Students and staff reflect on dystopian books in the literature curriculum
Dystopian texts show society's fears and encourage critical thinking
- November 22Cupertino City Council Elections
- November 21Reflecting on MVHS’s first season of Girls’ Flag Football
- November 21Crossword: Nov. 21, 2024 Mini
- November 20Crossword: Nov. 20, 2024 Mini
- November 19Cyber For Youth holds its first education workshop for freshmen
- November 19MVHS senior Sudisha Kumar wins community service award from the City of Cupertino
- November 19Crossword: Nov. 19, 2024 Mini
- November 18Crossword: Nov. 18, 2024
- November 18The Cupertino Veterans Memorial honors veterans for their service
- November 17MVHS athletes celebrate Division 1 National Signing Day
- November 17Effective leadership and introversion are not mutually exclusive
- November 16Varsity Girls Volleyball defeats Lowell High School in the second game of NorCal playoffs
- November 16‘Red One’ makes the naughty list of holiday films with charm
- November 15FUHSD announces it will continue to phase out Japanese at MVHS during board meeting
- November 15Crossword: Nov. 15, 2024 Mini