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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

"1984" and "Fahrenheit 451" are two dystopian novels taught at MV. Illustration by Amberly Sun

Students and staff reflect on dystopian books in the literature curriculum

Dystopian texts show society's fears and encourage critical thinking
Amberly Sun
September 29, 2024
Academic experieces may range across classes based on how coherent curriculum is implemented.

Working towards a coherent curriculum through equitable grading practices

Exploring FUHSD student and staff opinions on implementing ‘Grading for Equity’
Examining the histories of anti-racism efforts at the Nevada Joint Union High School District

CRT sparks controversy at NJUHSD

Examining the histories of anti-racism efforts at the Nevada Joint Union High School District
Aashna Patel and Jannah Sheriff
February 12, 2022
It's time to take action against climate change. What's a better place to start than our textbooks?

Comprehensive climate curriculum is crucial

The need to implement climate change education at MVHS is more important now than ever
Sarah Liu
December 7, 2021
Paintings from a World Literature project line the front of literature teacher Jireh Tanabe's classroom.

Drawing a curriculum: Art in the classroom

Exploring teacher and student opinions on integrating art into curriculums
Robert Liu
February 8, 2020
Let's Talk: Human Growth and Development

Let’s Talk: Human Growth and Development

Exploring the implications of late learning
Ishani Singh
May 23, 2019
Back from Mount Vernon

Back from Mount Vernon

Mount Vernon teacher fellow Bonnie Belshe publishes her own curriculum
Jasmine Lee
January 29, 2019
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