This year at a Berkeley High School, every freshman has found themselves a guinea pig in an experiment called the Universal 9th Grade. Instead of going directly into Small Learning Communities, the class of 2022 spent its freshman year split up into seven different core classes called “hives.” Every student learns the
On Monday, March 25, two candidates were disqualified from the Berkeley High School Associated Student Body election under suspicion of logging into over 550 student emails and voting for themselves.
Albert Alves, a Berkeley High School safety officer who is usually stationed at the A-Gate, has a passion not many people know about — he loves to draw.
Behind the Scenes Photo Story by Jerome Paulos San Francisco USPS Network Distribution Center 2501 Rydin Road, Richmond, California “Everyone just sees that postman out on the street delivering the mail, people don’t see us on the inside doing the work.” – Ken Ken has worked at the USPS for more than 30 years.
The Berkeley High School African American Studies Department celebrated its 50th anniversary this year. It was accompanied by the annual Afro-Haitian dance performance, a lively event showcasing BHS students and acting as a public testament to the department’s success.
Photograph by Jerome Paulos Ty Alper is one of five directors of the School Board of Berkeley Unified School District. During his time on the school board, he has supported universal ninth grade, the expansion of Career and Technical Education programs at Berkeley High School, and the implementation of restorative discipline in
Flashing lights, loud music, and cheers filled the Berkeley High School’s Florence Schwimley Little Theater on January 10, 11, 17, and 18. Dancers rushed the stage and flooded the room with their energy and emotion.
