The VHS music department will be putting its skills to the test with a long-awaited competition
VHS’ musicians gear up for their yearly trip to Nashville, Tennessee. This year from April 12 to April...
VHS CTE Culinary pathway provides students with academic and real life skills]
As one of VHS’ Career Technical Education (CTE) pathways, the Food Service and Hospitality track offers three consecutive...
The spring season volleyball team is back at it again
The VHS boys volleyball teams, both JV and varsity, are back in season. Compared to the more popular sports like track & field, basketball and...
2024 graduates, Nick DeGeorge and Micah Grossman, attend Cal Poly SLO to be part of
As seniors begin to receive their college decisions, many student athletes at VHS have started to commit to universities....
VHS junior Sarah Beckman announces her commitment to the admissions process at Harvard University
Sarah Beckman ‘25 announced her verbal commitment to the admissions process at Harvard University on...
How are VHS track students feeling about their season starting?
Track and Field has been a sport at VHS for many years. Track and Field is a sport with numerous events including sprints, long jumps,...
The talent show auditions have come and gone
The talent show is back, which means auditions for it were held as well. Talent show auditions were on Feb. 21 and Feb. 22. On Feb. 21, auditions started...
The people of VHS have mixed opinions about a new VHS confessions account on Instagram
@venturahigh_confessions on Instagram is a new school drama Instagram account created in December by an anonymous...
Ventura High School introduced a new club this year: HOSA, or Health Occupations Students of America. It is run by medical CTE pathway teacher Schatzi Sovich and President Alana Thogerson ‘24, the...
Weather conditions, distractions or critical errors: how are teen drivers doing on the road?
In 2021, 2,116 drivers between the ages of 15 and 20 died in traffic crashes, an 11% increase from 2020....
![[left to right] George Lopez, a campus supervisor at VHS, said, “I don’t have any plans, whatever comes up because plans never work, but I might go to Texas.” Damian De La Fuente ‘24 said, “I’m going to hang out with friends and perform at parties.” Viviana Rodriguez, a campus supervisor at VHS, said, “I’m going to see my family in Santa Barbara and do some deep cleaning.” Photo by: Meray Touma](https://thecougarpress.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/Photo-6-1-e1710961880419-900x1200.jpg)
