Author: Kayla Siemens What is a soap box? Literally speaking, it is exactly what it sounds like. In the 19th and early 20th centuries, shipping companies packed soap and dry goods in sturdy wooden boxes. However, this phrase that is commonly used in school and figurative languages isn't about the boxes themselves, nor is it about what is inside of them. The reason soap boxes are so popular is because speakers, political activists, and street preachers flipped these empty wo

Author: Noelia Medina As we prepare for the new school year, several school policies have been updated to support student learning, safety, and success. Below are highlights of changes to our Cell Phone Policy, Late Work Policy, and Attendance & Make-Up Work Policy. We encourage all families to review our school policies and the review the Family Handbook on our school website for detailed information about school expectations, procedures, and student responsibilities. Thank

Sunday, August 9: Back to School Picnic at Elementary Campus Wednesday, August 12: School Begins August 12-14: Noon Dismissal (no lunch) Wednesday, September 9: Back to School Night (Middle School) 5 - 6PM Wednesday, September 16: Back to School Night (High School) 5 - 6PM

Summer may be over, but you can still spice up your day by knowing about these dates! Saturday, August 15: National Relaxation Day Wednesday, August 19: National Potato Day Monday, August 24: National Waffle Day Wednesday, August 26: National Dog Day Sunday, August 30: National Beach Day

Authors: Aron Perez, Esteban Perez, Kevin Perez Did you know summer jobs can help teens prepare for the future? This project explains how having a summer job teaches responsibility, independence, communication, and important life skills while also helping teenagers earn money and gain experience. Summer jobs can be very helpful for teenagers. They teach responsibility and help teens learn how to manage their time. Having a job means showing up on time, following instructions,

Authors: Alisson Resendiz, Karyme Perez, Lucero Manzo Ochoa, and Mariana Saldivar Many families across the United States are affected by ICE enforcement, creating fear and uncertainty in communities. What is ICE doing? Why is it serious? What rights do you have if ICE comes to your door and detains you? Immigration and Customs Enforcement, also known as ICE, is a government agency that enforces immigration laws. In recent years, ICE has increased arrests, home visits, and det

Author: Zaira Moreno I wanted to make staff birthdays my project because I feel like sometimes we want to know someone's birthday and...

Author: Manny Angeles This is the first time in this school’s history under the BACSAC League, that Boys Soccer will be competing in...

Authors: Karibel Bolanos and Kaylie Miranda Latest updates on the Student Store, like what will be added or removed, what we will be...

Calling all writers and thinkers! Students in Grades 8–12 can showcase their ideas on global issues in the Yale International Relations...

High school students (Grades 8–12) are invited to join the world’s first global stock market challenge led by Harvard Student Agencies....

Parent Volunteers We are looking for parent volunteers to assist with our lunch program at least 3 times a week from anytime between...

Attention all parents and students! Hayward Twin Oaks continues our new tradition of offering an international experience every year,...