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The Public Art Club is painting a mural on the large metal storage container in the art wing
Officers and members have been working on the mural during lunch and tutorial,...
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Administration is installing gender neutral changing rooms and lockers
The changing rooms will be built in a room currently used for storage next to the girls locker...
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Eleven congressional candidates, nine democrats and two republicans, are campaigning for the District 16 primary election on March 5
Incumbent Rep. Anna Eshoo is...
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Lynbrook's theater and drama programs are undergoing updates to their sound and lighting systems to address longstanding challenges with worn and outdated equipment.
The...
Amid soaring overdose deaths, Melanie's Law tackles fentanyl in schools, emphasizing prevention strategies.
New resources are being put towards staff training on Narcan for swift intervention.
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Three students received perfect scores on AP 2-D Art and Design portfolios during last year's AP exams.
All three artists had measurably different approaches to their work: Junior...
Assistant Principal Eric Wong faced a life-threatening hemorrhagic stroke, requiring urgent surgery.
Wong received swift treatment and was released after physical therapy. He is currently...
The original plan, Option A, was to remove one language from each FUHSD school (French from Fremont, Chinese from Homestead, Japanese from Lynbrook, Cupertino, and Monta Vista)
The new plan,...
Painted with vibrant designs by local artists, colorful rabbit sculptures from the Cupertino Rotary Club’s rabbit project have found homes through auctions that succeeded in raising more than $30,000...
Following the completion of the new Rocklin Science Center, Lynbrook has begun the early phases of expanding other facilities across the life science, business and computer science departments. Spaces...
In June, the Chancellor of California Community Colleges, Sonya Christian, introduced Vision 2030, a framework aiming to increase enrollment in California community colleges by expanding its dual enrollment...
After months of debates and delays, the San Jose City Council unanimously voted to approve the creation of a new, publicly-owned power utility — San Jose Power — on Oct. 3. The project is touted as...
