IB Field Trip to Santa Cruz Island

On Monday, October 20th, the IB Environmental Systems and Societies and IB Sports, Exercise, and Health Science classes went on an annual field trip to Santa Cruz Island in the Channel Islands National Park off the coast of Ventura. In tandem with the class curriculum, Ms. Prater and Ms. Higa took a group of students…

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Halloween : A History

Before it was about candy and costumes, Halloween was a night for ghosts and bonfires. Halloween and its origins date back to the Celtic Festival of Samhain. The Celts, who lived in present-day Ireland, the United Kingdom, and northern France, believed that this night marked the end of the harvest season and the beginning of…

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The New Math Curriculum

A strong math curriculum is essential, for it teaches students valuable skills such as critical thinking, problem-solving, and logical decision-making. In high school, math helps students better understand the world around them and prepares them for a wide range of careers. Additionally, it builds persistence and confidence in tackling complex challenges. In 2023, California adopted…

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Agoura Hills Wildlife Crossing

Taken by Solomon Snyder, 29 October 2025 The Wallis Annenberg Wildlife crossing in Agoura Hills between Liberty Canyon and Chesebro might seem at first glance to be a just glorified bridge in the middle of nowhere, but this exalted edifice might just be the last, desperate chance for the survival of the critically endangered Santa…

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AI Usage in Schools

In recent years, artificial intelligence has been a controversial topic. Everyone has heard “AI is going to take over the world!” at least once. But, how is it actually affecting students in school? Many teenagers, especially those in 6th-12th grade, use AI regularly. However, AI’s efficiency and convenience have often been abused, resulting in many…

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Earth Sustainability Artist Showcase

Every twenty second of April, humanity celebrates our planet with a holiday that transcends all cultures, borders, and conflict. This Earth Day, Agoura High school challenged its students to construct a work of art inspired by the term “sustainability”. Our talented artists produced several intriguing, thought-provoking, and altogether gorgeous pieces. Lucy Venn, Freshman Artist comments:…

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Summer Vacation

What exactly is summer? Officially, it is the warmest season of the year, occurring in the northern hemisphere from June to August. In the context of high school, it refers to the time between the end of the school year in the spring and the start of the next school year in the fall. For…

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