Literature curriculum evolves alongside societal issues
Teachers share examples and rationales for updates to English curriculum
MVHS students and staff review the use of film in class
Literature classes utilize film and media as supplementary learning resources for essential topics
Students and staff reflect on dystopian books in the literature curriculum
Dystopian texts show society's fears and encourage critical thinking
Rigid writing
MVHS literature courses’ strict writing structures limit analytical freedom of expression for students
Studying cinema
Exploring the works of the Contemporary Literature film unit
Karen Maleski’s life of learning
MVHS alum and current long-term substitute reflects on her past
Opting out of queer literature
FUHSD Board of Trustees host a study session on excusing students from novels with LGBTQ+ themes
Students and teachers share their literature class favorites
From timeless classics to contemporary reads, the MVHS curriculum provides something for everyone
50 Questions with Shozo Shimazaki
In the 12th installment of the recurring series, El Estoque asks Shozo Shimazaki 50 questions
50 Questions with Hannah Gould
In the tenth installment of the recurring series, El Estoque asks Hannah Gould 50 questions in her workspace
MVHS Course Selection Guide
Exploring student perspectives on every course offered at MVHS
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