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...
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The vivid lights. The skillfully fashioned costumes. The meticulously...
In January, CVHS's English department welcomed a new face, Laura Jean Williams. Recently retired from her 20-year-long career at Kinder High School for the Performing and Visual Arts (HSPVA), she embarks...
CVHS junior Olivia McCrary can be seen under the stairway near the library doodling on their phone. Starting with simple vague shapes like circles and rectangles, McCrary begins to add more and more details...
On Feb. 1, College Board announced the AP African American Studies official course framework. The course framework revealed the removal of the following sections: “Black Queer Studies,” “The...
In November 2022, state Sen. Lois Kolkhorst (R-18) proposed Senate Bill 147; a bill that would prohibit government entities, businesses and citizens from North Korea, Russia, China and Iran from buying...
In 2020, the national health emergency regarding COVID within the US had been put in place by the Trump Administration. This led to nationwide health protocols and formalities including state mask mandates....
"Teresa." "Maria la del Barrio." "Rubi." "Mi Corazón es Tuyo." These are some of the most popular telenovelas on Mexican television. These novelas share one thing in common --- their main cast consists...
“But you’re not really Hispanic.” “You’re white-washed.” “You haven’t been here as long as we have.”
These are comments we’ve heard spouted at us countless times. They've...
We walked up towards the porch of the Coco Crepes & Coffee, located on University Boulevard in Rice Village, on a sunny Thursday afternoon. As we walked in, we were greeted by the homestyle wooden...
The red curtain shrouded her face. Maroon and velvety darkness hid trembling fingers.
10 seconds.
Her worries were counseled by silence, and her growing heartbeat acted like a countdown.
Five...
