While many kids struggled with isolation during the pandemic, 12-year-old Jacob Heller faced a more personal challenge: his ...

The thunder of applause erupts, the stage lights turn dark, and the curtain drops. “CMONT!” the seniors shout. “YOU KNOW!” ...

Once you start swiping, you can’t stop. Anyone with social media knows the feeling of scrolling for what feels like hours, ...

Ranum—and it was also her whole life. Every day, from right after school until well past the sun had set, she eagerly danced ...

Fans reignited a wave of speculation after a mysterious Instagram account, street posters in Tokyo, and alleged music ...

Local opposition efforts stall affordable housing development in San Francisco as residents and local policymakers stall ...

Redwood Shores historically is a more residential and community-focused area, but as business opportunities such as the Redwood Lab and Innovation Focused Environment (LIFE) project start to grow, ...

Beyond the roar of the engine or accelerating to high speeds, the mere design of an automobile can evoke powerful emotions. The lines that sweep over the body of the car perfectly encapsulate the ...

Emi Pajarillo (Class of 2026) is a junior at Carlmont High School, and this is her second year at Carlmont Journalism. In her free time, she enjoys playing viola, working in the tech crew for Carlmont ...

Amber (class of 2027) is a sophomore at Carlmont High School and is a staff writer at Scot Scoop. She is a coxswain on a rowing team and enjoys drawing and crocheting in her free time.

As the school year comes to an end, many students look forward to summer break. But for almost all Carlmont students, break often comes with assigned summer homework meant to prepare them for the year ...