Rewriting Education
El Estoque's News section analyzes recent changes in education
The Trump administration’s Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher Education elicits concerns over the future of education at American universities
The compact lists 10 demands for universities to comply with in order to receive preferential access to federal funds
Ethnic Studies shifts to a senior year course
Ethnic Studies fails to receive enough enrollment from the class of 2030 to run
Proposition 50 introduces questions about temporary redistricting
The upcoming Statewide Special Election kindles wide deliberation about the ethics of gerrymandering
FUHSD liaisons work to uplift students facing housing instability
Through the longstanding McKinney-Vento program, FUHSD staff continue to identify and support students experiencing homelessness
The City of Cupertino hosts its Teen Speaker Series panel on college planning
The event featured two speakers who presented informative sessions before opening up to a Q&A
Staff compete against each other for the best department-wide Halloween costume
MVHS holds the first staff Halloween costume contest since the COVID-19 pandemic
City of Cupertino hosts annual spooktacular Monster Mash
Families gather for a festive night of games, trick-or-treating and costumes at Cupertino’s annual Halloween event
Cupertino Senior Center hosts its annual Hidden Treasures antique sale
The volunteer-run sale offered items such as trinkets, plants, paintings, holiday decorations and more
The Trump administration introduces $100,000 fee to new H-1B visas
A new policy is expected to affect the landscape for skilled worker immigration and could have lasting effects on the U.S. tech sector
Bay Area residents rally in Palo Alto for the second nationwide ‘No Kings!’ protests
Protesters march from the intersection of El Camino Real and Embarcadero Street to Rinconada Park to gather for the “No Kings!” Democracy Fair
MVHS Music Department holds its Halloween-themed “Radiant Shadows” concert
As the first concert of the school year, the concert featured pieces that aimed to contrast both light and dark