As the seniors prepare to graduate, it's important that they finish strong. Armando Pacheco is a performing arts senior at Van Nuys High School with many responsibilities that he is balancing. Each day,...
In our moments when absence of noise speaks louder than words, it captures the stillness and serenity that is found even in busy environments. Through a series of images, it aims to highlight the subtle...
Badminton club has become a popular space for students to spend their time. This club has “meetings” every Tuesday , with courts filling up very quickly, highlighting the impact of this club on many...
As March Madness approaches, even Van Nuys High School is ready to participate and show off their basketball skills. During the week of March 9, the students participated in basketball games to win and eventually face the teachers in the ultimate showdown on Friday, March 13. Ultimately, the seniors beat the other students and competed against the teachers in a riveting game.
Van Nuys High School’s very own Mr. Joseph Agruso provides an inside look into his Period 3 auto shop class, and their daily routines. Either in his classroom, or his auto shop, he is able to transform basic teachings into long life lessons. Where he is able to provide a safe space for students to learn and strive in their automotive endeavors either independently or with his guidance.
At Club Rush at Van Nuys High School on Jan. 23 the eye-catching booths drew students and teachers to various clubs. Groups shared goals and accomplishments, from fighting climate change to supporting to performing arts magnet. These moments show how clubs help students find their place and build community. View the following photo story to see some of the clubs that were present at the event.
Our campus is constantly changing as seasons come and go, with colorful leaves and bare branches. Students, teachers, and staff across campus also continue to highlight the importance of cleaning our campus and ensuring it remains a beautiful place.
