ELECTION WATCH Does Our Divided Nation Make Kennedy a Divided Campus?
By Adrianna Iorio, Sections Editor Lately, for most us, it seems as if the United States isn’t united at all. Due to recent events, our nation is seemingly divided by […]
Water Polo: Wading to Victory
By Daryle Johnson, Clarion Staff The outstanding Kennedy boy’s water polo team completed a dominating season with an overall record of 19-7 and metro conference record of 7-1. Within metro, […]
“Hello Kennedy Passengers, This is Your Captain Speaking…”
By Parker Scarpa, Clarion Staff “If I do my job right, I can change the trajectory of your day,” says school announcer and Ellis Penn (class of 2019) when discussing […]
Turning Your Frown Upside Down
By Wendy Xiong, Clarion Staff In 2017, a group of seniors (Cody Mak, Ivy Wang, and Katia Lomeli-Trejo) and juniors (Victoria Chen and Alfonso Navarro) founded Club Smile to provide […]
Kennedy March Band: Measure for Measure
By Liliana Lopez, Copy Editor Whether it’s during halftime at football games, or on Friday’s spirit marches, most students at Kennedy have heard our sensational band perform. Throughout the years, […]
Cougars on The Town
By Andrew Ely, Clarion Staff Sacramento is one of the biggest cities in California, serving as the state’s capital and boasting a population of 500,000 people. As seen, there are […]
Album Review: Mendes Latest Strikes a Chord with Teens
By Kimberly Landeck, Production Manager Here’s to the struggles of being a teenager, of learning how to live while fighting down the endless pit of work from your classes. Here’s […]
Cougars Seen at Kennedy Library?
By Ethan Vue, Clarion Staff How often do students actually use the library in their free time? In an interview about whether or not the library should be utilized more, […]
STATE OF THE CAMPUS: We Can Fix It
By Desiree Leong & Kevin Chen, Clarion Staff Over the past months, many repairs and renovations have improved the interior and exterior of Kennedy’s campus, including the main gym, concrete […]
STATE OF THE CAMPUS: Bugs and Rodents, Oh My!
By Xavier Martinez, Clarion Staff Lately there have been sightings of bugs and rodents on the school campus and unsurprisingly, many students have been scared, disgusted, disturbed, and have run […]
Girls Tennis Players Double Their Fun
By Brandyn Matsumoto Coming off a superb season in 2017, Coach Teweles had high hopes for this years team but after a rough start, losing their first four games including […]
STATE OF THE CAMPUS: Bathroom Bluff
By Liliana Lopez, Copy Editor Many students who walked onto the JFK campus at the beginning of this school year may have been angered, surprised, or perhaps confused after discovering […]
Runners Go With The Wind
By Wendy Xiong, Clarion Staff Kennedy Cross Country teams did an awesome job crossing the finish line in the Metro League Championship Meet, held October 24 at the North Laguna […]
Girls Volleyball: Controlling that Downward Spike
By Arooba Muqaddar, Clarion Staff The Kennedy girls volleyball team has faced challenges before and this year was no different. Despite the obstacles, the team was determined to finish the […]
Free AP Tests for You! And You! And You!
By Ethan Vue, Clarion Staff Due to high prices, a number of students don’t take the Advanced Placement (AP) exams every May; this year, however, things have completely changed. The […]
