El Estoque

Mandated reporters share their experiences

Sonia Verma • October 7, 2022

Trigger warning: The story contains discussions of child abuse and suicidal ideation. Every school employee, from teachers to custodial staff to administration, is a mandated reporter. If...

Preparing for the unexpected

Krish Dev, Mihir Vishwarupe, and Lillian Wang • October 5, 2022

Exploring how school safety plans are created and updated at MVHS

Post-threat ponderings

Sonia Verma, Graphics Editor • September 28, 2022

Paving the way for safer roads

Kalyani Puthenpurayil • May 22, 2022

With a vision to decrease the fatalities and severe injuries on roads, the Cupertino City staff has been tackling local road safety through the Local Road Safety Plan. The LRSP is currently in its development...

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How safe do you find Cupertino?

Mikaylah Du, Graphics Editor • February 12, 2022

Observing community reactions to Cupertino crime

Increasing theft in California prompts safety concerns and legal backlash

Melody Cui • February 12, 2022

Examining the community reaction to different levels of theft in the state

Back on track

Michelle Chen, Tanish Mendki, Riya Ravuri, Gavin Hung, Crystal Cheng, and Jiya Singh • August 4, 2021

Exploring the changes implemented at MVHS in preparation for a new school year

How to prevent and react to violence

Andie Liu • April 27, 2021

Students Fight Back webinar teaches verbal and physical self defense strategies

Grocery stores implement safety measures in light of COVID-19

Tanish Mendki and Lance Tong • May 12, 2020

Exploring Whole Foods COVID-19 safety measures and public opinion about the measures taken

Live coverage of COVID-19 (coronavirus) at MVHS

Hannah Lee • March 12, 2020

Updates on the impacts of COVID-19, more commonly referred to as coronavirus

Bulletproof Backpacks: A safety measure versus capital product

Rachel Jiang and Aditi Dixit • October 24, 2019

Exploring MVHS opinions about whether or not these precautions for gun violence are beneficial

Cupertino improves bicycle transportation

Elizabeth Han • August 21, 2015

hough large patches of grass have lost their true color due to the ongoing drought, Cupertino presents a more permanent sign of green through its new bike lanes near schools this summer. The previously...