All posts tagged "20-21 Magazine"
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Managing Mental Health
As people experience online school, social injustices and loneliness through the pandemic, mental health has been severely impacted. Although we have come a long way...
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School counselors should not be responsible for DIS services
The recommended student to counselor ratio of 250:1 comes from the American School Counselor Association. At the beginning of the 2020-2021, a decrease in the...
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Boys swim succeeds against the current
When Wonjin Ko, senior, entered his sophomore year, he had one time in mind. One minute and 31.02 seconds, the record time for the 200...
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Letter from the Editors
We did not foresee that we would once again create our annual special edition magazine remotely. This past year has been an undeniably challenging year,...
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Cultural clubs spotlight communities
One important way in which students celebrate cultural diversity is through the several cultural clubs present at the high schools. These student groups create an...
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Students showcase their unique fashion
Fashion is defined by each individual. It is made up of accessories, staples, aesthetics—all put together to create a personalized, picture-perfect outfit. NPHS is home...
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My journey through mental illness
“It feels like I am in my own mental prison, I can’t escape the thoughts inside my head.” That’s what I wrote in my journal...
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Equity Task Force aims to diversify district
The Equity Task Force (ETF), one of CVUSD’s newest initiatives, is working towards ensuring equity, diversity and progress within the school district. Made up of...
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Buckley and Lewis head back home
Arriving at your first day of school in a place thousands of miles away from home, where everyone speaks funny and has a culture different...
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Seniors take on a career in the workforce
College may feel like the default plan for people in their senior year of high school. However, many choose to enter the workforce directly and...
