After months of practice, the MHS dance class pulled back the curtains and unveiled their annual Dance Recital on May 2, according to dance teacher Mandalynn Cottengim. 67 dancers performed in 27 different choreographed pieces, she said. The style of these performances ranged from ballet to hip-hop and was mostlyContinue Reading
World language courses have long been a common way for students to broaden their reading, writing, and communication abilities beyond English. A smaller group of students passionate to take their language education above and beyond, take Honors level and Advanced Placement (AP) courses. An even smaller handful take high-level languageContinue Reading
For the second year in a row, the boys varsity swim team qualified for the annual California Interscholastic Federation Central Coast Section (CIF-CCS) Championship, according to team captain senior Howard Chen. Qualifying for both the men’s 200 medley relay and men’s 200 freestyle relay, the team ended their season inContinue Reading
For some, sports can be a hobby, as many students utilize sports as learning experiences and ways to pursue their passions. This experience can be amplified by having a sibling involved in the same sport, as shared experiences can serve as a way to grow and improve through the supportContinue Reading
Many students join a sports team in high school because they have played the sports for many years. However, there are others who start playing a new sport for the first time in high school and are able to find success and enjoyment in a place where they may notContinue Reading
The MHS varsity softball team’s winning record is 21-4 this season, and they are currently on a six-game winning streak, according to MaxPreps. The team consists of many players who have played travel softball together for years, varsity softball player junior Priyah Quinonez said. This prior knowledge of playing softballContinue Reading
On Feb. 3, 2023, California officially made flag football a girls’ high school sport for the 2023-2024 school year, ABC news reported. MHS plans to have flag football next year in some capacity, Athletics Director Joanna Butcher said. Despite the addition of girls flag football, football will remain a co-edContinue Reading