The ones who don’t belong.
By Veronica Holt, Clarion Managing Editor Update: SCUSD schools will be closed through the remainder of the school year. Update: On Friday, March 27, SCUSD extended school closures through May 1. Update: […]
By Carina Baishiki, Clarion Staffer The well known and globally feared coronavirus is actually a large family of viruses which cause many different illnesses ranging from the common cold to severe diseases […]
By Antonio Napoleon, Clarion Staff Reporter The back of the school, by the gym and T-wing, is where the basketball courts are and they aren’t used during lunch. I have been wondering […]
By Alana O’Ray, Clarion Staff Reporter Students at Kennedy can vouch that lunchtime can be a tough match . For instance, if you don’t get to the cafeteria faster than 5 minutes […]
By Sid Slesicki, Clarion Photo Editor Among possible controversial conversation topics, such as religion, income level, race, and sexual orientation, politics comes to the forefront as a topic to generally avoid at […]
By Sid Slesicki, Clarion Photo Editor Picture this. You, the average everyday student who has worked hard for the past 11 years in school, and college application time is coming. By the […]
By Kevin Chen, Clarion Staff Learning and memorizing are often categorized together; they are both required to promote academic growth. Learning provides the ability to understand and memorize, but memorization is merely […]
Now accepting applications for 2018-2019 school year for the Clarion staff and journalism class. Become part of Kennedy’s growing media team. Applications and information available in Room B-12. Clarion staff members offer […]
By Saeri Plagmann, Features Editor Shortly after Kennedy’s evacuation from a bomb threat on Friday, March 16, 2018, Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg held a press conference at City Hall with students from […]
