Japanese Internment is a topic that a lot of us only study in a history class. For one Amador teacher, this subject hits home. AP Computer Science Teacher Kevin Kiyoi shared his family’s experience regarding...

During lunch on Feb. 14th, Amador Valley High School hosted the CTE fair in front of the library to introduce students to summer and future job opportunities.  Representatives from different prepared...

At Amador Valley High School, Valentine's Day is more than just chocolates and roses. It's a time for the choir to spread joy and connection through a unique tradition called "Valentine Grams." This program...

The  Amador Valley Competition Civics team has proven themselves once again. From Feb. 2 to Feb. 4, the team went to Sacramento to compete with other successful Comp Civics teams from California for a...

The award-winning, nationally recognized Amador Valley Competition Civics Team is once again headed to compete at the state level. After preparing for over a semester, the team of twenty is headed to the...

As February approaches, the Donversity Committee accelerates its pace in preparing for Donversity week. This year, the team looks forward to including more diverse groups from campus to reach wider audiences.  "Donversity...

Every year, the California All-State Music Education Conference(CASMEC) is held to showcase different bands, orchestras, conductors, and even specific musicians making up all-state jazz and concert ensembles.  Last...

On Jan. 22nd, Amador Valley High School hosted its annual Curriculum Fair for incoming and returning students. From 6 to 8 p.m., students explored different courses Amador offers as they visited various...

On Jan. 12, Amador Valley’s DECA team traveled to San Ramon for the annual three-day long NorCal DECA Conference (NCDC). “We go to NorCal every year and it’s our first major event. It gives new...

On Thursday, Jan. 18, and Friday, Jan. 19, the Mr. Amador Committee held a Pie-in-the-Face fundraising event at the Q-building entrance after school. For just five dollars ($5.00), people could get a ‘pie’...