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With many indoor school sports seasons taking place at the same time, along with other extracurriculars, MHS is in need of better facilities—more specifically, a second gym. The large gym serves many different sports teams. The basketball, badminton, and wrestling teams use it for practice and for home games. SinceContinue Reading
During the Feb. 13 MUSD board meeting, Superintendent Cheryl Jordan proposed that MUSD should cut spending by approximately $2.1 million for the 2024-25 school year to reduce deficit spending and perform cost management. Recommended programs to be cut included one full-time equivalent (FTE) employee in the MHS Navy Junior ReserveContinue Reading
Our school’s standing among Bay Area high schools has always fluctuated, with the Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium (SBAC) test being a contributing factor in the performance assessment of these schools. With MHS more strongly encouraging SBAC testing through stricter waiving policies and generally greater student participation, the school’s standardized testContinue Reading
What is the purpose of school? Is it necessary only to produce proficient workers? Is school a place where children should be taught the rules and ways of society? Or, should school be a place where students learn how to be well-rounded adults in order to lead fulfilling lives? WeContinue Reading
Administrators are essential for a safe learning environment at any school. Compared to previous years, our administrators this year have been much more visible on campus, and we commend them for creating a better campus environment and for fostering better relationships with students. This school year, students have seen allContinue Reading
Having fulfilling meals is vital to maintaining one’s health, focus, and energy throughout the day. A teenager’s body is constantly growing and requires more food than an adult’s body to supplement health. However, the mere 30 minutes we are given for lunch is not enough to finish our food, andContinue Reading
Potential Threats to School Administration was notified about a potential threat to the school posted on social media on Sept. 22, according to a StudentSquare post from Principal and Chief Innovator Greg Wohlman on Sept. 22. “We want you to know that we, in collaboration with MPD, have swiftly takenContinue Reading
Dear Editor, About 6 weeks ago, 39 of my classmates got together and celebrated our 40th Class Reunion. The day after, we walked the campus and told stories. I can still remember my days on campus. Some high school memories will never leave you if you make the most ofContinue Reading
For a school as large as ours, school spirit is often scarce among students, generally only inspiring parts of the student population. However, this year, ASB has been significantly more active in promoting various activities around campus, which has benefited the school community by raising general student involvement within theContinue Reading
Students need more college and career preparation throughout all years of high school. To improve the system, the College and Career Center and counseling department should consider emulating other high schools’ programs, publicizing announcements on more student-friendly platforms, beginning individualized college counseling from freshman year, and extending the academies’ internshipContinue Reading
A school guidance counselor undoubtedly plays one of the most important roles in a high schooler’s life. While working with them to plan their academics and coursework, a school counselor is the person a student can always go to in order to get answers to all their questions. The UnionContinue Reading
Slurs are words meant to hurt someone, usually based on their race, religion, gender, or other parts of their identity. Most students have the common sense to avoid using these words because we know that they are weapons meant to emotionally harm others, make them feel inferior, and portray disgustContinue Reading
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