This summer, Junior Paulina Nicole spent her time designing, sewing and selling her hand-made bikinis. Attracted to sewing since she was a little girl, Nicole attributes her passion to her grandma, who...
How Students at Ventura High School brought Home the Bacon This Summer
The summer is a prime time for high schoolers to gain experience working jobs and make their own money. According to the Pew Research...
VHS students share their fashionable international travels and favorite summer trends.
Apart from being able to soak in the sun all day, summer fashion is a major reason why many look forward to enjoying...
The summer is a prime time for high schoolers to gain experience working jobs and make their own money. According to the Pew Research Center, in 2016, 34.6% of 16-19 year olds in America had a summer job....
Whether visiting colleges or family, three Ventura High School students made use of their summer vacations to travel out of town.
Junior India Hill spent a week at the Sacramento Trad Jazz Camp, where...
As the new school year begins, so does the Fall Season of sports for Ventura High School. Throughout the summer, Football, Boys Water Polo, Girls Tennis and Golf, Dance, Cheer, Girls Volleyball, and Cross...
With all of the stress and responsibilities that students have to deal with during the school year, summer is the perfect time to focus on something like a job.
Ventura High School senior,...
Although one of the benefits of having a job is having money of your own, it’s very important for students to learn how to manage money properly. Students in high school who take on a job may also have...
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![Caroline Dickinson, who is a senior at El Camino, but is in the music program at VHS, was kicked off campus by security because she was still on campus after her class was over. She was told that El Camino students weren’t allowed to stay here during the times they had gap periods. “I was walking to Santa Cruz to get a snack, [. . .] and then I came back on campus and I was kicked off, because I didn’t have an off campus pass.”
Read more on Elise Sisk’s new article, “New security rules on VHS campus have major effects on student life.”
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