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While the hangout spot doesnt yet have an official location, one ideas was using the bottom floor of a future Facebook office in downtown Redwood City on certain days.

Teen Advisory Board plans for new teen hangout spot

Kelsie Garay and David Ramirez April 24, 2019

Redwood City’s Teen Advisory Board is planning to create a teen hang-out spot for high schoolers to study, chill out and chat with friends. Even though this plan is still in its early stages, the center...

Health Careers Academy wins award for providing challenging curriculum, real-world opportunities

Madeline Carpinelli and Caitlin Sorensen April 24, 2019

Sequoia’s Health Careers Academy (HCA) became one of the seven California Partnership Academies (CPA) distinguished academies in California, beating almost 400 other institutions for the award on March...

Girls just wanna have fundamental change

Shannon Coan, Copy Editor April 24, 2019

Filled with nerves and excitement she walks through the doors of the U.N. General Assembly in New York City. World leaders sit before her as she listens to a conversation about advancing the rights of...

Town Hall addresses teacher housing as development grows in Peninsula

Nick Abraham, Opinion Editor March 15, 2019

With boarded up windows downtown, vacant buildings and empty streets, Redwood City earned the nickname “Deadwood City” for years. Today, the city has taken a 180-degree turn. The development of...

Pope Francis’s comments on topics, including divorce, gay marriage, and the sexual abuse scandal within the Catholic Church, have led to controversy.

Ravens delve into faith with trip to Panama to see Pope

Shannon Coan, Copy Editor March 15, 2019

In celebration of World Youth Day, four Sequoia students traveled to Panama City Jan. 22 to Jan. 27 with their youth group in order to hear from Pope Francis. “What encouraged me to go was knowing...

New electives, math courses unveiled for next school year

Andrew Mancini, Staff Reporter March 8, 2019

Elective offerings are broadening next school year, giving students an even greater opportunity to explore their passions, whether in the areas of child development, learning about leadership through athletics,...

Sequoia’s new “Pit Stop” line in the MUR offers new entrees
such as chicken parmesan, enchiladas, and serves entrees such
as orange and teriyaki chicken freshly cooked instead of being
pre-packaged.

MUR remodeling speeds up lunch lines, introduces new food options

Nick Abraham and Jay Tipirneni February 27, 2019

A new and remodeled lunch line in the Multi-Use Room’s (MUR) opened on Tuesday, Jan. 15, featuring a salad bar, cashless payment, and the elimination of pre-portioned entrees. The new line, called...

Since the 2001 decision to change the mascot to Raven, Native American imagery has been absent from campus. The work of the Ready 4 Ravens club has made the full change to Raven a real possibility for the school.

Ready 4 Ravens pushes campaign to School Board, awaits recommendation

Aviva Futornick, Multimedia Editor February 13, 2019

As the decision to change the mascot from Cherokee to Raven marks 17 years, the renewed push from the Ready 4 Ravens club to change the team name to Ravens has returned this issue and its discussion to...

Sequoia students win Youth of the Year award

Kelsie Garay, Staff Reporter February 1, 2019

Two Sequoia students won the Youth of the Year Award on Jan. 15 at the Boys and Girls Club of the Peninsula. Out of the four Sequoia students nominated, senior Ximena Sanchez Martinez was one of the...

RCSD bids farewell to four schools after declining enrollment threatens the district

Mia Padilla and Ysabelle Punzal December 24, 2018

Due to budget cuts, a loss of funding and a decrease in enrollments, Fair Oaks Community School and Taft Elementary School will be combined into one campus, and Adelante and Selby Lane Spanish Immersion...

STEM-focused TIDE Academy to open, engage students next school year

Andrew Mancini, Staff Reporter December 24, 2018

Enrollment has begun at the District’s newest, specialty school, TIDE Academy, set to open next year with a founding Freshman class. TIDE, short for Technology, Innovation, Design, and Engineering, will...

New Hillsdale Dining Terrace caters to San Mateo community

Madeline Carpinelli, Staff Reporter December 17, 2018

  As the holiday season approaches, Hillsdale Mall’s long-awaited new food court, as a piece of a larger project with a movie theater and bowling alley, has finally opened its doors to...

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