Philip Friedman is not just a student at Los Altos; he’s a force of nature. As a junior, Friedman manages to excel in three demanding sports: swim, water polo, and wrestling.
His packed schedule would...
Candy, pumpkins, costumes, and movies that send shivers down your spine; Halloween is right around the corner and COVID-19 can’t stop the joy brought on by it.
Many individuals believe that Halloween...
Depression is one of the leading causes of illness and disability. NAMI, which stands for National Alliance on Mental Illness, helped with that issue and spread education on the touchy subject.
NAMI...
Little animated characters running across the screen, jumping up and down with glee in their eyes as they defeat the antagonist. ‘Who are these characters?’ you may ask, well they originate from these...
The smell of freshly cooked pan dulce, the bright colors of the papel picado, and the decorated flowers all around altars. Pictures being put up to honor their loved ones after their passing.
Dia de...
Dancers in shiny, silver tops grabbed everyone’s attention on October 4, 2019 at the District Open House. Loud music filled the air and the dancers drew a crowd that was eager for entertainment.
Dance...
Student’s rushed into the Workman gym as the Annual District College Fair arrived with dozens of students waiting to ask questions. Colleges such as UCLA, Harvard, UCSB, and more arrived to answer student’s...
Once hearing him speak, students realize that the new Marketing, Finance, and Management teacher, Jason Gervais, has his own way of teaching the seemingly simple topic.
Coming from Workman High School,...
Every Monday during lunch in room J12, Los Altos M.O.V.E. (Making Our Voices Echo) meets to address issues across the globe. As a newly established club, M.O.V.E. is a youth-led vision club advocating...
The sound of ocean waves, the feeling of the sun, and the incredible emotion of happiness knowing its summer. For three months, students of Los Altos have been adventuring out in summer activities.
Summer...
