All posts tagged "teachers"
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Anne Alvarez named Teacher of the Month
CVUSD’s October Teacher of the Month accolade honored Anne Alvarez, a special education teacher at NPHS, for her dedication and tireless work to ensure that...
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High school delay provides crucial time for preparation
On Oct. 20, the CVUSD Board of Education voted 4-1 with an honorary yes from student trustee Addie Craig to send high schools back to...
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NPHS gains an Esports team
At the start of this school year, Stephen Lepire, principal, announced that our school would be starting our own Esports team. Joseph Calaba, Michael Weingarden...
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Students need to respect teachers
Since the beginning of the pandemic and all throughout the summer, NPHS teachers have been constantly working. They have had to teach, grade and manage...
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WASC focus groups begin their collaboration
For the past couple weeks, teachers and faculty have been working in groups to compile a report of the school to WASC, Western Association of...
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Tea Time with Katie O’Neill
Katie O’Neill is a busy teacher. Between coaching Speech and Debate and Mock Trial, leading the science center, and teaching IB Chemistry, O’Neill has a...
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NPHS reminisces departing staffs’ legacies
Kathy Barker After working at NPHS for 11 and a half years as the school’s event coordinator, Mrs. Barker has decided to retire this year....
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Teachers deserve better treatment
After years of mistreating teachers, the government has the audacity to be surprised when they demand better conditions. If we expect our student body to...
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Teachers train for trauma identification within students
A survey done by NCTSN Child Trauma Toolkit for Educators found that, by age 16, one in four students have experienced some sort of trauma....
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English department grieves another loss
Sandra Rayl, English teacher, passed away from her battle with brain cancer on Jan. 12. Her experience teaching at the school has left a lasting...