Almost two years after the first COVID case, everyday life has begun to return to normal. Although COVID cases have dropped, prices have risen.  “The price of meat has skyrocketed and the prices...

The Amador Valley Competition Civics team continued their win streak on Sunday by beating Foothill with a score 1774-1668, securing their position as regional champions and bringing the Everett “Skip”...

Crop tops in August. Ripped jeans in October. And for December? Oversized hoodies and black beanies are trending throughout the quad.  Generation Z is known as the first wave of true digital natives....

The CDC has approved the COVID-19 vaccine for children ages 5-11 as of November 2nd, 2021. As most schools around the country have opened up, the risk of infection for younger kids in elementary and middle...

The shade structure has finally been completed! This project has been in the works since mid-September. Seniors and juniors who previously had their tables moved outside the library, are happy to have...

Amador Vice Principal Brendan Nelson recently sent out emails detailing the closure of the theater parking lot during lunch for lunch drop-off. Amador has relocated the drop-off table to in front of the...

From the initial 27.5% reported high school students who vape in 2019 to the dramatic change to 11.3% in 2021 from the annual National Youth Tobacco Survey, the use of e-cigarettes among teens is undergoing...

Countries from around the world met in Glasgow, Scotland for the COP-26 summit to discuss climate change and actions nations can take to go green. This year Joe Biden made an appearance, representing the...

On October 27th, the State Department issued a 3rd passport for non-binary, intersex, and non-conforming Americans. Instead of having an “M” or “F” character denoted on the passport, these passports...

57%.  When Anita Ratna Gautam (‘24) saw her score for the first test in regular algebra II, she felt no shock, nor surprise. Even before she logged into Student Portal, she already knew she messed...

The Roaring 20s, a time of celebration and breaking boundaries, is celebrated every year at Amador on 20s Day. Although COVID-19 restrictions have led to the celebration being slightly downplayed this...

Thanks to some proactive students on campus, Amador Valley now enables students who are 18 to register to vote on campus. Emma Rathjen (‘22),  has put together a stand for students who are sixteen years...