All eyes on me: Students wear lighter clothing as spring rolls in; dress code enforcement draws scrutiny Alyssa Folmer, editor-in-chief April 25, 2024
Student chefs prepare for 2024 California ProStart Cup at Long Beach, competition alongside schools across the state Alyssa Folmer February 2, 2024
Alumni Ms. Tori Schlenz returns to campus to teach language arts Grace Boyd, Alyssa Folmer, Sydney Hadfield, Julia Leveron Hidalgo, and Rhaymark Nazareno September 2, 2023
Original staff member Mr. Kris Harper to depart for elementary performing arts program Alyssa Folmer, Emerson Kibby, and Isabella Tomasini May 28, 2023
Amidst growing national bans, regulation of drag performances affects greater Sacramento region Alyssa Folmer and Maya Gomez April 17, 2023
Spring musical cast rehearses for “Grease,” scene blocking during after school hours Julia Cuyos, Alyssa Folmer, and Reese Moracco January 23, 2023
Service dog in-training accompanies Emma Silva on campus Alyssa Folmer and Reese Moracco September 23, 2022
Computer science teacher Mr. Thomas Graham enters profession after 19 years in IT Wynette Calunsag, Alexis Dashnyam, Natalie Deeble, Rose Derby, Alyssa Folmer, and Reilynn Roux August 29, 2022
Child development program prepares to open Tiny Cats Preschool Racxel Domingo, Alyssa Folmer, and Ayla Su October 23, 2021
CharacterStrong implemented into monthly schedule to promote student relationships, learning Alyssa Folmer, Sofia McMaster, and Polina Sokolova September 14, 2021
![During zero period jazz band, Gabrielle Clouard, Jess Vicuna, Zachary Taylor and Mr. Kris Harper reminisce about their band experiences in one of the final classes taught by Harper. Harper is leaving to teach in an elementary school music program, as part of the passing of Proposition 28 to reshape performing arts programs in public schools. After 18 years of service, Harper’s position is being filled by a new music teacher, leaving many students both with questions and thoughts about Harper’s impact. “From a band teacher to student, the teacher will still be there, but there's definitely a connection the students have [that] won't be the same with another teacher. I think students will have to help other students adjust and adapt to a new teacher,” Mansour Brame said. Photo by Emerson Kibby](https://www.whitneyupdate.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/IMG_1267-900x600.jpg)
