Clubs Withstand the Test of Time
1972 was an eventful year: NASA launched the last Apollo mission to the moon, Richard Nixon visited the Soviet Union, the Watergate scandal occurred, Title...
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Little Free Libraries continue to grow
Within the city of Thousand Oaks there are two official public libraries: the Newbury Park branch library and the Grant R. Brimhall library. However, unbeknownst...
