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Trinity Taylor and Saida Delgadillo
June 5, 2019

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The event was sponsored by the VITA Art Center, the Ventura Education Partnership and the district. Photo by: Ann Lam
VUSD hosts its annual art show at VITA Art Center
Yo Social a company by Spencer Noren (Ventura Forward)
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The Ventura girls’ varsity soccer team as of Feb. 10 are placed fourth in Channel League, with six wins, four ties and four losses. Photo by: Marlie West
Varsity girls’ soccer faces off against Buena
Kerrigan ‘27 said, “It’s all going to go towards a bike repair shop by the bike racks. Our past president Max got all the approval for it, he got a little bit of the funding and we got the rest. It’s been really fun.” Graphic by: Marlie West
Bike Club’s repair shop receives grant donation
Ellery Noah ‘27 said, “The San Marcos meet was a lot of fun because it’s early in the season and a lot of people pr and try new events.” Photo by: Hendrix Lowder
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The theme for this year’s prom was “Evening on Olympus.” ASB announced the theme March 20. Photo by: Kingston Sussman
VHS students spend an evening on Olympus
Clyde Barrow was known as the "boy on Barrowed time" and Bonnie Parker was known as the "ravishing redhead" in the musical. Photo by: Wren Stepan
How ‘bout a dance?
Due to a lack of resources, special board meetings such as this one are not livestreamed. Graphic by: Ann Lam
What will VUSD do with their surplus properties?
The committee acts as an advisory to the board and the final decision belongs to the board. Both the committee and board will receive information that is deemed helpful in making a decision regarding school closures. Photo by: Ann Lam
Meet the School Closure Advisory Committee
2025’s Winter Dance showcase was different from past years because the department’s head dance coach, Taylor Moore, was pregnant. Because of this, she decided to bring on Alexa Brevig as a long term substitute, with the two working side by side to put on the showcase.
It takes two to tango
The College and Career Center's purpose is to help many seniors apply to and get into colleges. Graphic By: Charlie Facciuto and Kingston Sussman
What is happening to the College and Career Center?
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Humans of Ventura High School 2023 was inspired by Brandon Stanton’s Humans of New York project. According to Stanton on the Humans of New York website, “Humans of New York began as a photography project in 2010. The initial goal was to photograph 10,000 New Yorkers on the street, and create an exhaustive catalog of the city’s inhabitants. Somewhere along the way, I began to interview my subjects in addition to photographing them. And alongside their portraits, I’d include quotes and short stories from their lives.” Graphic by: Adi De Clerck
Humans of Ventra High School 2023
Looking West performs at Topa Topa Brewing Co. on 104 E Thompson Blvd. in Ventura on Sept. 10. Looking West band member and El Camino High School student Dylan Brehm ‘23 said, “Looking West is when we are our best selves. The music brought us together and the brotherhood keeps us together.” Photo by: Alejandro Hernandez
Local band Looking West jams forward
The Dolores Huerta mural had a ribbon cutting ceremony on June 1, 2022. Photo by: Adi DeClerk
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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
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Freshman Bailey Burman said, "Mose is always doing weird things and making us laugh when we hangout during sixth period." Photo by Alina Reitz
Student feature: VHS knows Mose
Sophomore Robert Wolfe said, "As a frontiersman I like being in nature. I really love being barefoot when it's not snake season. But when it is snake season, snake hunting is definitely a good activity that me and some of my other friends do." Photo by: Alejandro Hernandez
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