After teaching ceramics at Amador for the last 20 years, it's no wonder that Neil Bello is one of Amador’s most popular seniors with his very unique teaching style. He incorporates mindfulness and meditation...

As immigration remains a hot subject nowadays, it’s hard to imagine what it would be like to migrate between three different countries as both political and cultural restrictions emerge in the process....

Amador Valley’s star defensive end Brady Nassar (‘23) enters the offseason to prepare for not only the upcoming football season, but the varsity basketball team this winter. Football, however, is...

457.5 lbs. That was the amount of weight Sam Mah (‘23) conquered when he competed in his first powerlifting meet at the USPA Iron Steeds Bench and Deadlift Battle. Despite being over three times...

  When Morgan Notari (‘22) submitted her portfolio for the AP Studio Drawing exam last summer, she didn't expect an email from College Board a few months later notifying her of a perfect...

Out-of-place. Intimidated. Isolated. As the level of diverse representation in STEM remains low, these feelings continue to grip minorities pursuing careers in math, science, and tech fields. Citro Tech,...

On Wednesday, November 3rd, Diana Hasenpflug won the Tri-Valley ROP (Regional Occupation Program) teacher of the year. This award is given to honor teachers around the county for their hard work. Ms. Hasenpflug...

 While many individuals are privileged to have a computer and WiFI access, many children in the Bay Area do not have readily access to these resources. With the virtual world growing in importance, Jimin...

Ever since the first Amazon Alexa was released in 2015, there have been many additions to the virtual assistant, especially with the introduction of Alexa skills. As of 2021, there are more than 100,000...

With Halloween just around the corner, seniors Elmo Tang (‘22) and Serena Zhou (‘22) created the perfect way to spend the holiday with a scary, interactive game that they have been working on since...

The American Association of Physics Teachers (AAPT) awarded Amador physics teacher Bree Barnett Dreyfuss a fellowship last Thursday. “The award is a great honor because of who nominated me and...