About
AmadorValleyToday is paid for and produced by the students of the AVJournalism program for the students of Amador Valley. The AVJournalism program is a nonprofit student organization.
AmadorValleyToday is a forum for student expression and it is not affiliated with or funded by Amador Valley High School or the Pleasanton Unified School district. The views and ideas expressed on AmadorValleyToday do not reflect the views of Amador Valley High School administrators, teachers, or staff, or those of the Pleasanton Unified School district.
The purpose of AmadorValleyToday is to use media to amplify the student body’s voice while connecting and uniting the AVHS community through unbiased and professional distribution of community news and events.
-
9 PM63 °
-
10 PM61 °
-
11 PM59 °
-
12 AM58 °
-
1 AM57 °
-
2 AM56 °
-
3 AM56 °
-
4 AM56 °
-
5 AM55 °
-
6 AM56 °
-
7 AM58 °
-
8 AM61 °
-
9 AM66 °
-
10 AM71 °
-
11 AM76 °
-
12 PM79 °
-
1 PM82 °
-
2 PM83 °
-
3 PM83 °
-
4 PM81 °
-
5 PM79 °
-
6 PM75 °
-
7 PM71 °
-
8 PM65 °
-
9 PM60 °
On May 9th, Yukio Shimomura took to the stage at the Dublin Library to share his family’s experience in the Japanese internment camps during...
With school almost over and spring in full swing, Amador students are spending time outdoors now more than ever. It’s hard to miss them. On...
Amidst AP testing from Monday, May 11, to Friday, May 15, Mental Health Awareness Week took place on campus. During lunch and access, the AVHS...