A senior will travel to Washington D.C. in July to perform in a poetry festival after winning several rounds of competitions, the latest one last Saturday. Senior Maya Greenhill was one of the top five...

Students gathered for a compact presentation this morning focusing on female empowerment and entrepreneurship, with the theme of encouraging students to go after their career dreams, even in male-dominated...

San Francisco poet Genny Lim guest judged the Poetry Festival and chose seniors Corinne Sigmund and Zach Hammer as the all-school winners for both CHS and SHHS. Hammer shared a poem regarding his admiration...

The Simple Gifts Club rehearsed last night for tonight’s annual Simple Gifts Fashion Show. “It is a really rewarding thing to be a part of,” Simple Gifts co-president Audrey Brooke said. “It...

The former director of schools revisited to organize and categorize archival documents — some dating back to World War II. “These photographs, many of which I had taken, were very interesting to...

As the fourth quarter begins, college counseling ramps up for juniors who began taking the weekly class at the beginning of the second semester. “We have slowly transitioned into the college counseling...

Two separate, 12-page, student-led news publications will be turning a page next year and joining forces, sharing a workspace and an adviser. Tracy Sena, Scholastic Journalism and Media Director, announced...

Cancelled classes gave time today for the semi-annual Parent Teacher Conferences held throughout the school. Meetings gave students an opportunity to meet in their PAWS advisor's classroom to discuss last...

Cheers exploded in Syufy Theatre as Student Body Council announced the annual Congé celebration with wristbands and confetti guns during a senior presentation. “The girls’ Student Council put extra...

From new MaKey MaKey invention kits to electronic kits complete with light bulbs and alligator clips, the physics department lab-based learning recently invested in more equipment to focus on more hands...

With spring retreats beginning, each grade will have a unique experience to bond with each other in multiple settings, with freshmen and sophomores staying on campus or in San Francisco, and juniors and...

The Mission district’s 24th Street, dotted with “For Sale” signs and traced by Google bus routes, is just one street in the area facing gentrification and changes in culture for the heavily Hispanic...