El Estoque

Honors American Literature teachers add new film to curriculum

Gauri Kaushik • March 24, 2018

Oscars 2016 Best Picture winner “Moonlight” replaces “Edward Scissorhands” in the Honors American Literature curriculum

Take two: thousands gather for the second annual women’s march

Gauri Kaushik • January 22, 2018

Thousands of supporters turn out for the San Jose Women’s March 2018

Math teacher Colin Anderson suffered a minor heart attack

Gauri Kaushik • December 1, 2017

Math teacher and volleyball coach Colin Anderson recovers from a heart attack.

“Me Too”: MVHS alumni share their sexual assault stories

Gauri Kaushik • November 10, 2017

Victims of sexual assault share their stories through the #MeToo movement on social media.

Potential military recruits try the Army’s PFT

Gauri Kaushik • November 9, 2017

MVHS students who want to join the military after high school try to complete the Army's basic physical fitness test

Closing the curtain

Gauri Kaushik • November 9, 2017

Bluelight Cinemas closes down after eight years of business

Opting out of curriculum

Gauri Kaushik • October 16, 2017

Teachers reflect on the option for students to opt out of curriculum that clashes with personal beliefs.

Although the prestige of the FUHSD schools is well known in the community, its effect on overpopulation in Cupertino is often overlooked. Many families look to move to Cupertino, seeking the best education...

English department runs a pilot program for freshman literature

Gauri Kaushik • October 6, 2017

Four English teachers pilot the book “Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe”

Presents of the past

Gauri Kaushik • September 14, 2017

Students at MVHS reflect on why it’s important to study history

Keeping up with the class of 1982

Gauri Kaushik • September 11, 2017

As people gather around the wooden tables covered in purple and gold decorations, old friends begin to greet each other, recalling memories both old and new. Although they graduated from MVHS 35 years...