Following the college fair at Amador that featured many colleges in the U.S., Amador recently hosted another fair that highlighted many new international colleges. The event was hosted during lunch in...

As the end of the 2021-2022 school year approaches, juniors statewide are set to take the California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress test– CAASPP for short. These state-administered tests...

March became officially known as Women’s History Month starting in 1981. An increasing number of people openly advocate for equal rights, and today, recognizing the impacts women have made is a natural...

Due to the warmer weather, the snake population in Pleasanton is increasing and snakes are roaming around Pleasanton trails. “I used to like going to the ridge to go hiking especially during the quarantine...

UPDATE: Following one of the driest Januarys and Februarys on record, Governor Newsom, on March 28th, declared California to up the notch in conserving water. The restrictions from the end of January were...

Business students dove into the “shark tank” last Thursday, March 24, to pitch their fictional entrepreneurship ideas to judges. The event was based on the long-running TV show where guest entrepreneurs...

This year, as part of their mission to promote gender equality in STEM, Amador Valley Step Up is organizing a contest for elementary and middle school students. The club hopes to foster an interest in...

On Thursday, March 24th, the Mr. Amador boys fundraised with Sidetrack bar acting as waiters, with all the tips the boys earned went to the George Marks Children's home.  “I thought the fundraiser...

Now that COVID-19 has dialed down, Amador Valley teachers are offering an amazing opportunity for a select few students to travel abroad. They are giving them a chance to experience Italy, Greece, Costa...

 The Supreme Court of California ruled on March 3 that the University of California, Berkeley must maintain admissions at 2020 levels due to a housing crisis in the city. On March 11, the Senate passed...

As of March 12, the Pleasanton Unified School District (PUSD) stopped requiring masks inside, however, they are still strongly recommended.  Students have been advised to respect everyone's personal...