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Donations help fund excellence

January 21, 2015

Organizations on campus frequently ask students and parents to raise money. Some people have grown so accustomed to this practice that they often pitch in the requested amount...

Help is here

November 6, 2014

In one second, one can make the decision where there is no turning back and no second chance.

Key Club members help out the community

November 5, 2013

Key Club is an international student-led organization which is associated with Kiwanis International. In the club, students all around the world are presented with opportunitie...

Fans help spread entertainment across the globe

Shira Stein, Scot Scoop Editor-in-Chief

April 2, 2013

Most musicians, actors, and other people in media have consistently stated that every piece of entertainment in the world would be nothing without its fans. Mass media and public opinion have helped shaped the entertainment community. For example, British media has spread to the United States and shows like Doctor Who, Sherlock, and Downton Abbey have become huge phenomenons in America. “People are excit...

Does SAT tutoring significantly help students?

February 27, 2013

The SAT is a make it or break it situation. Students get four hours to test their knowledge and prove to colleges that they have academic promise. To battle this excruciating test, many students spend thousands of dollars on SAT tutoring. The tutoring is costly and much time is invested. After all the tutoring and work, do students that hire an SAT tutor get an advantage over others who study on their...

Course fair held to help students pick their classes for next year

January 29, 2013

Carlmont's annual course fair was held from Jan. 28 through Jan. 29 in the main gym during lunch to help students select their classes for next year. During the course fair,...

Journalism students receive professional help

October 25, 2011

On Oct. 21, Carlmont journalism students embarked to the College of San Mateo for an educational opportunity to enhance their own skills for their own newspaper, The Highlander. The...