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On June 5, 2026, about 500 seniors celebrated their graduation in a memorable ceremony attended by thousands of family members, friends and teachers. Student speakers and administrators delivered remarks as graduates and spectators gathered to honor the a

As seniors approach the end of their high school careers, their day-to-day lives look quite different from those of many of their peers. In this period, a month away from graduation, most seniors have committed to colleges and have only AP exams and final

As senior year comes to an end, they are getting ready to move on to the next part of their lives. Seniors shared their feelings about leaving high school, their plans for the future, and advice for the upcoming seniors. With only a few weeks left, senior

The smell of pizza, llamas, and ice cream fills the air as students come together in the quad to celebrate Carlmont's annual Scotsland. Ranging from club fundraising to games to snacks and more, Scotsland brings the student body down to the quad for one m

? Words of farewell: Carlmont Class of 2026 We asked three Carlmont graduating seniors how their identities have changed from freshman year until now. Audrey Gong, Senior Class President: "Freshman year, I did not win the election. I was pretty shy, and I

Throughout her time at Carlmont High School, senior Sofie Budman has delved into a variety of STEM pursuits, ranging from coding to math to biology. However, Budman's love for science, technology, engineering, and math started long before high school. "Wh

Standing next to an Armored Rescue Vehicle with countless tools and specialized equipment attached to it, Sergeant Korey Sprader dismantled the Hollywood version of SWAT, noting that it is extremely unrealistic. "If we had a show, it would have zero ratin

Sitting at the dining room table, talking to me, she pauses the conversation, lowers her voice, and glances down the hall before continuing. We're talking about politics, and both have the same view. She knows her father doesn't see it the same way, and s

In a rapidly changing, dynamic society, language now more than ever has the potential to unite individuals across the world and have a long-lasting impact on the children who engage in multilingual immersion. And yet, one obstacle stands in the way. A 201