What happens when a team of ambitious teenagers works together to lead, encourage, and guide another? On the weekend of November 8-9, Agoura High School’s very own Model United Nations chapter (MUN), founded by now seniors Tori Tran and Alexandra Altenbernd just last year, made its exciting debut at the annual Bruin Model United Nations…
On October 29th, 2025, all freshman, sophomore, and junior students at Agoura High School took the PSAT. Students were expected to attend their fourth-period class for attendance and then proceed to their assigned testing room. From there, they took the timed test, starting with the Reading/Writing sections. About halfway through, there was a ten-minute break…
Today Agoura High School has a flourishing robotics program–but did you know that four years ago this program was virtually unrecognizable? Mr. Guce, the teacher who took robotics to its present heights, paints a nightmare picture of what robotics used to be. As he recalls, “In the early stage robotics didn’t join competitions; we didn’t…
Daylight Saving Time (DST) is the practice of setting clocks forward by one hour in the spring and back by one hour in the fall. DST has become a long-standing tradition in many parts of the world, though it remains a subject of considerable debate. The concept was first introduced during World War I, when…
What happens when a team of ambitious teenagers works together to lead, encourage, and guide another? On the weekend of November 8-9, Agoura High School’s very own Model United Nations chapter (MUN), founded by now seniors Tori Tran and Alexandra Altenbernd just last year, made its exciting debut at the annual Bruin Model United Nations…
On October 29th, 2025, all freshman, sophomore, and junior students at Agoura High School took the PSAT. Students were expected to attend their fourth-period class for attendance and then proceed to their assigned testing room. From there, they took the timed test, starting with the Reading/Writing sections. About halfway through, there was a ten-minute break…
Today Agoura High School has a flourishing robotics program–but did you know that four years ago this program was virtually unrecognizable? Mr. Guce, the teacher who took robotics to its present heights, paints a nightmare picture of what robotics used to be. As he recalls, “In the early stage robotics didn’t join competitions; we didn’t…
Daylight Saving Time (DST) is the practice of setting clocks forward by one hour in the spring and back by one hour in the fall. DST has become a long-standing tradition in many parts of the world, though it remains a subject of considerable debate. The concept was first introduced during World War I, when…
With the holiday season coming up, it would be interesting to observe what different cultures decided to celebrate during these wonderful times of peace, coziness, and reflection. This article will cover different traditions that people around the world celebrate in the month of December in a chronological order. Saint Nicholas Day On the 5th or…
On November 10th, a few lucky 6th-period classes got to come to the PAEC to watch a special performance featuring LA Opera actors alongside our own Agoura High School Choir. A few months ago, LA Opera reached out to schools in the area with strong choir programs, and Agoura was one of the schools chosen….
The morning of October 24th in Walnut, California, brought great conditions for one of the biggest cross country events of the season: the 77th Annual Mt. SAC Cross Country Invitational. With fresh fall air,and an excited crowd, it was the perfect day for racing. The meet brought hundreds of schools and thousands of runners from…
The past few years have seen a boom in the development of this new and revolutionary AI technology. It has reached a point where practically everyone has at least heard of it or perhaps even got to use one for their daily errands. However, what is AI, really? AI is an acronym for “Artificial Intelligence.”…
On Monday, October 20th, the IB Environmental Systems and Societies and IB Sports, Exercise, and Health Science classes went on an annual field trip to Santa Cruz Island in the Channel Islands National Park off the coast of Ventura. In tandem with the class curriculum, Ms. Prater and Ms. Higa took a group of students…
Before it was about candy and costumes, Halloween was a night for ghosts and bonfires. Halloween and its origins date back to the Celtic Festival of Samhain. The Celts, who lived in present-day Ireland, the United Kingdom, and northern France, believed that this night marked the end of the harvest season and the beginning of…
