By SOOJUNG KI Staff Writer Counselor Ms. Christine Krueger has replaced Ms. Esther Rogers as a school counselor as of November 20, and is now in charge of students with surnames Gun […]
Counselor Ms. Christine Kreuger replaces former counselor
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Mr. Kough arrives in Poland for military training
By ANIKET MEHROTRA Staff Writer Assistant Principal Kris Kough (Admin.) began his two-week leave of absence on Friday, December 4th to attend a military training course in Bydgoszcz, Poland. For Kough, a Lieutenant […]
UHS DHH program hosts its second pep assembly of the year
By ANIKET MEHROTRA Staff Writer The Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH) Program held its second pep assembly of the year this past Thursday during Office Hours in the big theater. The […]
Club Kickoff struggles continue amid recent improvements
By ALEXANDER XU Staff Writer A total of 7,592 tickets were sold at the annual Club Kickoff event, compared to the 9,700 tickets sold the previous year. The event was slightly different […]
Tardy sweep follow up: trends in attendance data remain inconclusive
By SOOJUNG KI and ANIKET MEHROTRA Staff Writers The trend in attendance records remain inconclusive two weeks following the school-wide “tardy sweep,” which was implemented to address the growing issue of tardies […]
IUSD explores different ways to reduce class size on campus
By SHEA RANGI Staff Writer The Irvine Unified School District (IUSD) has been working to reduce the number of students on campus for the past ten years. The district has been rezoning […]
New counselor to replace Ms. Esther Rogers by November 20
By FRANK CERVANTES News Editor UPDATED AS OF 11/13/17: former counselor Mr. Ryan Itchon replaced former counselor Ms. Linda Spencer, not Ms. Ashley Wolford Ms. Esther Rogers has resigned as a part-time […]
Students concerned over sexual assault
By SOOJUNG KI and ANIKET MEHROTRA Staff Writers Amid recent sexual assault allegations against high-profile celebrities and professionals in the workplace, more UHS students are sharing their concerns in regards to their […]
The first weeklong “tardy sweep” results in an overall decrease in tardies
By SOOJUNG KI Staff Writer The first schoolwide “tardy sweep” ended on Friday with an overall decrease in the number of tardies to first period this week compared to last week. The […]
Students take a knee for the National Anthem
By FRANK CERVANTES News Editor A small number of students knelt during the national anthem at the Homecoming pep rally and football game last Thursday in the midst of the controversial National […]
