El Estoque

Game changing volunteers

Manas Kottakota and Trisha Sannappanavar • March 6, 2024

After noticing kids in Cupertino being forced into learning how to code, junior Charlie Jiang founded a non-profit organization with his friends called Junior Stars Academy in hopes of providing a relaxing...

For the community

Melody Cui and Vincent Zhao • December 16, 2022

MVHS students share about the community service that they do outside of school

Volunteering during the pandemic

Abdullah Memon and Minjae Kang • April 1, 2021

How volunteer opportunities have changed due to COVID-19 restrictions

Leo Club holds cookie decorating station

Charlotte Chui, Entertainment Editor • September 20, 2019

tudents crowded around a table in the rally court, spooning colorful sprinkles onto sugar cookies, writing down random acts of kindness, or taking bites out of their frosting-covered treat at lunch on...

Leo Club volunteers at 36th annual Cherry Blossom Festival

Charlotte Chui • April 29, 2019

n Saturday and Sunday, April 27 and 28, Cupertino residents enjoyed a weekend of festivities at the 36th annual Cherry Blossom Festival, which honors the friendly relationship between Cupertino and its...

Q&A: Mr. Key Club

Shivani Gupta, Staff Writer • March 11, 2019

Club members and officers explain the pageant and their club’s progress throughout the year

A letter to the refugees

Tabitha Mendez • January 27, 2019

A column on my visit to Tijuana, Mexico

Planting trees for Silicon Valley

Claire Chang and Brian Xu • December 7, 2018

Leo Club holds interest meeting

Charlotte Chui, Copy Editor • September 28, 2018

n Sept. 14, students swarmed into room B105 with anticipation for Leo Club’s interest meeting and the promise of free pearl milk tea. Within a few minutes of the lunch bell, students filled the seats...