In a constant state of change, Cupertino has experienced drastic changes in terms of infrastructure and business from the influx of both workers and residents. Vallco construction has recently been reinitiated...
For the past 15 years, the MVHS campus has seemed to be constantly under construction: new fields, a new cafeteria, new classrooms and, more recently, a new gym. Modernizing the school costs millions...
he back of the parking lot has been coined “senior parking” by many of the student drivers at MVHS. But senior parking, a necessity for any senior who drives, is now occupied by the MVHS renovations...
The construction by the B building and the front of MVHS is beginning to wrap up and as the construction teams are placing the finishing touches on the first phase of the construction, they will soon begin...
Additional reporting by Sepand Rouz and Claire Chang.
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n Wed. Nov. 23, while walking to his fourth period class, junior Matthew Hsieh was interrupted by a tall stream of water gushing out of a broken...
he cafeteria being built in 2014 was an extensive upgrade to MVHS and largely contributes to its campus environment, but it is only the tip of the renovation iceberg. Principal April Scott explained that...
Due to MVHS’s inability to provide restroom and food service, administrators close the school midway through fifth period on March 25.
Updated on March 25 at 2:53 p.m.: This article was updated to...
he construction for the new complex is divided between anywhere from 5 to 20 subcontractors, and their respective employees. These subcontractors specialize in a specific task like HVAC (Heating, Ventilation,...
Despite the numerous changes made to the campus since it was first opened in 1969, the building housing the cafeteria had never been touched — until the morning of April 4, when it was demolished....
We talked to Assistant Principal Brad Metheany about using the food trucks outside. How does that impact how you work here, at MVHS?
It’s just change. You know, we’re just going to do things a bit...
