The student news site of Carlmont High School in Belmont, California.

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The student news site of Carlmont High School in Belmont, California.

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The student news site of Carlmont High School in Belmont, California.

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During the Thespian Festival, students were able to experience many new activities, including playwriting, acting, and directing. Referred to in the photo was the juggling workshop, which were many of the students favorite. The thespian trip gives us an opportunity to experience parts of theater we may not yet understand or have the pleasure of knowing about, said Sam Dechaine, a current senior.
Carlmont Thespians attend the California Thespian Festival
Shelley Bustamante talks to one of her students about her well-being. Many students have improved their social skills and gained deeper self-awareness because of her.
Staff Profile: Shelley Bustamante empowers students to overcome mental challenges
Students walk towards the choir room on the day of their audition. Nerves are high, but so is excitement. Im definitely scared, but Im pretty prepared, so I think I will do alright, said sophomore Jacob Reed, a student auditioning for choir.
Carlmont choir students navigate audition stress
Senior Kiana Hinkson gets her blood drawn. The American Red Cross is experiencing an emergency blood shortage, making the blood drive even more critical to saving lives and helping the community.
Blood drive circulates student support for community
A student studies at home on a whiteboard. Many AP students find studying at home to be helpful, while others prefer to study in class.
Students' AP study countdown begins
Sophomore Sara Ho purchases a cinnamon Pop-Tart, a recently added snack item, from the student store. The addition of the Pop-Tart is part of a larger effort by the Parent-Teacher-Student-Association (PTSA) to increase revenue and options for students at the store.
Student Store diversifies snack and payment options

Carlmont spirits stay high despite tough game

Despite losing 33-0 to Aragon High, Carlmont’s energy and spirit remained untouched throughout the pre-season game.
Minh-Han Vu, Art Team • September 9, 2015
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Minh-Han Vu
ASB Vice President Lucas Kelly and Senior Vice President Sam Levy lead the crowd to cheer for their team.
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Gallery • 15 Photos
Minh-Han Vu
Junior Jen Dirstine paints junior Lily Bakour's face in preparation of Carlmont High's first varsity football home game.
About the Contributor
Minh-Han Vu
Minh-Han Vu, Art Team
Minh-Han Vu is a senior journalist, photographer, and art lover at Carlmont High School.
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Belmont, CA 94002
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Carlmont spirits stay high despite tough game