Any person learning a new language will know the difficulty in comprehending it. The same is true for English. The MVHS English Language Development program, currently serving 76 students, is designed...
When I arrived at the MVHS theater to see the fall play Our Town, I wasn’t completely sure what to expect – it was my first time going to a school play. In no time at all, Elizabeth Wheeler...
This article was originally published in an Oracle print issue in May of 2023.
Within the past month, administration has announced several changes to the Oracle for the upcoming school year. These changes...
The school's latest musical production of "Little Shop of Horrors" is discussed by theater director Mr. Morris, actors Josh Hackworth and Saumya Anand, and streaming technician Trent McCauley. They share...
Students decked out in yellow, green, purple, and blue gathered in the gym Monday in MVHS’s Olympics-themed spirit week rally. The rally featured competitions between, a cheer routine,...
The school has hired a new athletic director, found long-term substitute teachers for unpredictable staff absences, and started searching for a new principal since the beginning of the second semester....
The fourth annual Battle of the Classes put on by ASB is being held from March 28th to April 1st, where students can participate in lunchtime events and attend a rally to win points for their grade. Additionally,...
This article first appeared in the sixth issue of the 2020-21 volume of the Oracle
Overlaid with special effects and bright music, a series of shots featuring a refreshing, bright pink watermelon juice,...
Senior Lucy Nelson had the first day jitters after not being on campus for school for almost a year, even though it was March. She said she forgot many parts of her daily school routine when getting ready...
*The photos included in this article were taken in 2019, before COVID-19, when masks were not required.
Unlike many AVID classes across the country, the school’s program utilizes seniors’ high...
