Mask mandate lift divides students’ opinions of each other
Since the March 14 mask mandate lift, students can now decide whether or not to
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Normalizing racial slurs causes problems on campus
The school environment is no place for racial slurs. Yet they are still prevalent and
Teachers deserve praise for resilience in pandemic
School closure forced educators to leave their classrooms and recreate learning environments online. Because distance
School continues to fail freshmen
Incoming freshmen often fear adapting from their middle schools to a foreign environment. With distance
Current sex education fails to inform
Although the school is mandated by state law to provide “comprehensive sexual health education and
Q&A With Homecoming Court 2018
Daryl Nguyen Q: What motivated you to run for homecoming court? A: My friends and
Letter from The Matador regarding publishing over summer breaks
Dear Community: The Matador will not be publishing in print or online over summer break
SGHS goes under lockdown
1:30 pm: An update from Principal Debbie Stone: Good afternoon, Matador parents. This is Principal
Teachers unjustly impose views on students
A teacher’s words have the tremendous power to influence students’ beliefs. When discussions about politics,
Teacher files sexual harassment complaint with DFEH, EEOC
By Carlos Carrillo and Jennifer Cheung Environmental science teacher David Whitman has recently filed a