In a flurry of festive shirts and skirts, the Matsiko World Orphan Choir stole the show today, February 9 during lunch. The Choir performed a diverse set of ethnic pieces as well as a few American adaptations, drawing members of the student body into the audience.
The girls softball team will be painting the bleachers by the softball diamond on Saturday, February 11.
Alta Vista High School was named a Model Continuation High School for the fourth time this past week.
The Super Bowl, featuring the Giants versus the Patriots, had more individual match-ups than one could possibly count. But the most interesting and seemingly lopsided match-up was between the coaches: Tom Coughlin versus Bill Belichick.
The Broken Box Theatre Company opened with another exceptional production on Thursday, February 3 in the Eagle Theatre. Through the actors’ and actresses’ remarkable performances in “Never Mind What Happened, How Did It End?,” Broken Box members took the audience back in time to the Roaring Twenties, the Ravaging Fifties and the Groovy Seventies.
The varsity boys soccer team won its match against Gunn at home yesterday, February 3.
A small group of students from the school participated in the annual Job Shadow Day today, February 2. Job Shadow Day was sponsored by the city of Mountain View.
Three students from Santa Clara High School visited the campus on Wednesday, February 1 to promote Tricking, a variant of Parkour.
The girls soccer team lost to rival Mountain View High School (MVHS) in a close game today, February 1.
The LAHS FIDM Fashion Club held a bake sale after sixth period in the quad near the Eagle Theatre today, February 1. The club raised nearly $100 in profit.