The Stampede

Addressing the dress code

Sumin Lim, Staff Writer • October 22, 2015

A new dress code, or lack thereof, has been discussed as a new principal steps on board. Last year’s dress code was fairly modest: two finger width straps, no low V-neck shirts, and longer than fingertip...

Print and pay

Kevin Yang, News Editor • October 22, 2015

Free printing in the Student Center library is a luxury of the past. From this year forward, it will cost students money to use the library printers. For two years since the opening of the Workday...

Homecoming Rally

Aaron Sanghera • October 20, 2015

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Brief lockdown at SRVHS

Bailey Ferguson and Stampede Staff • October 13, 2015

A 16 year old Alamo resident was detained by police on Tuesday after the students at San Ramon Valley High School were held under a 30 minute lockdown. The lockdown was lifted just after noon after...

UC admissions split for Class of 2015

Kevin Yang, News Editor • June 5, 2015

The tale of University of California admissions for the Class of 2015 is a two-sided story. While the percent of applicants who were admitted has risen 2.6 percent on average across all UC schools,...

Science Alliance: Mentoring young minds

Samantha Teshima and Chris Bortolon • June 5, 2015

The Science Alliance fair held at Monte Vista this year had over 200 fifth grader participants. They were supported by over 200 high school mentors, and a handful of teachers and parent volunteers....

Red Tie Robotics goes to World Championships

Ariel Chen, Staff Writer • June 5, 2015

With the ongoing success of Monte Vista’s student robotics club, the Red Ties have recently competed in the World Championships at Edwards Jones Dome (aka the Rams stadium) in St. Louis, Missouri. Co-presidents...

The end of an era

Nathan James, Staff Writer • June 5, 2015

As another year comes to an end, Monte Vista prepares to say goodbye to this year’s seniors. It will also bid farewell to some teachers and counselors who are ready to take the next step in their lives. The...

Student wins $36,000 scholarship to Cal

Abby Vogeley, Staff Writer • June 5, 2015

A student at Monte Vista has won a $36,000 scholarship from the Proton Onsite Scholarship and Innovation program, and is headed for success. Mayia Vranas, a senior, was incredibly shocked to hear that...

Islamabad, Pakistan VS Danville, California

Fatima Ali, CC Spin Editor • May 15, 2015

From just the start of 2015, there has been 855 fatalities from 9 attacks due to terrorist violence in Pakistan. Just last year there was a total of 5,496 fatalities, and since 2003 there has been a shocking...

Congressman Mark DeSaulnier visits Monte Vista

Gina Matteo, Editor in Chief • March 26, 2015

Congressman Mark DeSaulnier visited Monte Vista on February 17, his first stop on his Educational Listening Tour. Elected as a member of the 114th Congress early this year, DeSaulnier was appointed...

Above and beyond: AP honor roll

Stephanie Toong, Staff Writer • March 26, 2015

SRVUSD Recognized for AP Achievement (Three words to describe AP: Tests, Homework, and Studying) The San Ramon Valley Unified School District has been recognized by the College Board for the number...

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June 3, 2024

The Three Amigos

Olivia Brandeis and Connor Huard • June 3, 2024

CG: Alright, question. OB: Okay, question number one. How did you meet? CG: How did we meet? We work together. We have jobs 60 feet away from each other. JR:...

Friendship Is A Desperate Power Struggle

Olivia Brandeis and Connor Huard • May 30, 2024

Although this particular interview was originally supposed to discuss David Cosca and Paige Crawford’s friendship… we quickly found a more complicated situation. It is...

SLAM: Not the Student Organization

Connor Huard and Olivia Brandeis • May 30, 2024

Melissa Trisko and Anastasia Chrzanowski first met when the latter was hired - in Trisko’s words, Monte Vista “stole” Crhzanowski from Venture. Three years later, Samantha...

A Legend since 01

Maya Bhatt and Esther Premazzi • May 1, 2024

It’s the fall of 2002 and you are at the Monte Vista vs. San Ramon Valley football game. As the most anticipated game of the season, over 10,000 fans are packed...

Footloose: Dancing through MV’s Musical Production

Aarushi Khurana • March 24, 2024

This year, Monte Vista cuts loose with FOOTLOOSE: The Musical! Based on the 1984 musical movie starring Kevin Bacon, the show ran from February 28 to March 3. After...

A Modern-Day Prom

Savannah Ashe and Maraki Amare • March 24, 2024

The sparkle, the dancing, the romance: these are all factors that contribute to an unforgettable night at prom. What this glamorous surface hides, however, are the...

Will BART become more bearable?

Srishti Mazumder • March 24, 2024

BART has been supplying rides to the people of the Bay Area since 1964, connecting different parts of the Bay Area through one swift train ride. Now, this public transport...

Downtown Danville Improvements

Maksim Korostelev • March 24, 2024

With the start of a new year there are many upcoming changes coming to Danville one of which being the Catalyst Project estimated to begin construction between April...

California state regulations state that fire drills must occur not less than twice every school year in secondary school. Fire drills are conducted by the principal in each school.

Don’t Diss Fire Drills

Noelle Choi • March 24, 2024

Your grade is dropping and one of the only things that will save it right now is retaking this one test during student support. This is the last week retakes are available...