Almost two years after the first COVID case, everyday life has begun to return to normal. Although COVID cases have dropped, prices have risen.  “The price of meat has skyrocketed and the prices...

Today is our 17th show of the year and we have some important announcements about finals week schedule, CSU priority application deadlines, and winter sports.    We also have 5 great segments...

Crop tops in August. Ripped jeans in October. And for December? Oversized hoodies and black beanies are trending throughout the quad.  Generation Z is known as the first wave of true digital natives....

Students taking honors or AP math courses at Amador, from Honors Algebra II to AP Calculus, are all familiar with CPM, the textbook they use during every class period.  What is CPM CPM stands for “College...

Amador’s 2021 girl’s golf’s final match was played by Jaclyn LaHa (‘23) after an all-around successful season.  “I was really happy with how I finished in the EBAL, NCS, and NorCal Championships...

The shade structure has finally been completed! This project has been in the works since mid-September. Seniors and juniors who previously had their tables moved outside the library, are happy to have...

Amador Vice Principal Brendan Nelson recently sent out emails detailing the closure of the theater parking lot during lunch for lunch drop-off. Amador has relocated the drop-off table to in front of the...

Amador Valley’s cross country team finished their season strong at NCS, with the boys placing 5th and the girls placing 7th out of 20 schools, both just seconds away from qualifying for the state meet. “The...

57%.  When Anita Ratna Gautam (‘24) saw her score for the first test in regular algebra II, she felt no shock, nor surprise. Even before she logged into Student Portal, she already knew she messed...

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,...