This year I reached out to five teachers, asking them for their favorite books, with the intention of ranking them first to last. I considered the following when determining the rankings: Readability;...
As schedules grow tight and the time to cram decreases by the day, opportunities to eat proper meals and take care of ourselves often hit the backburner in comparison to our academic lives. First quarter...
The USC Speak Your Mind Challenge has made its way to Campolindo in a rekindling of the similar 2014 Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) Ice Bucket Challenge. The original challenge was started by three...
Clothes have long been a staple of the teenage persona. We use the latest styles of shoes, hoodies, jeans, and jewelry to show our friends and classmates ‘who we are.’ Yet as we face a climate crisis...
From middle school to high school, social status has always been a massive priority. Impressing friends and classmates is easy when you have a hand to hold. The pressure to have a significant other in...
With its consistently high number of activities, from sports to clubs to elective classes, Campo has often played host to various field trips that take place across the year. While most occur every year,...
Every spring break for over 30 years, Moraga Valley Presbyterian Church (MVPC) has invited over 150 high school students from the Lamorinda area to spend a week building houses in Mexico.
This mission...
The beginning of a year ushers in new trends; some are fleeting, and others are able to stay for the long haul. Trends come and go with the ins and outs of social media trends and the weather. As the school...
On January 7th, the first of many fires erupted in Pacific Palisades, a relatively small neighborhood in the Westside region of Los Angeles. As the day progressed, the Palisades fire was easily identified...
Every year, when the calendar turns to January 1st, many Campolindo students embrace the idea of “New Year, New Me.” It’s a time when optimism runs high, and the potential for personal growth feels...
Community First Club (CFC), originally named Fundraising for the Homeless Club, provides service and volunteer opportunities to Campo’s students while also giving back to the community around them. From...
In Campo’s AP Psychology classes, teachers Diane Bessette and Steven Dyer assigned students to complete a social media cleanse challenge, keep a daily journal during the cleanse, and write a final reflection....
