By Rom Arca, Clarion Staff Reporter On November 27, HMC Architects will begin work on John F. Kennedy High School’s modernized facade, which has not received any major renovations since 2006. The […]
Kennedy to Revamp Facade for Security, Modernity
Juniors Victorious at Powder Puff 2019
Photos & Captions by Fang Chiang, Clarion Staff Reporter & Photographer
Cougar Volleyball All-Stars Help Bring a Win at 2019 Optimist Competition
NBA Ban is Ridiculous
By Anthony Napolean, Jr., Clarion Staff Reporter The Federation International Basketball Association (FIBA) dress code and rules for on the court clothing and accessories are now in place for the professional game […]
Save Your $1.25 — Free RT for Students
By Veronica Holt, Clarion Managing Editor Beginning on October 1, 2019, all students of the Sacramento City Unified School District (SCUSD) are able to ride any part of the Sacramento Regional Transit […]
Throwing It Back to Homecoming
Photos by Fang Chiang, Clarion Staff Reporter Kennedy High School Homecoming 2019 took place the week of October 14, and included “Back to the 2000s” Spirit Week, rally, football games, and “HoCo” […]
Unusual Number of Fights During First Weeks Leads To New Split-Lunch Schedule
By Cori Baishiki, Clarion Staff Reporter New year, new problems… or maybe old. The beginning of the school year started out with some unexpected fights. According to Alex Barrios, Chief Communications Director […]
Casualties Increase From Mysterious Vaping Illness
By Andrew Hunsaker, Clarion Editor-in-Chief The Chicago Tribune’s top headline on August 24, titled “An Illinois resident just died after a mysterious vaping-related illness”, shocked millions across the nation. The patient was […]
Stretch to Get Well: Kennedy Teacher Leads Yoga Classes on Campus
By Jan Nicolas, Clarion Staff Reporter If students walk by the Kennedy dance room on Wednesdays after school, they may not know right away that biology teacher Seanne Louvet is hosting a […]
Spot the Difference: U.S. Education vs. Finland Education
By Amanda Li, Clarion Staff Reporter With all the recent teacher strikes in the United States, specifically in major cities like Los Angeles, Chicago and Sacramento, one may begin questioning the U.S. educational […]
