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 […]
Why Video Games Are Important
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 […]
Cougars Make CIF Swim Championships Again
Cougars at CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Swimming Championships on May 3-4, 2019.
Movie Review: Part of the Journey is the End
By Jenelle Lum, Creative Director Avengers: Endgame, one of the most anticipated movies of 2019, broke box office records its opening weekend with $1.2 billion worldwide, the biggest opening in movie history. […]
Politics For Plebs: The Basics of Political Preference
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 […]
Boys Tennis: Kennedy Makes the Playoffs Again
By Isabella Wolfe, Clarion Staff The 2018-19 school year is nearing the end, and boys tennis season has already come to a close. With six returning seniors providing the talent and leadership […]
Mental Health: Spreading Awareness Within the Walls of Our School
By Emma Shoemaker, Clarion Staff The past year at Kennedy High School, many Seniors have been working on Civic Empowerment Projects, also known as CEPs. This includes Seniors forming small groups within […]
Boys Volleyball Players Wrap Up Difficult Season
By Kimberly Landeck, Clarion Staff Despite the numerous obstacles laced throughout the 2019 Kennedy Boys’ Volleyball season, the team still managed to finish strong in Metro League play. They ended the season […]
Healthy Lunchtime Options Expose Wasteful Students’ Behavior
By Adrianna Iorio, Clarion Editor-in-Chief Lunch time is an essential aspect to any high school student’s day as it allows for students to relax, take a break, and mentally prepare themselves for […]
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 will schools […]
