New grading policy aims to improve grades
After reviewing semester one grades, the district approved a new grading policy to provide students
Leane Che
Grading for completion does disservice to students
A common method of grading among teachers is to award students full credit as long
District to reopen in spring 2021
With Los Angeles County nearing the substantial tier, where middle and high schools may reopen,
Workforce Development Workshop Series cultivates communication skills
Workforce Development Workshop Series, a five-week workshop to assist students in building communication skills, will
Recipe of the month: Strawberry love notes
Love is in the air, and so is baking. Show your appreciation and affection for
Alumni, Lotus Property Services Inc. sponsors families
Recalling the challenges classrooms were facing amidst a pandemic, alumni Alyssa Tan and Jimmy Huynh,
March For Our Lives San Gabriel advocates for gun control
In light of increased gun violence within the U.S., juniors Jaxon Huynh, Mytam Le, Ashley
Must read mystery, dystopian novels
With Thanksgiving break around the corner, unwind and pick up a thrilling novel to read.
Bishop’s dyslexia rearranges apathy with empathy
She never knew she had it. English teacher Melissa Bishop was diagnosed with dyslexia in
AP class drop policy fosters student failure
The AP class drop policy prohibits students from dropping their AP courses without a valid