
Spanish classes celebrate Cinco de Mayo
MVHS Spanish classes participate in activities such as bark paintings and Mexican songs

A digital divide
Exploring the impact of personal and borrowed computers

Boys Volleyball loses to The Harker School in its first home game of the season
Matadors tried to hold out to a fifth set but lost after ending the fourth set 25-23

BREAKING: Power outage sends MVHS students home early
Students and staff released early following severe weather conditions and power outage

Freeze warning in effect amid snow and rain
San Francisco Bay Area sees significant snowfall for the first time in several decades

The Economy in Cupertino
Exploring changes in the Cupertino economy

Solving the unhoused crisis
Investigating the factors and solutions to aid the homeless community

Under the influence
Exploring the effects of substance usage in the MVHS community

Homemade Hipster: Butter Boards
Learn how to make a unique spin on bread and butter

Clarifying the cannabis conundrum
Analyzing the MVHS perspective on the legalization of cannabis and its impact locally

Girls Soccer loses to Branham High School 1-0 in its first home game
Matadors attribute defeat to communication and incomplete passes

Making a change
Exploring community involvement in the 2022 midterm elections

Cupertino implements city park renovation projects
Jollyman and Memorial Parks undergo remodeling

Getting involved
Exploring the role of youth in political activism

Protecting our privacy
Taking a look at challenges to privacy within our community

Going private
Exploring how teachers and students view their privacy on social media

Heat wave blankets Cupertino
Investigating the effects of high temperatures on students and staff at MVHS

Girls Volleyball loses to Mountain View High School 3-2
Matadors experience a loss of momentum after winning first two sets

BREAKING: MVHS students and staff evacuated following second bomb threat
Law enforcement has declared the campus “clear of danger”

Packaging the period plan
FUHSD implements free menstrual products thanks to California law