Summer school will operate under the hybrid structure to maintain COVID-safe education this summer.  Students may attend summer school to retake failed classes or earn the final credits needed for...

Hundreds of universities around the country have committed to becoming test blind or test-optional for 2021 and future admissions In other words, universities will focus less on the SAT or ACT scores...

Interim Superintendent Crystal Leach hosted a Superintendent Office Hours on Thursday, February 25, in which she answered questions regarding Sequoia Union’s plans for reopening schools on April 5.  The...

Only half of small businesses survive their first five years. The struggles and risks associated with the task of running a business are often overlooked by those seeking independence, power, money,...

As the ongoing pandemic continues to halt typical school activities, Carlmont's Associated Student Body (ASB) continues to generate new ways to maintain student involvement and school spirit.   This...

One of Carlmont's newest clubs, the Life and Literature Club, had their first meeting on Friday, Jan. 15, during lunch.  The club provides students with a chance to explore different works of literature...

With the first semester of distance learning nearly complete, teachers are approaching the next one with new goals in mind.  Over the course of the first semester, teachers adapted and evolved their...

With the transition to digital learning, teachers have found new ways to regulate academic honesty and cheating in class.  Online learning makes it significantly easier for students to cheat. Students...

Gender pronouns have developed a prominent role in today’s society. By asking students for their preferred pronouns, teachers at Carlmont are cultivating a comfortable class environment while demonstrating...