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The Student News Site of Van Nuys High School

The Mirror

The Student News Site of Van Nuys High School

The Mirror

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 INSTRUMENTS UP, VOLUME OUT  Mr. Doctor and Mr. Ferrin throw down at Battle of The Bands.

Students and teachers battle in band showdown

By Melissa Ocegueda, Staff Writer Apr 23, 2025
Van Nuys High School hosted a band battle featuring students and teachers, bringing the community together in a spirited musical competition that raised funds for the Junior Board.
A magnolia blossom begins to reveal itself as spring arrives thanks to the GTC and Heart of Nature Clubs.

Student and teacher initiative leads to new trees on campus

By Alyson Cerna and Argem Alipio Apr 23, 2025
Van Nuys High School students and teacher planted saucer magnolia trees, overcoming funding challenges and working together to green their campus and leave a lasting legacy.
Sports Predictions for 4/21 - 4/25

Sports Predictions for 4/21 – 4/25

By Athena Cepeda Apr 21, 2025
Van Nuys High School's sports teams gear up for a series of home games. Baseball, softball, tennis, and volleyball teams aim to secure wins against their rivals.
The VNHS Indian Club proudly display their culture through traditional Indian cuisine.

Clubs showcase diverse cultural foods at Multicultural Day

By Skylie Molina, Staff Writer Apr 12, 2025
Multicultural Day transformed the school quad with vibrant displays of global cultures, featuring diverse foods and performances that engaged students and showcased community spirit.
Recession memes spread as economic concerns deepen

Recession memes spread as economic concerns deepen

By Argem Alipio, Staff Writer Apr 11, 2025
Amid rising economic concerns and fears of a potential recession, memes have become a source of comfort, highlighting the power of humor during uncertain times.

The Real Humans of VNHS – College Acceptance Season

By Aidyn Kinchen and Gianmarco Razuri Apr 10, 2025
As acceptance letters arrive, students prepare to make important college decisions. Host Hudson Mirsky discusses their choices and plans for the future in this episode.
A social media continues to enrapture today's teens, they become more prone to ignoring and disrespecting our teachers.

Students’ disrespect towards teachers rises post-pandemic

By Leon Weiss, Staff Writer Apr 10, 2025
A recent trend of increasing disrespect towards teachers highlights the lasting impact of the pandemic on students' social skills and classroom behavior.
Controversial book bans spark national debate in schools

Controversial book bans spark national debate in schools

By Argem Alipio, Staff Writer Apr 9, 2025
Schools across the U.S. are banning books on LGBTQ+ topics, race, and history, sparking debates among students, parents, and politicians over freedom and educational content.
Pop culture update: Controversial content poses challenges for companies

Pop culture update: Controversial content poses challenges for companies

By Addison Cudd, Arts and Entertainment Editor Apr 9, 2025
Pop culture news has taken social media by storm with controversies, viral videos and record-breaking movie releases capturing widespread attention.
Ready to run for the ball, Junior Emily Villarreal sets her focus on the upcoming batter.

Van Nuys softball falls to Ventura in tough match

By Adamaris Chevez, Staff Writer Apr 8, 2025
The Van Nuys girls' softball team faced a challenging game against Ventura, ending with a 0-21 defeat. Despite the loss, team members reflected on valuable lessons and showcased individual skills.
Sports predictions for 4/7-4/11

Sports predictions for 4/7-4/11

By Athena Cepeda Apr 8, 2025
Van Nuys sports teams are preparing for a series of away games and home matches this week, with predicted wins in baseball, softball, tennis and volleyball against their rivals.
 Students disregard Yondr pouches despite the school’s policy.

LAUSD spends millions on ineffective Yondr phone ban

By Abigail Kim, Staff Writer Apr 7, 2025
The LAUSD's Yondr phone ban aims to reduce distractions but faces criticism as students find creative ways to bypass the system, questioning the policy's effectiveness.
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