At a meeting on Sept. 12, San Mateo County Supervisor David Canepa and other Supervisors voted unanimously in favor of a resolution to ask state lawmakers to pass the requisite legislation necessary...
“The wi-fi block allowed me to accidentally come across pornography, but stopped me from looking at Pinterest for art,” senior Ellis Spickermann said.
Wi-fi is a centralizing force in...
Fires which ignited due to high winds and dry conditions throughout Wine Country Oct. 8 have spread to consume around 160,000 acres of homes, nature, and vineyards. As of Thurs Oct 12, 400 people in the...
Sequoia’s Pole Vault team played its first matches during the 2017 spring season for the first time after Resources Officer David Stahler decided to lead the team.
Though students could still compete...
Vicki Barone
Department: English
Prior School: Gilroy High School
Barone has moved around within the Bay Area for several years with her husband, two dogs, and one cat. Right now she commutes from Half...
Sequoia’s new additions to the administrative and counseling offices in this school year include Kristin Stout as Instructional Vice Principal and Patty Vlahakos as guidance counselor. The administrative...
President Donald Trump decided to roll back Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) September 5.
Started with an Executive Order by president Barack Obama in 2012, DACA allows certain young, undocumented...
A time capsule from the Class of 1917 was opened by Sequoia’s administration and the Class of 2017 June 8. After students asked to open it, they found it in the bomb shelter under the library.
“Mr....
As most Sequoia students sat in their second and third-period classes, several other students watched day become night in Oregon during the total solar eclipse.
One such student was senior Layne Stanley,...
For the first time in many years, Varsity Boys Track and Field won the League Title. They are currently in the Ocean division—the highest division. They have not won this title (in this division) since...
The soundtrack to senior Bryce Stephens’s play, “178 Blank Pages,” was a chorus of “awwws” from the 244 audience members in Carrington May 19. Whether it was a scene featuring the play’s subtle...
