![The Bioinformatics Club, which utilizes hands-on learning, labs, and more, benefits students by teaching them real, applicable STEM skills. “[I have learned] how you can use biology in this way, and how it can be combined with computer science and other emerging fields to do something more meaningful,” said Avirral Agarwal, a junior.](https://scotscoop.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/bioinformatics-feature-photo-900x675.png)
Carlmont school clubs give students a sense of belonging and community with other students while simultaneously allowing them to discover their...
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Carlmont's boys varsity basketball team lost a tough battle to the Lynbrook Vikings with a whopping score of 68-59. This dynamic game featured...
As the winter sports seasons ramp up, Carlmont JV boys basketball is no exception. On Tuesday, Nov. 30, Carlmont secured their second win...
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