News
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Alvarez receives award for work with Special Education
Anne Alvarez, Special Education teacher at Newbury Park High School, was awarded the Students with Exceptional Needs Human Rights Award by the California Teachers Association...
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2020 census offers jobs to teens
Starting March of 2020, the United States Census Bureau will conduct a nationwide census and there will be an opportunity for high school students to...
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Acacia holds MLK Day of service
In celebration of Martin Luther King Jr., the Acacia Magnet Elementary School PTA held its second annual community day of service over the long weekend...
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Fires burn through Australia
It has dominated the headlines of international news for weeks: ruthless wildfires are ravaging Australia, and has already resulted in 24.7 million acres of land...
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Youth Internship Program (CITY) ends
The Community Internships Training Youth program (CITY) is ending this year after four successful years due to lack of funding. VC Innovates, which had insured...
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Thousand Oaks store locations close their doors
With the influx of online stores and free shipping making shopping easier than ever, the number of brick and mortar shops in Thousand Oaks is...
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The tables have turned in the battle against tobacco
Tobacco addiction has become a significant issue across the nation, from vaping, to underage use, to purchasing tobacco. As of Dec. 20, 2019, a new...
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New bathroom policy enforced
Newbury Park High School has enforced a new and stricter bathroom policy that went into effect Jan. 21, 2020. The new policy requires students to...
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Bobcats celebrates patriotism
On Nov. 22, Banyan Elementary hosted a Patriotic Day Assembly to honor the veterans who have served our community and schools that reside in Newbury...
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NPBA season set to begin
The Newbury Park Basketball Association, or NPBA, is set to have its first games of the season on Saturday, Dec. 7, and many NPHS students...
