The 2021-2022 MHS prom is all set, according to Class of 2023 Vice President, junior Pauline Nguyen. It will take place at The Tech Interactive in downtown San Jose on April 30, 2022, from 7-11 p.m. Based on The Tech Interactive health and safety guidelines, masks are optional but highlyContinue Reading
The “Say Something” program has expanded at MHS by introducing an anonymous reporting system for students after the first launch of the program about two years ago, Activities Director Jerrell Maneja said. The program focuses on avoiding tragedy by paying attention to warning signs and speaking up to a trustedContinue Reading
The Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium (SBAC) will take place April 19-21, according to the MHS school calendar. This year, the tests will be in-person, Assistant Principal Amanda Gross said in an interview. “This test is supposed to look at how is the student progressing based on what our teachers shouldContinue Reading
New Scholastic Aptitude Test guidelines, including plans to make the test digital, will be implemented in schools in the United States as of spring 2024, according to a Newsroom announcement made by the College Board. According to the College Board, students will be able to receive their scores within daysContinue Reading
MHS held the first Club and Organization (CLOG) Rush of the school year from Tuesday, Aug. 29 to Thursday Aug. 31. Chartered CLOGs were given space on the green to advertise themselves to recruit new members, CLOG Commissioner Maggie Ly said. CLOG Rush is a welcoming way of introducing studentsContinue Reading
Here is the last newspaper of the MHS school year, Issue VII of Volume XXVIII, May 2017. Enjoy!Continue 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
About 150 MHS students were invited to participate in the 50th annual Super Bowl halftime performance on Sunday, February 7th at the new Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara. The students were from our music, theatre, dance, and cheer programs and functioned as a part of the crowd for halftime headlinersContinue Reading
Photo courtesy from Winter Wishes Facebook Page Santa Claus is coming to MHS in the form of the program Winter Wishes which will run for 12 weeks according to Winter Wishes Committee Head Natalie Trinh. Winter Wishes allows for students to ask for a gift of some kindContinue Reading
Renovations to the MHS locker rooms completed over the summer may constitute a Title IX violation, according to Deputy Superintendent Cheryl Jordan. The boys’ team room was upgraded while the girls’ side of the locker room had no athletic room to begin with, Jordan said. On Aug. 25th, MUSD SchoolContinue Reading
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According to a recent survey by The Union, there seems to be a perception among students and teachers that the MHS football players receive preferential treatment due to the fact that they play a particular sport. Part of the perception is the belief that athletes, specifically football players, are givenContinue Reading