The Western Association of Schools and Colleges, or WASC, will be coming to MHS for a mid-cycle review from April 30 to May 1, according to Assistant Principal Skyler Draeger. WASC is an organization that accredits and assures the quality of schools and colleges for the western region of theContinue Reading
As a senior who is about to graduate within a month’s time, I have begun to reminisce about my high school career. Despite all the late nights spent studying for those final exams and all the stereotypical high school drama, one experience always sticks out like a sore thumb. WhatContinue Reading
The MHS University Studies program has been postponed because of delays in construction and other logistic issues, according to Principal Philip Morales. The program, which allows students to take dual enrollment classes that MHS does not traditionally provide, was supposed to start this fall semester, but instead will hopefully beginContinue Reading
AP Spanish Literature will likely be offered to MHS students beginning next year, according to Spanish Teacher Maria Vargas. The course is approved by the College Board and will be presented to the Curriculum Policy Counsel (CPC) on April 24 for a final approval within the district, Vargas said. LettersContinue Reading
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