As you peruse the sporting activities scattered around the school, you would see sports spanning from basketball, volleyball, baseball, soccer, track, and cross country. However, a sport that has long...
By Chloe Tran, Staff Writer, Social Media Manager
• May 6, 2024
On April 19, CVHS was awarded national distinction by the Magnet Schools of America (MSA) at their conference in NYC. Melissa Matsu, our Dean of Instruction, Lamia Moumni and Ramon Moss represented Carnegie...
“Greek Life” is a phrase that almost every student in America has heard of, with fraternities and sororities like Sigma Chi, Alpha Phi Theta, and Delta Gamma existing at every college and university....
Behind most sports teams is a ball, a team and most importantly, a coach. This is not the case for the CVHS boy’s volleyball team. The team is led by six female students, each taking on a different role...
Imagine you’re on your way through the cafeteria and subconsciously think to yourself, “Wow, the floor’s really shiny and clean.” All of a sudden, a colossal navy blue automaton whirrs up behind...
As the season ends, the Junior Varsity girls’ volleyball team has remained undefeated despite having to adjust to major changes. Captain Daniella Lopez has expressed that the team's success wouldn’t...
This school year, many CVHS students have transferred to neighboring high schools across the greater Houston area.
This trend can be explained by the compelling pull factors represented by other schools,...
After a long and busy day at Carnegie, the bell finally rings, and almost 900 students bustle off to hang out in the neighborhood. They can choose from a variety of places, such as the Barnaby’s Cafe...
By Sasha Cabral, Editor-in-Chief
• December 3, 2023
Everything was gone. Empty. They had ransacked my house by the time I got back from my college trip to New York and Connecticut, but I expected this to happen. My tía and tío had scheduled the movers...
If there are 4 words that summarize Gavin Garcia’s campaign, they would be: Make. Carnegie. Great. Again.
A senior, Garcia had never had prior Student Council (STUCO) experience. He described himself...
In 2019, CVHS teacher Miguel Inchaurregui received a call from CVHS dean of instruction Melissa Matsu informing him that he had gotten the position as a math teacher for the 2019-20 school year. Since...
CVHS students participated in an admin-approved district-wide walkout to protest the TEA takeover on April 6. The walkout, which took place during lunch, comes as a response to the TEA takeover, which...
