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
Kaylene Lin

Kaylene Lin, Scot Scoop Editor

Kaylene Lin is currently a junior at Carlmont High School. She is interested in journalism because it's a way for her to learn more about the world and share her ideas.

All content by Kaylene Lin
The class of 2021 received their high school diploma at Carlmont's in person graduation ceremony on June 4th.

Graduates celebrate achievements during in person ceremony

June 7, 2021
Opinion: Real lives deserve real change

Opinion: Real lives deserve real change

May 25, 2021
Across the globe, music is used as a form of communication, bringing together cultures and societies.

Music: a uniting force

April 1, 2021

[Video] Indian Music

April 1, 2021

[Video] American Music

April 1, 2021

Flourish: Stories of unconditional love

February 25, 2021
The podcast, Our Footprint, hosted by Kaylene Lin, comes to a close after seven episodes.

Our Footprint: The full podcast

December 15, 2020

Our Footprint Ep. 7: Erasing our tracks

December 11, 2020

Our Footprint Ep. 6: The new age of tech

November 18, 2020
A student holds a sign to protest centuries of Native American oppression.

[Photo] Editorial: Native people deserve more than an apology

November 10, 2020

Oddballs x Our Footprint Ep. 5: A vote for the planet

November 1, 2020

Our Footprint Ep. 4: International Bird Rescue

October 21, 2020

Our Footprint Ep. 3: Shopping green

October 7, 2020
As a result of smoke from an abundance of fires in Northern California, Oregon, and Washington blowing into the Bay Area, the sky appeared a bright orange on Sept. 9.

One spark; decades of damage

October 5, 2020

Our Footprint Ep. 2: Turning a new leaf

September 23, 2020
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September 23, 2020

Our Footprint Ep. 1: Change in our communities

September 9, 2020
As protests for equality continue around the world, it is equally important to stay safe from the coronavirus and violence during the rallies.

Five ways to stay safe from COVID-19 while protesting

June 14, 2020
Scientists from Beyond Meat work to create a plant-based burger that tastes and performs like real meat.

Meatless meat companies: Reinventing the food industry one meal at a time

May 24, 2020
Dance manages to maintain a large online presence in response to COVID-19.

Dancers continue their passion despite COVID-19

April 26, 2020
Five months after the cancellation of 'Anne with an E,' fans like Emeri are still showing their appreciation for the show through fan art and Instagram posts.

Opinion: ‘Anne with an E’ didn’t deserve to be canceled

April 4, 2020
More Asian people are starting to appear in mainstream American media.

Opinion: We’re not going away

March 20, 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.

JV Softball surprises Mountain View with staggering loss

March 8, 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
School shootings have the power to tear apart families and communities.

The terror of the times

February 13, 2020
After four years of teaching history and coaching the varsity football team, Jake Messina is planning to move to Roseville, California.

Teacher continues inspiring students until last day at Carlmont

February 12, 2020
Two wrestlers practice in the Student Union the evening before the Shark Shootout.

Wrestling team brings their all to Oceana tournament

January 19, 2020
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
Attendees jam out with Stan Erhart at the Frank D. Harrington Park in the farmers' market.

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September 24, 2019
People enjoy the good weather and sample the local produce

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September 24, 2019

‘The Hate U Give’ falls shorts of a powerful opportunity

September 7, 2019
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Kaylene Lin