ASB field trip postponed due to air toxicity
Maya Lip, Staff Writer
November 19, 2018
ASB students were anticipating their annual field trip in the wild, but because of unhealthy circumstances, it was delayed. The trip was supposed to take place at the YMCA Camp Jones Gulch in La Honda, California. The ASB Service Council was expected to leave at 11 a.m. on Friday, Nov. 9, and the...
Vallero’s winning streak continues off the field
Veronica Roseborough, Editor-in-Chief
April 11, 2018
The life of a coach is not an easy one. One may wake up aiming to enrich the lives of students and end up falling short. Rich Vallero, a varsity baseball coach and physical education (P.E.) teacher at Carlmont, knows this feeling all too well. “Sometimes when you strap it on and go to work eve...
Carlmont has strong showing in first dual meet against Aragon
Samantha Dahlberg, Staff Writer
March 25, 2018
A Carlmont varsity track runner, sprinting down the field, is just about to cross the finish line. They cross. The result concludes that Carlmont received first place for all of their varsity events (athletic.net). Carlmont’s track and field team had their first home dual meet against Aragon Hig...
Carlmont track and field defeats Terra Nova
Briana McDonald, ScotCenter Editor-in-Chief
April 21, 2017
On Wednesday, April 19, the Scots faced off Terra Nova on a hot and sunny afternoon. Before the starting pistol shot off for the first event at 3:15, the girls 400-meter relay team nervously practiced their baton pass around the Carlmont track. The girls 400-meter relay was run by Aimee Kanadjian, Madison Wo...
Telemedicine advances efficiency in the medical field
Naveed Delrooz, Staff Writer
February 27, 2017
Nobody likes going to the doctor. It can always be an inconvenience especially with the number of busy schedules students have. Sophomore Justin Hsu wakes up early in the morning for a doctor’s appointment on a cross country race day looking to qualify for PALs. When he arrives at the course, t...
Track aims to be undefeated until PALS
Jiselle Vigil, Staff Writer
April 22, 2016
The 2016 track and field team had their second-to-last home meet, Thursday, April 21 at 3:15 p.m. against Burlingame High School. The team is so far are undefeated, and are hoping to stay undefeated until PALS. "It'll be nice walking into PALS as an undefeated track team. Knowing that will boost...
Scots outrun the Mustangs
Ivy Nguyen, Staff Writer
March 27, 2016
With hundreds of athletes competing in track, long jump, high jump, shot put, and discus throw, it's hard to determine whether a collective school team won or not. In the case of the Carlmont Scots against the Capuchino Mustangs, it was clear that the Scots finished the meet with many victories. Junior...
JV Scots take over Woodside’s field
Mackenzie O'Connell, Staff Writer
January 15, 2016
After a 5-0 loss in the girls' varsity soccer game, JV came back with a 2-0 win under the lights of Woodside High School. The Scots played a long game in the rain as the team came together and defeated the Woodside Wildcats. In the first half of the game the team played the ball together well as...
As seniors graduate juniors step up in the work field
Miranda Irwin, Staff Writer
May 2, 2014
As the senior class prepares to graduate this June, many of them will leave behind their memories, their friends, their hometown, and their jobs. Much of the junior and senior class is employed part-time. However, as the seniors go off to college they will also leave behind their jobs which will then...
Field domination
December 14, 2013
Saratoga High School, a long time Carlmont rival, was hardly able to keep up with the pace that the girls Frosh-Soph Soccer team played with during this week's game. After rescheduling the game that was originally scheduled for Wednesday, Dec. 11, Carlmont arrived to the game ready to play. "We...
Track and field season preview
March 11, 2013
Out with the old, in with the new. Even though Carlmont’s varsity boys soccer was not able to bring home the Central Coast Section trophy, Carlmont’s track and field team looks to seal the deal this year. James Schulte, a junior at Carlmont and varsity runner, said “our goal is to win CCS this...
Maya Kornyeyeva, Staff Writer
As the first meeting of the year commenced, the Ukulele Club welcomed its new and returning members with open arms. Students of all grades gathered at the front of the...
Adila Azizali, Staff Writer
Carlmont DECA is a club that arranges students into their future ideals of business, management, and marketing finance. The purpose of the club is to guide students in competing...
Joshua Baxter, Staff Writer
Friday's game of Carlmont at Menlo was something never seen before. Not only was it Menlo's homecoming game, but it was also the first time in Menlo football history that...
Cambell Kirk and Daniela Torrey
Behind the face of every Friday night football game is a dedicated team of students that work tirelessly to ensure that the game is enjoyable for all. Friday night football...
Ethan Man, Staff Writer
New California education laws have altered Carlmont's attendance policies, making it harder for students to get excused absences. In addition to these new policies, Carlmont...
Tripp Garrish, Staff Writer
The JV Carlmont girls volleyball team fended off a dynamic Aragon team in dramatic fashion to advance to 8-1 in league play. After defeating the Dons 2-1 on Oct. 10,...
Elena Chawla, Staff Writer
Members of the Positivity 101 Club enjoy making creative arts and crafts, helping them cope with the vast amount of school-induced stress in their lives. A small...
As the school year progresses, many eighth-graders look to high school students to set an example of what they can expect in their upcoming freshman year. On Oct. 1, Carlmont...
Eoin Cunningham explores why mascots are one of the most pointless parts of American culture.
Cori Nicholson, Staff Writer
Music, lights, and delicious smells lured thousands into FoodieLand's Night Market. From Oct. 4 to Oct. 6, FoodieLand held its third event of this year at...