Looking to the Future: AP History Students Reflect on Digital Switch for the Coming Year

Olivia Seelig and Lauren Kawamoto (she/her) April 15, 2024

Starting in the 2024-2025 school year, both AP European History and AP US History, two of the most difficult history classes at Campolindo, will be undergoing a digital shift in their written sections...

How Administration Helps Non-English Speaking Students

Karly Kazliner (she/her) April 15, 2024

Some students at Campo may be unaware that they have peers who don’t speak English or have a different first language. Whether it be a class or program, these students with language barriers must navigate...

Campolindo students must adapt their sleep schedules for the time change.

Springing Forward with Daylight Saving

Sloan Pullen March 27, 2024

In the early hours of Sunday, March 10, daylight saving time began. Though an hour of sleep was sacrificed, an extra hour of sunlight in the evening took its place. Every year the “spring forward”...

Sick students are faced with the choice of going to school or staying home and playing catch up.

Coughing Through The Classwork: Why Students Still Go To School Even If They Are Sick

Karly Kazliner (she/her) March 27, 2024

With the workload ramping up and becoming more rigorous, missing a day of school can lead to an academic downfall for students that is difficult to recover from. Many students and teachers are experiencing...

Junior Prom and Senior Ball 2024 Styles

Anya Houston (she/her) March 25, 2024

Junior Prom and Senior Ball are coming up as the end of the school year approaches. Many students have already planned or are in the process of planning and purchasing their outfits. Junior Ellie Doane...

Student Styles: Creativity or Conformity?

Karly Kazliner (she/her) March 25, 2024

Whether it be shopping, closet cleanouts, or waking up in the morning and choosing an outfit, conforming to clothing trends seems to be a norm not only at Campo, but everywhere. Some students may second...

Student Spotlight: Campo Student Authors

Isabella Domingo and Olivia Seelig March 25, 2024

With about 10,000 books at the Campo library, internationally known authors, all-time favorites, and timeless classics line the bookshelves. However, there are only a few books on Campo shelves which are...

Celebrating Lamorinda’s Indigenous History

Parker Blau (she/her) March 20, 2024

Over two centuries ago, the Saclan Native Americans thrived in what is now known as Lamorinda, a region that was once their ancestral home. Belonging to the East Bay Miwok tribes, several villages were...

Junior Perspectives on 2024 Prom Reveal

Molly Stephens (she/her) March 15, 2024

At brunch on March 6th, the highly-anticipated junior prom theme was revealed. In an intricately decorated gymnasium, the leadership class enthusiastically announced it to be “Santorini.” The reveal...

Women Dominating the 2024 Grammys: Students Share Their Thoughts

Karly Kazliner March 6, 2024

On February 4 2024, the 66th annual Grammy Awards took place at Crypto Arena, spurring many opinions amongst Campo students surrounding the nominees, performances, and winners. The Awards were mainly female-dominated...

‘that’s so real’ Podcast Creates Safe Space for Lamorinda Teens

Isabella Domingo March 1, 2024

A passion project rooted in a vibrant friendship, the ‘that’s so real… kind of’ podcast consists of half hour episodes discussing the lifestyles, hardships and pressures of being a Lamorinda teenager....

Around the Bay: Restaurant Recommendations

Brooke Maher (she/her) March 1, 2024

Fridge empty? Looking to try something new? Hungry? The Campolindo community has you covered. Fellow students shared their favorite restaurants from all over the Bay Area and with the many diverse cuisines...

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