Students Offering Support provides aid and education for mental health

Lauren Elliott, Staff Writer • April 25, 2022

Carlmont’s Students Offering Support (SOS) program provides an outlet for struggling students as well as valuable presentations to the freshman class.  Any student who is struggling with their mental...

Students make a difference by donating blood

Lauren Elliott, Staff Writer • March 26, 2022

Carlmont’s Associative Student Body (ASB) worked with Vitalant Blood Donation to hold a blood drive on March 24. Many students made appointments to donate and help improve the current lack of blood supply...

When sugar isn’t so sweet

Lauren Elliott, Staff Writer • March 13, 2022

Sugar is found in almost everything we eat today. From the bowl of cereal that starts a morning to the dinner of meat that ends the evening, sugar finds its way into our systems and sets off a reaction...

Heritage Fair celebrates cultures and clubs at Carlmont

Lauren Elliott, Staff Writer • March 6, 2022

Carlmont’s annual Heritage Fair was celebrated on March 2, allowing students of different cultures and backgrounds to embrace their heritage through a series of performances. The entire fair consisted...

Twin Day uplifts students’ spirit

Lauren Elliott, Staff Writer • February 4, 2022

Carlmont’s Associative Student Body (ASB) planned "Twin Day," allowing students to match with their friends and develop a sense of school spirit. Nicole Miranda, a junior in ASB, was the student who...

Carlmont’s staff feeling uncertain about administration change

Lauren Elliott, Staff Writer • January 15, 2022

Sean Priest took control of Carlmont's administration as interim principal, leading to uncertainty and curiosity from staff about the next semester of school and who the new principal will be. Priest...

Monster Mash homecoming dance is a graveyard smash

Lauren Elliott, Staff Writer • November 2, 2021

Halloween decorations and energetic students filled the quad at the Monster Mash homecoming dance on Oct. 30. The event was made possible by members of the Associated Student Body (ASB) dance commission,...

Physical Education negatively impacts injured students

Lauren Elliott, Staff Writer • October 6, 2021

Physical education (PE) aims to improve students' physical health. However, some injured students believe that some aspects of PE can exacerbate existing injuries or even cause them.  Elliana Sabahi,...