News
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News in Brief
The Prowler wins a Pacemaker On April 18, the National Scholastic Press Association of America (NSPA) awarded the Panther Prowler an Online Pacemaker Award, largely...
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WASC feedback holds school in high ranking
Four months after WASC’s (Western Association of Schools and Colleges) evaluation of NPHS, the results are in. WASC has given our school positive feedback, and...
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Student rights and student innocence: magazine sparks controversy in community
At their meeting on March 17, members of the CVUSD school board considered an action item proposed by member Mike Dunn. The action item would...
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Art show censorship
Recently, art teachers announced that three student pieces will be pulled from the annual NPHS art show because of explicit content, which includes implied nudity...
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Penny Wars
Penny Wars is an annual, school-wide competition hosted by ASG in which students raise money by donating pennies and other change. Students put pennies (which...
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Odyssey of the Mind
On March 28, students on two Odyssey of the Mind teams competed in the State Competition in Riverside. Over 300 teams from across California attended...
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Enrollment projected to decline to 2,000 in the next decade
Over the course of the next few years, students may witness significant, but not drastic changes to the school population. The school enrollment rate is...
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Mudslides leave DV homeowners worried about their safety at home
After heavy rains flooded the hills in the Dos Vientos area in December of last year, several mudslides swept into houses, resulting in damaged houses...
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BREAKING: Students playing “Water Assassins” involved in car accident
BREAKING, March 12 9:43PM—Students participating in the school-wide game of “Water Assassins” have been looking over their shoulders, behind their cars, and outside their bedroom...
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Letter from the Editors
When we decided to change things up last year with our first special edition magazine, we didn’t know exactly what we were getting ourselves into....
