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The Student News Site of Monta Vista High School

El Estoque
The Student News Site of Monta Vista High School

El Estoque

Tri-M looks back at events of the year

Stephanie Lam • December 17, 2015

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The Board of Trustees prepares to hear a presentation about the decline of World Language enrollment. Photo | Ethan Eisler
FUHSD announces it will continue to phase out Japanese at MVHS during board meeting
Leadership holds annual Halloween costume contest
Leadership holds annual Halloween costume contest
Vice Mayor of Saratoga Belal Aftab responds to the audience. | Photo by Kate Yang
The Cupertino Youth Activity Board hosts Pizza and Politics
Junior Alex Sharma strikes a pose for the other GSA club members in front of the “coming out” door. Photo | Megha Mummaneni
MV GSA holds its annual Coming Out Day
A fire truck parks outside the main entrance following a false fire alarm.
False fire alarm leads to evacuation
MVHS and Saratoga High School football players go head-to-head in the Homecoming game on Oct. 4.
Ambulance called on field after injury during Homecoming game
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Junior Nirvika Choudhury guides students through an activity and discussion during the workshop. photo | Subin Ko
Cyber For Youth holds its first education workshop for freshmen
Senior Sudisha Kumar poses with family members for a photo after the awards ceremony. Photo | Jillian Ju
MVHS senior Sudisha Kumar wins community service award from the City of Cupertino
The Cupertino Veterans Memorial honors veterans for their service
The Cupertino Veterans Memorial honors veterans for their service
Lead Ravi Kumar and volunteer Gretchen Schwartz pose for a photo in front of the Cupertino Library vote center. Photo | Vaishnavi Katukam
Poll workers at the Cupertino Vote Center work to ensure an efficient voting process
Photo illustration | Stella Petzova
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Quinlan Community Center hosts its annual Monster Mash
Quinlan Community Center hosts its annual Monster Mash
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