All posts tagged "#news"
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T.O skating Rink runs its course and comes to an end
Thousand Oaks’ ice skating rink is no longer being used for the yearly holiday season. The skating rink became a holiday tradition, but closed once...
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CVUSD denotes declining enrollments
In 2006, the district had 20,400 students, and ever since, CVUSD enrollment has been decreasing. This year, CVUSD experienced a two percent drop in enrollment....
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Voting rights bill struggles through Congress
The Freedom to Vote Act, a voting rights bill, has been stalled in the Senate as a result of 52 senators blocking the bill. The...
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District plans to develop new science building
Currently science teachers are facing issues of teaching in a classroom not properly equipped for their labs and are being forced to rotate rooms per...
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New school year brings a new schedule
The 2019-2020 school year will say goodbye to late start days and hello to minimum days as a new schedule is being proposed to the...
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TO stands united
On a brisk Monday morning hours before the start of the school day, Conejo Valley students gathered together protesting the Westboro Baptist Church’s presence outside...
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The CVUSD Board votes on a final map
On Feb. 19 the Conejo Valley Unified School District school board held their fourth meeting of the year where they made a final decision on...
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NHS recognizes students at annual award ceremony
Trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, fairness, caring and citizenship. These are all things that make a student one of character in the eyes of our school’s National...
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Woman in critical condition after hit-and-run incident with CVUSD teen
Lisa Solis faced a life-threatening situation on Feb. 8. The 50-year-old woman was confronting a 16-year-old about candy that he stole from a concession stand...
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Art students explore the Fowler Museum at UCLA
As the famous artist Romero Britto once said, art is too important not to share. Jennifer Lee and Tracy Acosta, art teachers, took their students...