Micah WilcoxMarch 10, 2019
Student feature: Tobias Raymond tackles his future
Angel Numbers
VHS cheer team protest the lay off of coaches, nevertheless, a new coach is hired
Opinion: It’s time to de-gender the English language
English learners persevere at Ventura High School
Arts & Entertainment
Take a look at this year’s annual Chalk Festival at VHS
A walk to look at chalk
Features
What’s rolling with Ventura’s local robotics program?
Ventura High School undergoes CAASPP testing
A recap of COVID-19 at VHS
The ghastly ghoul that supposedly haunts the drama department
VHS set to introduce new block schedule
Photostory: Highlighting some soulFULL redheads at VHS
VHS art students say “Ciao!” from Italy
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![Junior Tobias Raymond said, I started playing [football] in 8th grade and I was always a little nervous to play but I fell in love with it. I think I love football because of the team camaraderie. It’s really fun being around all of the guys on the team. Photo by: Alejandro Hernandez](https://thecougarpress.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AH-Tobias-Raymond-5-2022-13-300x200.jpg)
![Junior Tobias Raymond said, I started playing [football] in 8th grade and I was always a little nervous to play but I fell in love with it. I think I love football because of the team camaraderie. It’s really fun being around all of the guys on the team. Photo by: Alejandro Hernandez](https://thecougarpress.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AH-Tobias-Raymond-5-2022-13-475x317.jpg)
![Senior Grace Morton said, “I like [my hair]. I definitely think it makes me unique but people call me ‘Merida’ because my hair is curly and looks exactly like Merida so that kind of annoys me, but for the most part I really like my hair being unique and different.” Photo by: Alina Reitz](https://thecougarpress.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/grace-2-e1651265389854-356x475.jpg)
