Alice Salgado de Almeida Leme, Staff Writer
Alice Salgado de Almeida Leme is a sophomore at Carlmont High School. She likes graphic design and photography and is excited to use these skills in Media Arts.
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Graduating high school is one of the biggest milestones in one's life. The graduating class of 2022 is celebrating this with various special activities to boost student morale before graduation day.
The...
Being a teen parent is no easy feat; it can be difficult, especially if you don’t have the proper support or resources. But it isn’t always a bad thing. California’s Health Connected Sex Education...
“Oh! You’re his brother right?”
"Mr. or Mrs.?”
"I'm sorry, you two just look too similar."
These are the words many students and faculty members hear when they go to school together....
“Will you go to formal with me?”
These are the words many high schoolers hope to hear from a special someone.
Although the winter formal was postponed this year, students are still in high spirits...
You came home after a long day at school, and your parents sat you down for a chat.
“We’re getting a divorce,” said your mom.
Even a couple of years later, you still haven’t fully gotten...
Classic rock! Swing! Folk! Classical! Rap! Even Lil Nas X!
These are all examples of what some of our teachers are listening to right now or during their high school experience.
Many of our...
From pajamas and sweatpants to jeans and blazers, fashion trends and styles have changed since the beginning of quarantine.
After spending over a year at home in quarantine scrolling through social...
For many students at Carlmont, gender-neutral bathrooms create a comfortable and safe space, especially for a community with various gender identities.
Carlmont only has one gender-neutral bathroom,...
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![Students learn about various topics during sex education besides just sex; the chalkboard includes some of these topics. “This is not just about sex. In fact, one of the things that we don't like is that it's called sex education, because then people just think, ‘Oh, it's just about sex.’ [...] I think then it just becomes almost stigmatized,” said Perryn Reis, the associate director of Health Connected.](https://scotscoop.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/20211129_192926-900x480.jpg)
