“I had a big admiration for 90’s rap, a lot of East Coast stuff like ‘A Tribe Called Quest.’ I always thought the background music is the key part of the songs, […]
Humans of San Marin: April 22, 2019
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Elementary School Size Committee addresses enrollment decline
On October 22, 2018, the Elementary School Size Committee held its first meeting to assess the situation regarding the district’s elementary school sizes. Due to the decrease of enrollment in elementary schools […]
Humans of San Marin: January 30, 2019
“At my old school I was president of Teens Against Discrimination Club. We were at a Catholic school and because of the religious affiliation, they couldn’t have a Gay-Straight Alliance. That was […]
NUSD Reconstructs Restorative Justice Program
The Restorative Justice Program, a program helping students resolve on-campus conflicts, undergoes a change in oversight Novato Unified School District acquired oversight of the Restorative Justice program at Novato middle and high […]
Opinion: Educational pressures limit my passions
For as long as I can remember, I’ve been a 4.0 student, overachiever and school-obsessed maniac. In middle school, I always imagined a life for myself that either involved being a full-time […]
Humans of San Marin: October 31, 2018
“I’m not really proud of anything I’ve done, if that makes sense. There’s nothing that sticks out to me as: ‘you’re good because you’ve done this.’ I don’t think there’s anything I’ve […]
Junior Sage Thornton volunteers in Latin America
In the warm, humid air of El Ojal, Panama, junior Sage Thornton and two of her partners from other high schools were in the kitchen of their abuela, or their host grandmother. […]
