Since Carlmont’s opening in 1952, the school grounds have gone through many changes. Through these changes, there have been accommodations for both students and visitors that have physical disabilities.
Changes to Carlmont’s campus improve accessibility
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About the Contributor
Vivianna Bouvier, Staff Writer
Vivianna Bouvier is a sophomore and staff writer in Carlmont High School’s journalism program. She likes sleeping, eating, and wearing clothes.