The Innovation Campus will only be enrolling freshman and sophomore for the 2024-2025 school year due to low enrollment numbers from upperclassmen, Principal and Chief Innovator of Milpitas High School and New Campus Programs Greg Wohlman said. This will result in a total 83 students enrolled for the extension campusContinue Reading
Dillon Hu, the assistant coach for MHS’s track team for one year, has been passionate about running ever since his days as an athlete in middle school, which would eventually lead to him running long distance for UCLA, Hu said. Hu had not always been a runner, nor was heContinue Reading
Just six years ago, sports betting was considered illegal under United States federal law, until the Supreme Court legalized the practice after the landmark court case of Murphy v. NCAA. Now, it has become one of the fastest-growing gambling industries, with 29 states allowing online sports betting. In fact, accordingContinue Reading
RATING: 3 out of 5 Holly Black’s newest book, “The Prisoner’s Throne”, the sequel to “The Stolen Heir”, continues the story of its two main characters, Oak and Wren, as they navigate the political tensions of the Faerie realm. Although the novel is an improvement from the first book inContinue Reading
The Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) has remained optional for most colleges in the nation ever since COVID-19, which largely impaired students’ ability to take the test. However, the past year has revealed a new trend in both private institutions like Yale University and even public schools, like University of TexasContinue Reading
For senior Anna Huynh, piano is more than just a hobby; it’s a unique, wordless expression of herself, she said. Having found success at various competitions and recitals, piano has been one of Huynh’s focuses for the past few years, she said. “Parents want their kids to do extracurriculars, soContinue Reading
Some classes only have flat letter grades while others have pluses or minuses. Some classes round up, while others directly change letter grades according to class performance. Even teachers who teach the same subject will often have different policies for their class. The lack of grade standardization at MHS ultimatelyContinue Reading
Competing at the national level for a sport requires years of dedication and training, and it’s no different for table tennis. Senior Muskan Gupta and senior Arnav Khinvasara have both been playing table tennis for many years and are currently competing at the national level, according to usatt.org. Gupta startedContinue Reading
The Wellness Center officially opened on Nov. 16 in room J17 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, according to Board Communications Specialist Scott Forstner. In attendance were members of the MUSD board, Santa Clara County School District employees, and MHS administrators, teachers, and city and state politicians. Funding for the various wellnessContinue Reading
Terra Nova High School on Oct. 27, the girls’ locker rooms were left in a mess, with trash left all over the floor and the bathrooms being left in a dirty condition, physical education (PE) teacher Celina Reyes said. Although there have been messes left behind after certain matches, theContinue Reading
Napoleon. The name is instantly recognizable to anyone with an inkling of knowledge aboutEuropean history. A name that invokes images of famous paintings, the great number of victories in battle, and perhaps endless paragraphs in history textbooks. Now, “Napoleon” is also the name of a film directed by Ridley Scott,Continue Reading
The Wellness Center officially opened on Thursday in room J17 with a ribbon cutting ceremony, according to Board Communications Specialist Scott Forstner. In attendance were members of the MUSD board, Santa Clara County School District employees, and MHS administrators and teachers. Funding for the various wellness centers that are integratedContinue Reading