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As Disney and other corporations have discovered, its difficult – if not impossible – to please all consumers when it comes to a firms degree of wokeness.

No, corporations can’t be woke

Asher Meklin, Acalanes High School
May 24, 2022
The expansion of on-campus programs spark dialogues on the finite campus space at Acalanes High School.

Making space for spaces on the Acalanes High campus

Alex Ariker, Keith Johnson, and Zack Lara, Acalanes High School
May 24, 2022
Springhill Elementary athletes run a victory lap in the 2022 Special Olympics hosted at Acalanes High School.

Special Olympics return to Acalanes High

Reid Aldrich and Zubin Acuña, Acalanes High School
May 24, 2022
In the game of Life beyond high school, Acalanes students opt to embark on a diverse variety of career and educational paths.

Some Acalanes High seniors look beyond four-year colleges

Connor Faust and Kylie Choi, Acalanes High School
May 21, 2022
The lively mariachi music at the Acalanes Cultural Fair brings a cultural richness and festive feel for community members to enjoy.

A celebration at Acalanes High of cultures from around the world

August Walker and Justin Law, Acalanes High School
May 21, 2022
Project seeks to empower young writers

Project seeks to empower young writers

Reagan Kaelle, Miramonte High School
May 9, 2022
After the death of an NFL player last year, high school players are becoming better informed about the dangers of concussions.

NFL player’s death reminds high school athletes about the dangers of concussions

Henry Hill and Chris Morrison, Miramonte High School
May 6, 2022
Compared to iPhone users, android phone owners are at a disadvantage when it comes to participation in group chats and using other in-phone features.

iPhone promotes social isolation and creates ‘green bubbles’

May 6, 2022
Miramonte senior Gracia Chen, here with Spanish teacher Megan Flores, helped create the Curriculum Consultant program, a newly implemented project designed for students and teachers to collaborate in an effort to diversify Miramonte’s educational curriculum.

Miramonte High ‘staff’ now also includes students

Olivia Rhee and Olivia Uzuncan, Miramonte High School
May 6, 2022
Soapman Bill McGeehan offers a wide variety of homemade soaps for sale from his wheelchair at a Walnut Creek crossroads.

Meet Walnut Creek’s soap man

Kirstin Parker, Miramonte High School
May 6, 2022
Miramonte sophomore Antong Cao won a French language comic contest with her cartoon.

C’est drôle: She won a French language comic contest

Mika Strickler and Jason Wagner, Miramonte High School
May 6, 2022
Point guard Tyler Dutto was a leader of the Miramonte High varsity boys basketball team. He was also a wide receiver and safety on the Miramonte football team.

Miramonte’s Tyler Dutto a dual-threat athlete

Trent Larson-Deak and John Williams, Miramonte High School
May 6, 2022
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