“It’s a beautiful place to live. It’s a beautiful place to raise kids and I don’t want to see it change.”
That’s what Spanish teacher, Barbara Ferraro, said when asked about what made her run for city council.
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Last night on December 10, Jazz Bands 1 and 2, as well as the PVIS Jazz Ensemble, performed in their annual winter concert.
The PVIS Jazz Ensemble opened with jazz classics including “Freddie Freeloader,” before letting ...
Products such as shampoo, razors, and deodorants are considered necessities. But most people don’t realize these necessities can actually vary greatly with price depending on their gender. Walk into any convenience store, and...
“Don’t sweat the small stuff. Enjoy life! Strive to enjoy every day!” campus security Richard Burton says to the students of Palos Verdes High School.
The school’s beloved security guard will be retiring at the en...
It’s normal to hear people’s study abroad travels spanning two weeks to three months. However, two new PVHS students turned the “study abroad” experience into a lifestyle, having immersed themselves in the culture, lang...
At first glance, senior Kelsey Sanchez may not seem multiracial, but her heritage reveals her diverse background.
With a Japanese mom and a Hispanic and Native American dad, she feels she has a different perspective on how her race defines her.
“I feel like being more than one race, you...
Junior Sydney Lyle rushes to 7th Street Elementary after a day of classes, buzzes herself into the office, and signs in. She then heads over to the computer lab where she is greeted by 30 elementary school kids who are thrill...
Jim Warren has taught Physics at PVHS for fifteen years. He loves riding his bike to school on a daily basis and keeps it to the left side of his classroom desk.
“I once ran a stop sign” and got pulled over by a cop. “There w...
Two enterprising engineers, seniors Steven Davis and Trevor Heise, competed in April 2019 in BattleBots, a robot combat television series on the Discovery Channel.
“My team was looking for something higher level to compete in and after winning the world championship we ...
What sparked senior Emmy Rener to apply for Congressmen Ted Lieu’s Youth Advisory Council was her passion for politics and policymaking.
“I have always had an appreciation for government and politicians, but I have a serious ...
Shocking. Horrible. Traumatic. Consequential. All of these words can be used to describe October 31, 2016, one of the darkest and most terrifying days in Palos Verdes High School’s history. At least, for freshmen it was.
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What seemed like a typical year of promposals last year quickly became anything but when a racist slur was broadcasted throughout campus.
The news was quickly shared throughout social media as students shared their frustr...