News
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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...
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Backbone Trail guided hikes open
After 40 years of National Parks Service volunteers, staff, and community members working tirelessly to blaze trails, all segments of the legendary Backbone trail stretching...
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Teachers meet with school board to discuss opt-out practices
At the school meeting on Aug. 15, John Andersen, board member, proposed the discussion of an opt-out policy for core literature that would give students...
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Recycling policies remain unclear
Our campus is filled with blue recycling bins in nearly every classroom; however, there is no guarantee the waste in these bins will be recycled....
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Choosing the college for you
As a student walks into the bustling quad, countless tables and chairs are spread out across campus, and behind each table sits admissions office...
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Press box memorializes Carr
As the sun set in the horizon, the crowd stood for the National Anthem at the second home football game of the year. Immediately after,...
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DACA students stand up
On Tuesday Sept. 5, the Trump Administration publicly announced the termination of Deferred Action for Children Arrivals, otherwise known as DACA. Under DACA, undocumented children,...
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SBAC Scoring Increases
Last year, due to an increase in the number of participants in the Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium (SBAC), the school’s overall score increased compared to...
