Holocaust survivor George J. Elbaum visited Carlmont on Tuesday, May 14, to share his experiences from both during and after the Holocaust.
Elbaum was 1 year old when Hitler invaded Poland in 1939....
As the school year comes to a close, Carlmont track athletes deliver new records and personal bests.
Student athletes broke records at the PAL frosh-soph track championships on Saturday, April 27 at...
Every Thursday, Philosophy Club meets in A2 to read and discuss philosophical texts.
“We are a group of students who are interested in reading philosophy and thinking a lot,” said Kelly Doherty,...
Over the years, the Carlmont administration has made changes to scheduling to help student-athletes make up the work they miss for sports.
“You teach an academic class during sixth period and students...
For juniors, sophomores, and freshmen, the task of choosing classes for next year has come around yet again.
Sometimes choosing a class can be daunting, as the GPA boost that five-point classes offer...
Carlmont is home to around 125 clubs. But what makes Lunch in a Pickle Club stand out is that it doesn't act as a club.
It acts as a micro-business.
Lunch in a Pickle Club focuses on creating a real-world...
The classroom looked the same. The desks and chairs looked the same. The brightly colored posters and writing on the whiteboard looked the same.
But it wasn’t the same.
The second-grade classroom...
During the holidays, small string lights cover houses all throughout the Bay Area. Many are Christmas lights, twinkling red, white, and green.
However, some are Hanukkah decorations, twinkling blue...
Brightly colored cupcakes and the promise of food and games drew students to the interfaith potluck hosted by Jewish, Christian, and Muslim Fellowship Clubs.
The presidents of the three main religious...
When walking into C12 at lunch on first and third Fridays, one will see groups of students gathered around tables, tying colorful fabric together. This is the Kozy Kids club, run by Talia Fine and Brandon...
