Kimberly Mitchell
2018-2019, 2019-2020As a student journalist for the award-winning Scot Scoop News, Kimberly Mitchell has reported on a variety of different subjects from Bay Area news to campus sports and has produced several videos as a member of ScotCenter. In just her first year she has received several awards in both the state and...
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Is This Love? Episode 2: Crush culture
Kimberly Mitchell, Anna Feng, Zachary Khouri, and Samantha Chu
February 29, 2020
Filed under Is This Love?, Podcasts, ScotCenter
What is a crush? How do you know if you like someone and not just the idea of dating? In this episode, join hosts Kimberly Mitchell, Sam Chu, Anna Feng, and special guest Zach Khouri as they explore crush culture and relive their experiences catching feels. Tell us your love experiences: [email protected] Follow us on Twitter: @IsThisLovePodc Music Attribution...
Is This Love? Episode 1: Love experiences, self-love, and … dancing?
Samantha Chu, Anna Feng, Alena Ruhstaller, and Kimberly Mitchell
February 14, 2020
Filed under Is This Love?, Podcasts, ScotCenter
What is love? Is love real? Will I be forever alone? These questions haunt many teenagers, and these four seniors are no different. Join the hosts Kimberly Mitchell, Alena Ruhstaller, Sam Chu, and Anna Feng as they discuss their attempts at finding love and all of their failures in doing so. Along...
Is This Love?
Kimberly Mitchell, Anna Feng, and Samantha Chu
February 14, 2020
Filed under Is This Love?
How does it feel to love someone? That the feelings exploding in your chest and traveling wildly through your veins are similar to what this other person has pumping in his or her heart? That they are experiencing the excitement, the fear, the sweaty palms, and overwhelming emotion at each other’s ...
Scots duo stays on path to State
November 18, 2019
Filed under Uncategorized
While the Carlmont boys were unable to qualify for State as a team, two runners were able to push through, breaking PRs and securing their spots at the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) State Championships. Going into Saturday's meet, Sam Jones, a junior, and Aidan Dimick, a sophomore, fe...
Save the Music 2019
October 21, 2019
Filed under Features, Multimedia
Not a single student at Carlmont knows a world without music class at school; it was simply a part of their elementary school careers. Fourth and fifth grade meant music class. However, eighteen years ago, this reality was a fantasy. In 2001, a parcel bill was proposed which would give an annual $4 million to the Belmont-Redwood Shores School District (BRSS...
Save the Music 2019
Scot Scoop Staff
October 8, 2019
Filed under Features, Top News
Not a single student at Carlmont knows a world without music class at school; it was simply a part of their elementary school careers. Fourth and fifth grade meant music class. However, 18 years ago, this reality was a fantasy. In 2001, a parcel bill was proposed which would give an annual $4 million to the Belmont-Redwood Shores School District (BRSSD). B...
Scots swim their way to success
Kimberly Mitchell, Staff Writer
May 19, 2019
Filed under Features, Multimedia, Sports, Top News
The Championship Sweep Streak Before the announcer could even finish reporting the final results, the microphone's sound was drowned out by the shrill screams of the Carlmont Scots. With a lead of 343 points, it was already clear that JV girls had won the PAL championships. As the cheers dimmed, the announcer tried again to finish, this time with a determination. "And the w...
Homecoming spirit from all angles
Talia Fine and Kimberly Mitchell
October 28, 2018
Filed under In-Depth, Multimedia
Carlmont had Homecoming Oct. 21 to Oct. 26, the week consisting of Powderpuff football, spirit days, class competitions, the assembly, and an all-school dance. Check out this in-depth multimedia project that takes a look at elements of homecomings here, as well as around the nation.
Hundreds of costumed corgis hit the sand at San Francisco’s Corgi Con
October 16, 2018
Filed under News, Top News
At a distance, the crowd at Ocean Beach seemed typical for a Saturday afternoon. There were surfers, Karl the Fog, and sparse parking. But as visitors descended down the steps and hit the sand, they were soon greeted by a chorus of barks as hundreds of stumpy corgis ran back and forth in elaborate cos...
The Hiller Aviation Museum hosts its Flying Football Fun Fest
Kimberly Mitchell, Staff Writer
February 4, 2018
Filed under ScotCenter
Kimberly Mitchell reports on the annual Flying Football Fun Festival at the San Carlos Hiller Aviation Museum.
Students at Deep Blue Robotics prepare for upcoming competition
Kimberly Mitchell, Staff Writer
January 25, 2018
Filed under ScotCenter
Kimberly Mitchell reports on what it takes to build a robot and the students behind the machines.
Editorial Staff, Editors
COVID-19 has changed the lives of many. It’s devastated the economy, cost thousands of lives and led to an overall sense of unrest in the world. Perhaps one of the...
Ruya Yaman, Podcast Producer
Sandra Ramos, better known as the Purple Lady, is one of several individuals that have devoted their lives to their favorite color. However, unlike the...
Noah Braunstein, Staff Writer
This year, from Oct. 10 to 25, the City of Belmont is hosting its third annual Water Dog Run, a community fundraiser that supports local education. The format of this year's...
Chelsea Chang, Staff Writer
Belief: Antibiotics, disinfectants, and supplements can treat COVID-19. Reality: There is no evidence to suggest that any of the substances listed above can effectively...
Ethan Man, Segment Producer
Tell Me About Yourself is a series where Ethan Man sits down and asks Carlmont teachers about their personal lives, work, and changes in both due to COVID-19. This time, we...
Kiana George, Segment Producer
Jeff Roller and Tim Hall took on the challenge of growing the world's most difficult crop: Wasabi. Now their fresh wasabi is being served in some of the countries' top restaurants. Music:...
Nikhil Vyas, Staff Writer
Dominion is one of my favorite games of all time, and it's a top-rated game among all kinds of board gamers. This week, I'm looking into the second expansion for Dominion,...
Nyah Simpson, Staff Writer
With schools moving online, students are presented with a new set of challenges as they attempt to navigate the stress of a normal school year from home. In March of this...
Editorial Staff, Editors
When our daily lives revolve around education, one of the most prized traits is "smartness." Getting high grades, doing well on tests, and grasping the material quickly is...
Kaylene Lin, Scot Scoop Editor
"A bird that has been oiled, coming into care at the right time, can be fully washed and rehabilitated and released and live a very happy life." Often when talking...