Government & Politics

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  September 14, 2020 / Government & Politics

  Ethnic Studies Is Added As A New Course

  By: Megan Yang Redwood High School adds Ethnic Studies as a course. Brandon Gridiron, Administrator of the Equity & Student Services Department For Visalia Unified School District, developed the Ethnic […]

   
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  September 4, 2020 / Abigail Miller, Government & Politics

  Covid-19 leaves Students Stuck Between Countries

  On March 13th 2020, Redwood’s foreign exchange students were faced with a difficult decision.

   
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  May 31, 2020 / Government & Politics, Krissy Hetherington

  Students express opinions about VUSD Alternative Graduation plan

  As June is quickly approaching, so is the long-anticipated graduation ceremonies. Many parents and seniors have been concerned as to what COVID-19 means for the traditional commencement ceremonies. The “Drive-Thru” […]

   
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  March 30, 2020 / CoVid-19, Features, Government & Politics, Krissy Hetherington

  Visalia Unified School Board Approves Extending School Cancellation Until May 1st

  By: Krissy Hetherington On March 27, the Visalia Unified School District (VUSD) Board of Trustees held an online meeting to discuss the future of school cancellation across the district due […]

   
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• March 11, 2020

  CSF Names New Officers-Continued Focus on Community Service

   

• February 27, 2020

  As Funding is Cut Short, the Future of Visalia’s Next High School is Uncertain

   

• February 11, 2020

  Math Requirements Change for Class of 2024

   

• January 9, 2020

  VUSD Awarded $3.8 Million Grant, But for what?

   

• November 12, 2019

  A look at Immigration at Redwood

   

• November 7, 2019

  Feminist Perspective Host Guest Speaker to talk about Self Care