What Lies Ahead for SCUSD?
By Kevin Chen, Clarion Staff Many students, teachers, and parents may be aware of the $35 million budget deficit declared last August. This event brings about a vital question: how […]
MESA Goes to Google HQ April 13
The Think Tank team from Kennedy’s MESA Club (Mathematics-Engineering-Science-Achievement) will be traveling to Google Headquarters in Mountain View on April 13 to compete in MESA Regionals (covering San Jose, SF, […]
Staff Parking Lot: A Change in Behavior is Needed
By Kevin Chen, Clarion Staff Many parents arrive at school in the morning using different routes to get their kids to school on time. However, when these parents leave after […]
Wayback Machine – 33 Years Ago Volume 19, No. 7, April 2, 1986
By Will Seaver, Clarion Staff Vandalism an Epidemic at Kennedy The top story about vandalism written by Jarrod Fong explains the serious problem of students stealing from lockers and […]
What Juniors Should Know for Senior Year?
By Sid Slesicki, Clarion Staff As the end of the second semester slowly approaches, many juniors at Kennedy have more than likely felt the pressures of college preparation. Junior year […]
Her Own Did Not Receive Her: Actress Yalitza Aparicio Slighted After Roma
By Hana Ruiz and Liliana Lopez, Clarion Staff In the Netflix film “Roma” lead actress Yalitza Aparicio plays Cleo, a domestic maid who works for Sofia and Antonio to take […]
Juniors To Be Served Up Free SAT (With Breakfast!) March 6
Brandyn Matsumoto, Clarion Staff Taking the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT), designed by the College Board, is very pricey — with costs starting at $47.50 and up to $64.50 with the […]
Emergencia Nacional
By Liliana López, Clarion Section Editor If you’ve been watching the news lately, you probably know that high school isn’t the only place with over-the-top drama: the White House itself […]
EQ Ambassadors: Positivity Reigns on Campus
By Adrianna Iorio, Chief Editor In recent years, Kennedy has adopted a variety of programs that aim towards making our campus a place of positivity. From Club Smile to Link […]
Memorial for Courageous Officer at UC Davis
By Hana Ruiz, Clarion Staff On the morning of January 18, 2019, the memorial service for Officer Natalie Corona, 22, who died in the line of duty a week before, […]
Tropel Recites Her Way to Victory
By Arooba Muqaddor, Clarion Staff Just before winter break in late 2018 in the school auditorium, Bernie Tropel (Class of 2019) won first place out of 60 contestants in Poetry […]
Big Bite Short Lunch
By Brandyn Matsumoto, Clarion Staff Lunch for high school students is an important aspect of a students day that keeps them focused for the remaining hours of school. Students need […]
New Beginnings for JFK Gym
By Ethan Vue, Clarion Staff When news regarding the repair of the John F. Kennedy gym was declared, school administrators were pleased and wanted to put on a celebration for […]
Sacramento Updates its Sales Tax Rates
By Sid Slesicki, Clarion Staff Whether on billboards or someone’s front lawn, the barrage of advertisements in favor of or against Measure U caught the attention of many Sacramento locals. […]
Reflecting on the Wildfire
By Adrianna Iorio, Editor-in-Chief On Nov. 9, a tragedy occurred that shook residents among Northern California. The “Campfire”, a catastrophic wildfire, had repercussions that impacted not only its’ origin in […]
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 […]
