AVHS junior Andrew Choi recently won first place in the Youth Excellence in Arts (YEA) Competition. His place prize was $1,000, for his excellent violin performance.  “It gives me more satisfaction...

For the first time, Amador students can participate in a virtual spirit week during California’s “Student Mental Health Week” from Monday, May 4th, until Friday, May 8th. May is Mental Health...

Although Cinco de Mayo is celebrated at home with family, Henríquez took the holiday one step further by hosting a Cinco de Mayo fiesta zoom meeting with her students on Friday May 8th. As the school...

Last Saturday, Amador’s Comp Civics team placed first in their division and won fourth place in "We the People" nationals.   We The People is a well-known program and its national competition is...

Before Covid-19, students could seek help with their classes by heading to the library afterschool. Now, the tutoring program continues to offer help over Zoom. “Any student may request tutoring....

Say hello to the 2020-2021 ASB Officers: Megan Sloan, Luana Yueng, Dalynn Miller, and Abby Bear! Megan Sloan: President "My responsibility is to represent the wishes of the leadership classes, Student,...

On April 20, students were emailed a link for the ASB/Leadership 2020 elections through which they were be able to vote for next year’s council members. This year’s candidates have elected to showcase...

AV junior Suhani Singhal (‘21) created her project “1000 Bits of Hope” to inspire young girls to pursue computer science, and increase the amount of women currently in the CS and tech field. 1000...

In recent weeks, highschoolers are feeling as if the coronavirus has ruined everything. Students across the nation are distraught as proms have been canceled, graduation ceremonies moved online, SAT tests...

With COVID-19 (coronavirus) targeting the U.S. and the majority of the world, the government has officially enforced a quarantine on all residents leading to the shut-down of high schools and colleges...

During this emotionally rattling time, many people are using religion to cope with the impact of COVID-19. Governor Gavin Newsom’s enforcement of shelter in place and ban on all gatherings has put...

 Many seniors’ most cherished memories are from experiencing fun senior activities such as senior ball, baccalaureate, grad night, and graduation, alongside their friends and graduating class. Unfortunately...