Belmont library says farewell to librarian Jordan Kan

Ailee Lim, Staff Writer

May 26, 2019

All good things must come to an end. With the end of the school year, Carlmont students who visit the Belmont library aren't only going to lose the graduating seniors. Jordan Kan, a librarian, is also leaving the library to follow his dreams. But for students who frequent the library, Kan, affectionately...

‘Kiss’ a music legend goodbye

Mona Murhamer, Staff Writer

April 22, 2016

Singer, songwriter, producer, one-man band, master showman: Prince. On Thursday, April 21, music icon Prince Rogers Nelson died in his Channhassen, Minnesota residence at age 57. In early April, according to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Prince was not feeling well and canceled a concert at the F...

Skaters say good-bye to Belmont Iceland

Aria Frangos, Scot Scoop Editor

January 27, 2016

After almost 50 years of business, the peninsula will have to say good-bye to the ice skating rink at Belmont Iceland. East Bay Iceland, the company that owns Belmont Iceland, announced on Jan. 13 that the rink will be closed at the end of April. Iceland assistant manager Aaron Beecher said, ...

Track stars say goodbye

Tara Shahrvini, Staff Writer

May 23, 2014

As this year's track season ends, seniors say goodbye to their high school friends and team. After four years as a track athlete, senior Franklin Rice said, "I could not have asked for a better team. I have grown so much as a student and athlete because of track. Team sports give students the opportunity...

Varsity baseball seniors say goodbye

Sarah Klieves, Editor-in-Chief

May 25, 2013

The end of senior year means saying goodbye to teachers, friends, and high school. But for the graduating seniors on Carlmont's varsity baseball team, it also means saying goodbye to coaches and teammates as well. Two seniors on the Scots varsity team, Johnathan Corvello and Nick Rich, have played...

Carlmont Waves Goodbye To The First Quarter

September 29, 2011

After students and teachers at Carlmont worked for over a month, the first quarter comes to a close. While the progress reports print, students and teachers look forward to the excitement that second quarter has in store. With homecoming, holiday breaks, and finals coming their way, the students and...