Since 1997, Gregg Patner has been using his bilingualism and unique skills to help English-language learners, students with special needs, and now the 9th and 11th grades at Carlmont...
On May 1, 740 Carlmont students attended prom at the San Francisco Academy of Sciences.
This year prom featured way more than just eating and dancing.
Students could explore...
There is a reason Fox News has disparaged the Bay Area for its “San Francisco values.”
San Francisco is considered one of the most liberal cities in the nation.
“The...
The highly publicized Floyd Mayweather Jr. versus Manny Pacquiao fight is finally happening on Saturday, May 2.
People have been wanting to see this fight since 2009, and now i...
College is just around the corner for many students, and it is time to start preparing. Many high school students do not know what tests are required for them to pass, and what...
Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) molds the future businesspeople of Carlmont. DECA is a worldwide business organization that exposes students to a career in business...
Who has time these days to finish homework, do chores, study for tests, and remain sane? Imagine adding a heaping load of volunteering into the monthly mix.
However, sophomore ...
Every two weeks during lunchtime, classroom E-14 teems with ambitious students uniting to discuss and sign up for community service in a meeting of the California Scholarship ...
Students throughout the world participated in International Walk to School Day (IWTSD) on Wednesday Oct. 9, including those within the Belmont Redwood Shores School District.
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A large portion of the student body considers Homecoming elections a simple popularity contest, but the Associated Student Body (ASB) sets requirements that ensure the election...
Numbers don't define us.
One of the top things colleges look at on your application are your SAT/ACT test scores.
This can be stressful for many students, as some of th...
