Carlmont's ASB offers not only many opportunities to become involved in Carlmont's community, but the course also teaches students many skills that can be applied outside of school.
ASB has many responsibilities...
While for many students the school year is cooling down, for ASB members things are heating up as they work to put on an exciting end of the year celebration assembly.
For many students, the end of...
While Carlmont’s 2014 prom is more than three weeks away, ASB has already begun working hard on preparing for this traditional high school event.
This year Carlmont’s prom, “Cirque de la Lune”,...
The myriad of technology devices in contemporary society allow anyone to access information at any time. Nonetheless, a vast amount of teenagers are oblivious to international events due to the habit of...
The Heritage Fair assembly was a successful event and went on smoothly, receiving much praise from students.
This year's Heritage Fair assembly, which was held on Feb. 28, featured many clubs performing...
As Valentine’s Day approaches, Carlmont’s sale of roses provides a nice way to show love and appreciation for both friends and lovers.
From Jan. 29 to Feb. 12, roses will be sold by the Associated...
Even after 50 years, Carlmont continues to enforce the morals of truth, liberty, and toleration that the school was dedicated to.
A plaque located at the entrance of the office building reading, “This...
Carlmont High School’s annual blood drive is around the corner, giving students the opportunity to donate their blood to help save lives.
Carlmont has partnered with the American Red Cross in order...
While graffiti is easily recognized by its appearance, people have many different opinions about whether to label it as street art or vandalism.
Graffiti is defined by the “Oxford Dictionary” as “writing...
San Mateo County unemployment rates dropped to 5.1 percent, the second lowest in all of California.
State data of unemployment rates released on Nov. 22 showed that unemployment rates have been dropping...
A fire at a Redwood City scrap metal recycling plant has raised new concerns about its effects on the people and environment of nearby areas.
On Nov. 10, a fire broke out among a pile of scrap metal at...
A mountain lion was sighted on Hastings Drive on Oct. 21, the second sighting of a mountain lion in that week.
A Belmont man contacted local authorities, reporting that he had witnessed a mountain lion...
The safety of Belmont’s gas lines have been called into question after the recent shut down of a San Carlos gas line on Oct. 7.
San Carlos shut down one of their gas lines in order to examine its...
Vandals spray painted on various areas of Fox Elementary School’s newly remodeled campus, raising new questions regarding expenses and security.
On late Sept. 18, vandals struck at Fox Elementary...
Carlmont High School students face new traffic issues in the wake of the reopening of Ralston Middle School.
Last Wednesday, Ralston Middle School reopened after a summer of campus construction. With...
