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Anybody who knows anybody about the Stanford University Marching Band knows that it likes to push the limits. The band, which officially goes by the “Leland Stanford Junior University Marching Band,” isn’t exactly your typical college band. Stanford’s marching band is run by students. It does not have a director, and no musical experience is […] The post Stanford Band Brutally Trolls Elon Musk’s Cybertruck With Hilarious Halftime Show appeared first on BroBible.

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... State officials are weighing whether to conduct an “extraordinary audit” of the Mountain View Whisman School District, a type of external review that’s meant to investigate possible fraud, misappropriation of funds or other illegal fiscal practices. Santa Clara County’s superintendent of...

The Mountain View Academy Mustangs lost 3-0 to the Basis Independent Silicon Valley Bobcats on Wednesday. Mountain View Academy was not held off the scoreboard, but that almost wasn't the case: they kept the third set very close. Once all was said and done, the final score wound up at 25-9, 25-7, 25-22.

This Thursday, September 12, at Silver Creek High School’s game against San Jose High School, an unplanned fire broke out behind the pitch, requiring the game to be stopped for ten minutes. The Bulldogs mishandled the opening kick of the game, but they were able to immediately recover it....

Students in the West Valley – Mission Community College District (WVMCCD) have scored a major victory – free tuition. At the end of September, Gov. Gavin Newsom signed AB 3158, legislation that allows WVMCCD to waive tuition fees to all students living within its service area. The bill...

Donning multicolored mouthguards and unclippable flag belts, a stream of female athletes are playing in high school football stadiums for the first time ever in a fall sports season. The game that’s changing the Friday night lights tradition? Girls flag football. Most of the girls had never played flag...

A new multipurpose space, referred to as the “pool pavilion”, opened to Los Altos High School on Tuesday, September 24. This space — located in the 500 west wing near the pool — can be divided into two classrooms via an accordion door and includes a new athletic director’s office.

Hundreds of Prospect High School students marched out of class this week chanting, "What do we want? Teacher's pay!" The walkout took place Tuesday across the Campbell Union High School District, a sea of students wearing red in support of their teachers' demands for better pay and lower class sizes. The day of the walkout, teachers began "working to contract," meaning they won't work beyond their contracted hours until the teachers' union and district reach an agreement. The actions come amid a stalled, monthslong negotiation process -- leaving teachers without a contract about seven weeks into the school year.

Teachers and students have mixed feelings about Los Altos High School’s increase in co-teaching classes, the number having nearly doubled since last year. Co-teaching involves teachers splitting instruction to further engagement and relieve individual pressures: While one teacher leads a lesson, the other may be answering clarifying questions without disrupting the lecture. The model has been found to benefit both students and teachers at numerous schools.

Arriving at campus at around 8 a.m., College & Career Center (CCC) advisor Sierra Ward starts her typical day filling out call slips, checking for urgent emails and getting ready for the day. During the school day, she’ll spend most class periods keeping the CCC open for students working on...

What a way to open Hacienda League play. Covina trailed Los Altos, 18-17, with 16 seconds to play. And their record-breaking quarterback, Jake Duronslet, sprinted into the end zone from 10 yards out. After a failed 2-point attempt, Los Altos would receive the kickoff with a six-point deficit. There wasn’t...

Over the summer, PTSA planned many events and organized programs for the school year, PTSA president Manuela Silveira said. In the summer mailer packet PTSA sent out, information detailing their initiatives were listed, Silveira said. “[The summer mailer] is a packet of information about what PTSA is, what it does...

The Friday night lights returned to Woodside for the first time this year, where fans were treated with a 35-20 victory over the Santa Clara Bruins. For the first time since Bradley Field has reopened, students, parents, alumni and fans watched the Woodside Wildcats in action against the visiting Santa Clara High School. Kick-off occurred at 7 p.m. last Friday, surrounded by a sea of black thanks to the “Back in Black” theme.

Rio Hondo Prep rebounded nicely from last week’s lone loss of the season (28-21 at Torrance). And they did it some 362 miles from home. The Kares shut out their hosts from King’s Academy, 24-0, in Sunnyvale. RHP had advantages in first downs (18-9), total offense (333-138), rushing...

The Class of 2028 showcased its first-ever Homecoming performance, a “Teletubbies”-themed skit, on Wednesday, Oct. 2. The story followed the four main Teletubbies — Dipsy, Tinky Winky, Po and Laa-Laa — as they traveled between dimensions to stop the villainous vacuum Noo-Noo from stealing a book of knowledge. The freshman skit, supplemented with songs like “HOT TO GO!” by Chappell Roan and “Yeah!” by Usher, included a girls, boys and co-ed dance.

The Harker School is hosting Anzar High School at 6:00 p.m. PT on Saturday, October 5. Get full access to live regular season and postseason sporting events and get 45% off compared to a monthly pass with an NFHS Network annual pass. Anzar vs. THS Game Information. Game Day: Saturday,...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Redwood City’s School District Board of Trustees will appoint a member for the District III seat after no candidate filed to run in the November election following Janet Lawson’s decision not to seek reelection. This has left a parental advocate organization, Parents...

As the rest of the class finishes their projects, students around the classroom instinctively reach for their phones, creating a distraction for themselves and other students attempting to focus on the task at hand. Moments like this in the classroom have fueled debate around appropriate cell phone use in schools.

(KRON)—The East Side Union High School District in San Jose, self-described as having one of the lowest levels of funding in the nation, believes that inequality in school funding puts its students at a competitive disadvantage to their county peers. “ESUHSD receives nearly half of the funding that many of our county peers to provide […]