Brandyn Matsumoto, Clarion Staff Kennedy’s varsity baseball team had an overall record of 16-10 and metro league record of 8-4. Kennedy has made the playoffs for the past five years including this […]
Boys Baseball: Winning Cougars Reach Home Safely
My Kennedy Rewind
By Desiree Leong, Managing Editor Four years of a student’s life are dedicated to trying to figure out who they are and what they’re interested in. Almost half a decade’s worth of […]
Movie Review: “You Ain’t Never Had a Friend Like Me”
By Jenelle Lum, Creative Director “Mister Aladdin sir, have a wish or two or three” Disney’s live-action remake of Aladdin was released on May 24th and made $113 million within its first […]
What you Need to know About FAFSA
By Hana Ruiz and Isabella Wolfe, Clarion Staff Going from 12 years of free public school education to now having to pay for college is a drastic change for many students. In […]
Wayback Machine: Kennedy Fashion Through the Years
Jenelle Lum & Emma Shoemaker, Clarion Staff The past 50 years at Kennedy High School have been filled with a variety of fashion trends representing many shifts in styles and tastes. What […]
Clarion Staff Receives Journalism Awards
By Kevin Chen, Clarion Staff On May 9th, nine Kennedy Clarion students took home awards for their outstanding work this year at the annual journalism award ceremony hosted by the Sacramento High […]
SCUSD & Teachers Union Lock Horns in Fight Over Survival
By Kevin Chen, Clarion Staff It has been quite a spring in our school district. The 1-day teacher strike on April 11 left parents, teachers, and students of Sacramento City Unified School […]
Putnam County Spelling Bee
Kennedy drama students staged the play “Putnam County Spelling Bee” on two weekends in May in the Little Theater. Photos by Emma Shoemaker, Clarion Staff
Why Video Games Are Important
By Will Seaver, Clarion Staff When people say that video games are bad for you, they are very, very wrong. Games are important because they provide a fun and social form of […]
Issues with Girls’ Bathrooms
By Adrianna Iorio, Editor in Chief In January 2018, a California law was passed to make learning a comfortable experience on public school campuses. The law, initiated by assemblywoman Cristina Garcia, requires […]
