The newest installment of Amador’s 2020 spooky season is a school-wide pumpkin carving contest. “We just thought that a pumpkin carving contest would be a fun way to keep everyone connected and...

While last year’s transition to online learning was abrupt, PUSD’s staff and administration was determined to make the transition to our new, albeit still remote, school year smooth. Part of this plan...

History bowl competitions, a national history quiz competition, are occurring online for the first time as a result of the pandemic. The Amador Quiz Bowl club sent two teams to compete in the competition...

Uploaded to YouTube on October 4th, the AVHS orchestra’s performance of “Glory to Hong Kong” went viral, racking up over 100,000 views in just three days. The project was directed by AV music...

Boba, the increasingly popular Taiwanese drink, can seemingly be found in every other shopping center around town. Most of these shops are chains, like T4 and Happy Lemon, and they tend to focus more on...

During remote learning, the laws around keeping cameras on during class have been unclear to many students, and the issue of what counts as participation varies from class to class. In order to ensure...

Many Amador students are enrolled in classes where showing their face is necessary. Some students are struggling with this new format of learning. Teachers around campus have shared their tips and tricks...

Many classes during distanced learning at AVHS have various rules and expectations regarding keeping your camera on during class. Students also have diverse opinions on how Zoom classes and camera expectations...

Among Us: a game that’s become so popular that, nowadays, it’s almost impossible to miss. With a simple user interface and easy-to-learn gameplay, the mobile/PC game shot from 1800 to nearly 60 million...

The internet is currently rampant with analysis of the presidential debates. And the discussion is being furthered in AVHS classrooms. Civics teachers are encouraging their students to watch the debates,...

At the end of the 2019-2020 school year, Amador teacher Mrs. Gray announced her retirement. She was beloved by faculty and staff, and was one of the favorite teachers among students.  “When I heard...

In the past week, the PUSD Board has decided to commence remote tutoring sessions held by substitute teachers. These classes are meant to help students with their asynchronous as well as synchronous work,...