A note from the writer… The short answer is no. MVHS sent a remarkable 93% of its graduates  to a higher education institution last year, a marked difference from the national average which hovers ...

Health and Wellness, taught by health teacher Heather Boyle, is one of the new classes that the district approved on Nov. 19. The class will be year-long, as opposed to the current semester-long class ...

Prom was held Saturday night at Great America in San Jose. Juniors and seniors, dressed in suits and gowns, spent the evening ...

Spirit Rally saw classes compete in a variety of games and featured a senior slideshow. ASB members strutted down the gym to ...

It was deafeningly loud – elementary-schoolers, after all, aren’t known for their silence. The announcer counted down as ...

The Battle of the Classes Week celebrations concluded when students from all four classes met in the gym for a night rally last Friday. Participants played games such as human player Hungry Hungry ...

The Spartan swimming team swept SCVAL finals in all four divisions on Friday, April 25. Going into the meet, junior Euan Wang identified Cupertino as the team’s biggest threat in the meet. “They were ...

Kyle is a senior and serves as a staff writer and member of the broadcasting team for the Oracle. Outside of school, they enjoy playing bass guitar, playing videogames, reading, and writing. Alex ...

Following the resignation of 10 adult robotics mentors on Dec. 11 of last year, ex-MVHS robotics leaders and parent volunteers are alleging a toxic work environment, with additional allegations by a ...

During his 2024 presidential campaign, then-candidate Donald Trump promised mass deportations of undocumented immigrants at a scale never before seen. Now, just over two months into the new ...

MVHS Spartans Robotics, also known as FRC Team 971, drove down to Port Hueneme, Calif. to join 52 other teams from around the world for the Ventura County Regional, which took place from March 6 to ...

The MVHS girls basketball team defeated Saratoga 60-30 on Friday, Jan. 31. The game started close with each team trading baskets. The first half ended relatively close, 23-18 in favor of the Spartans.