Linda Reeder, Scot Scoop Editor
Linda Reeder (Class of 2026) is a junior and this is her second year in Carlmont journalism. She is an editor for Scots Scoop. In her free time, she enjoys baking, reading, and spending time with friends and family.
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Carlmont Advanced Drama students spotlight their acting, directing, and technical skills in the One-Act Festival.
Their performances were showcased at the event on March 21 and 22 in front of family...
The Policy in Action Club gives students a space to share their opinions on local issues and stay informed about politics.
Focusing on local policies, the Policy in Action Club hosts meetings to discuss...
Extracurriculars and the wide variety of classes available at Carlmont allow each student to have a unique high school experience. However, balancing the activities they enjoy and the activities necessary...
Ninety-nine percent — a surge that reshaped education. In the confinement of 2020, traditional schooling found itself boxed in while EdTech emerged as the leading industry.
According to Exploding...
After hours of preparation and rehearsals, Carlmont's instrumental music students finished off the semester with their Winter Concert.
Carlmont Instrumental Music students from all five instrumental...
The Carlmont choir enchanted the audience with a Disney-themed serenade in the annual Choir Cabaret show.
On Nov. 9, Carlmont choir students performed their annual Choir Cabaret show, with this year’s...
Carlmont drama's fall production of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" was performed on the main stage for the first time in four years on Oct. 19-22.
According to Elizabeth Berg, the Carlmont drama teacher...
Students gather in the Belmont Library after school, occupying most of the seats. "When I study at the library, there are often large groups of kids playing video games on the computers or talking loudly,"...
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