Estella Lippi reports on the heritage fair and its impact on students.

Whoops and cheers filled the gym as hula dancers rhythmically swung their hips to the rat-ti-tat-tats of the beating drums, along with many other performers. On Feb. 24, the annual Heritage Fair assembly...

Estella Lippi reports on the rose sale and the impact it has on students

Students discuss the new history class, called race, ethnicity, and immigration, with Karen Ramroth, who will be teaching the class.

A student profile on Miles Bernstein, a junior living with arthrogryposis multiplex congenita.

Donald Trump is the 45th U.S. president, and women across the country are "grabbing" back. On Saturday, Jan. 21,  an estimated 2.6 million people took part in 673 marches in all 50 states and 32...

Estella lippi reports on the Women's March on Jan 21, in Downtown Redwood City.

Estella Lippi reports on the San Carlos St. that takes holiday decorating very seriously.

Estella Lippi reports on Carlmont's mock election.

Estella Lippi reports on the fall blood drive.

In the new Student Union, students will have the option of buying lunch from a salad bar line.

English teacher Kristen Fewins welcomes senior Hana Wong into the new tutoring center during zero period.

Estella Lippi reports on the utility boxes throughout San Carlos that are being transformed into works of art by local artists.

Estella Lippi reports on how many students were confused by the seemingly random spirit week.

Sophomore Kayla Gustafson and senior Alyssa Fine pose for a photograph to celebrate Kind Week.

Estella Lippi reports on the varsity football game on Sept. 2.

Students who take Personal Finance at Carlmont learn how to manage their money and prepare themselves for life after high school.

Like many other students, sophomore Gianna Lippi begins her school day an hour later than in previous school years.

Celebration Assembly brings back bedtime stories 1 ASB's Celebration Assembly art inspired by students' childhood stories 1 Scot Center takes a look at Spirit Week finale...

Estella Lippi reports on the last assembly of the year that serves as a farewell to the seniors. Many students feel that compared to recent assemblies, the 2016 Celebration Assembly was the best one yet.

Estella Lippi reports on the country music fan, Justin Pace, a freshman who is not afraid to share his music taste with the rest of the school.

The sign posted by teacher Cheteni Freedoms door that was one of the only warnings of his departure to his students.

She sits at her desk, a pen in hand, staring at a blank piece of paper in her notebook. The only thing going through her head is a rhythm and an emotion she’s trying to express with a melody. As more...

Estella Lippi reports on the Social Justice's Clubs 'Scots Against Slavery' mission.

Estella Lippi reports on Carlmont staff and students' preparation for Super Bowl 50.

The halls of Carlmont are relatively peaceful in the year of 2015, but if one listens in to the casual conversation that floats throughout the campus they are bound to hear some form of hate speech snaking...

Carlmont’s choir is going on their annual tour and this year they’re headed for Washington’s capitol, Seattle. To help fund for the trip choir students are having a Holiday Poinsettia fundraiser....

Halloween has almost arrived and students are debating whether to prep and perfect their costumes, or to play it casual. Many students, like sophomore Andy Notte, decided not to dress up this year...

It's finally fall: red, yellow, and orange leaves fall from trees, the smell of pumpkin spice wafts from open Starbucks doors, and sweaters are finally moved to the front of your closet. Except this year...

It’s finally October, the month of hayrides, Halloween, and of course Homecoming.   Posted all around campus are vague posters advertising the dance. They contain only the date of the dance, Oct....

Keith Hawkins and Victoria Shanefelter enthusiastically pose for a photo after the assembly.

Tori Shanefelter and Keith Hawkins meet after the Assembly and Take a Picture Together

Tori Shanefelter and Keith Hawkins meet after the Assembly and Take a Picture Together

After giving an inspiring speech, students crowd Keith Hawkins to thank him.