The student news site of Carlmont High School in Belmont, California.

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The student news site of Carlmont High School in Belmont, California.

Scot Scoop News
The student news site of Carlmont High School in Belmont, California.

Scot Scoop News
Erin Kee

Erin Kee, Staff Writer

Erin Kee is a junior in high school. She's excited to be working in the world of publications as an editor for the Highlander as well as a writer for Scot Scoop. Outside of journalism she enjoys working as a design editor for All That's Lit To Print, being part of Carlmont's yearbook staff, playing the bassoon, and spending time with friends. To check out her portfolio, click here.

Twitter: @erinnkee4

All content by Erin Kee
Graduates sport their future plans, including colleges, on the back of their graduation caps.

[Photo] Graduates celebrate achievements during in person ceremony

June 7, 2021
America’s rising political division has created animosity between parties based on their preconceived notions of each other.

Opinion: Don’t judge a person by their political party

May 11, 2021
Inspirational speaker Keith Hawkins shares his message with students on the football field.

Freshman Assembly motivates, inspires students

April 21, 2021
Across the globe, music is used as a form of communication, bringing together cultures and societies.

Music: a uniting force

April 1, 2021
Gifts were given out to seniors by a drive-thru in the quad.

PTSA, ASB celebrate the Class of 2021

March 17, 2021
Meals are given out via a drive-thru system at the Central Kitchen District Office.

District food services support students, families

March 5, 2021
Even though college fairs are virtual, they are still helping students learn about their options for college. “Students can benefit from the information they will learn about colleges during a college fair,” said Nina Rasor, the College and Career assistant.

Online college fairs provide guidance for students

February 5, 2021
Students approach reading differently based on the purpose of why they’re reading.

Opinion: Students benefit from different types of reading

January 16, 2021
The widely controversial topic of capital punishment is weighed by its varying ethics.

A matter of life and death

December 27, 2020
Although they’re not always obvious, cults have a large influence on the world’s beliefs and people. “We live in a very polarizing time and I think cultic thinking breaks people down from recognizing the humanity of other people,” Bill Goldberg said.

Cult culture: understanding deception

November 28, 2020
Dance manages to maintain a large online presence in response to COVID-19.

Dancers continue their passion despite COVID-19

April 26, 2020
Evolution has become a standardized concept in California's science curriculum.

Opinion: Evolution shouldn’t be taught as a fact

April 21, 2020
Some teachers made virtual websites to substitute the open house. “I think canceling the open house was the responsible thing for the school to do,” said Mindy Chiang, the Chinese teacher.

COVID-19 issues cancel open house despite its importance

March 24, 2020
Many are familiar with the infamous Girl Scout cookies that are sold each year.

Behind the badges

March 9, 2020
Alyse Murray, a junior and co-captain of the JV softball team, winds up to hit the ball.

[Photo] JV Softball surprises Mountain View with staggering loss

March 8, 2020
“Initially, we want to make sure that people will stay put because we don’t want a false exodus for false alarms, especially if they’ll be walking towards a dangerous spot,” Gregg Patner said.

False fire alarms are not a drill

March 4, 2020
Lead Rory McGann, a junior, performs the famous number from

Power outage shocks audience with blackouts during ‘Singin’ in the Rain’

February 14, 2020
Angelina Colombo, a sophomore, works on homework during her free time in the booth.

Musical cast and crew gain invaluable experience at a cost

February 6, 2020
“I believe people’s lives are undoubtedly changed by their fears, but not always limited,

The roots of fears

January 29, 2020
Students list their accomplishments for college applications, one possibly being the title of club president.

The impacts of the college application process on clubs

January 15, 2020
The 1500 block of Chula Vista Drive is taped off while officials investigate the cause of the fire.

Breaking News: Community reacts to a smoky disturbance on Chula Vista Drive

December 17, 2019
A dog dressed as Superman walks the catwalk for YAP'S halloween costume contest.

Dogs serve tricks and treats at costume contest

October 29, 2019
Small businesses in Half Moon Bay began opening up again on Oct. 12.

PG&E restores power but not reliability in Half Moon Bay

October 14, 2019
An attendee enjoys fresh produce early Sunday morning at the San Carlos farmers' market.

Decline in San Carlos market shines light on active community

September 24, 2019
Attendee enjoys fresh produce early Sunday morning.

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September 24, 2019
Stan Erhart plays his electric guitar alongside his band for attendees of the farmers’ market.

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September 24, 2019
Not only does the farmers’ market have vendors, but also food trucks.

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September 24, 2019
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The student news site of Carlmont High School in Belmont, California.
Erin Kee