The spring dance is back for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic.
A spring dance has not been held at VHS since prior to the COVID-19 pandemic. The spring dance is coming back this year and will...
VHS students need to start taking advantage of Federal Student Aid
As senior students inch closer to their graduation, the looming question of how to finance higher education can often be unmotivating...
A cultural festivity at VHS filled with dancing and live music
VHS hosted “Vamonos de Baile” and it took place on the senior lawn and the cafeteria plaza on Friday, March 22 starting at 6 p.m. and...
Advanced Placement (AP) tests will take place soon across the country
May marks the beginning of AP tests for students across the country, including VHS students. The first test is set to take place on...
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...
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....
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] Liam Kanase ‘25 said, “I got my mom flowers and a card.” Brayden Rocco ‘25 said, “ I got my mom flowers and a bundt cake.” Cole Loomis ‘25 said, “I got my mom flowers and a card.”](https://thecougarpress.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Photo-11-e1716409250873-900x1200.jpg)
![[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)
