A schoolwide effort From April 27 to May 1, AVHS's TUPE (Tobacco Use Prevention Education) program raised awareness about the importance of living a drug-free life in celebration of Red Ribbon Week. This...

Once the 2026-2027 school year begins, students within Pleasanton Unified School District (“PUSD”) will see many noticeable changes on campus as the district moves forward with significant budget cuts,...

  “I’ll wake up at two o’clock in the morning, just to see if I got a text from my niece in Iran. But there’s no promise of hearing from her. Sometimes, I’ll zoom in on videos of bombings,...

California has been using attendance-based funding for decades. Because California is one of five states that use this method, controversy has arisen over how much money the state loses due to absences.   “Every...

As of recently, there has been a fight for the federal reserve that might shape its role within the United States government. The Federal Reserve (or Fed for short) is the government organization that...

As summer approaches, many students begin searching for ways to stay productive while also earning money. One opportunity offered at school is the custodial job over the summer, where students take on...

Avid runners and casual walkers alike flocked to Pleasanton Middle School on Sunday, April 19th, for PPIE’s 14th annual Run for Education. Pleasanton’s connectedness stood out as community members...

Every year, hundreds of thousands flood to San Francisco's Japantown for the annual Northern California Cherry Blossom Festival (NCCBF). The neighborhood's streets bustle with performances, food stalls,...

Music uses melodic sounds to express emotion and spread harmony. The Peace Music Foundation is a student-created group that performs various musical pieces for the Pleasanton community. Their most common...

From Monday, March 12, to late Thursday evening, March 15, Dublin Unified School District (DUSD) teachers, counselors, and specialists lined school borders from dawn to dusk, holding picket signs and chanting...

The vibrant colors of the francophone world came to Amador on Friday, March 27, for its first-ever French Honors Society convention. The convention was notable for being a collaboration with Foothill....

Students in the Comp Civics program are finding creative and collaborative ways to raise money for their upcoming trip to Washington, D.C., organizing a variety of fundraisers that bring the school community...