the official website of the PVPHS newspaper
the official website of the PVPHS newspaper
Conflicting opinions are nothing uncommon. Most recently, San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick stirred the nation when he refused to stand up for the national anthem before …
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Donations are made every year to the Peninsula Education Foundation (PEF) in order to improve Palos Verdes public schools by enhancing and developing curricula, clubs and after-school …
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A new California bill signed by Governor Jerry Brown on Aug. 25 will limit the personal information schools can collect from students. Spearheaded by …
Peninsula has always been at the forefront of issues such as equal rights for all students. In 2015, Principal Mitzi Cress decided to convert the singleton bathrooms to gender-neutral facilities. …
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As digital technology spreads its reaches and transportation grows more accessible than ever before, the homogeneity of the world is quickly disappearing. It is giving way to a mixed Earth …
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With elections coming up later this year, voters around the country are tuning in to listen to the stances of presidential candidates on trending issues. Some candidates, such as Bernie …
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A new bill could soon give schools the ability to suspend or expel students for “sexting,” sending sexually connoted messages via text, on campus. Assembly Bill 2536, which mirrors similar …
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May 1 is coming: it is the day that seniors must declare intent to a university of their choosing. At the start of the year, we slaved over college and …
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Upon graduation, the class of 2016 will embark on the worn path of adulthood. For those reaching legal age this year, turning 18 will add more weight …
Though Valentine’s Day is often regarded as a day dedicated to our loved ones, we forget to remember the most important relationship of our lives: the one with ourselves. It …
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