Carlmont goes green

April 12, 2012

Campus

May was first recognized nationally as Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month in 1992. Allison Huh, founder of the San Mateo County Dear Asian Youth chapter and sophomore at Crystal Springs Uplands School, recognizes the month as crucial to their mission of spreading awareness of Asian American culture and issues. “Last year, we celebrated by giving a brief historical background pertaining to how it was started, ideas for celebrating, and how AAPI Heritage Month is celebrated in other ethnically diverse countries,” Huh said.

AAPI Month highlights student-led culture clubs and organizations

While most Carlmont seniors are attending conventional colleges like UCs, others are taking more unorthodox routes. Pictured on the left are some of the colleges that seniors have commited to, while on the right are some other schools that offer unique choices like DePaul University and the Manhattan School of Music.

Some seniors take unconventional paths in spite of social norm

A student writes a weekly schedule for the final week of the 2023 school year.

Students share end of the year goals

A club member embroiders a piece of fabric. Were making pillows and various other things for the animals in the shelter, said freshman Madeline Howard.

Pets in Need Club encourages students to support animal welfare

Jordan Webster shares her passion for teaching through music and Spanish.

Staff profile: Jordan Webster sets the tempo for music and language at Carlmont

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Carlmont goes green