Students and staff reflect on dystopian books in the literature curriculum
Dystopian texts show society's fears and encourage critical thinking
Tackling new roles
Three teachers appointed Department Leads
Karen Maleski’s life of learning
MVHS alum and current long-term substitute reflects on her past
Students and teachers share their literature class favorites
From timeless classics to contemporary reads, the MVHS curriculum provides something for everyone
50 Questions with Mark Carpenter
In the 15th installment of the recurring series, El Estoque asks Mark Carpenter 50 questions
50 Questions with Megan Choate
In the 13th installment of the recurring series, El Estoque asks Megan Choate 50 questions.
50 Questions with Shozo Shimazaki
In the 12th installment of the recurring series, El Estoque asks Shozo Shimazaki 50 questions
A multilingual community
Students and staff reflect on their experiences speaking multiple languages
Speaking up: How teachers work with students with speech anxiety
Teachers explain their ways of dealing with student anxiety when speaking in class
Outside of their element: MVHS faculty commuting to school
Exploring methods of transportation that MVHS faculty use to get to school and what they listen to while doing so
English teachers come together to promote equity in classrooms
English teachers of FUHSD attend sessions in order to learn how to help their students in a way that benefits them
