Low flush toilets are a definite advantage. If you don’t already know what a low flush toilet is, you need to find out because a drought emergency has been declared for Santa Cruz County. Water rationing is now in effect for the City of Santa Cruz, and single-family dwellings are limited to 249 gallons per … More California Drought hits hard

Everyone at SLV is familiar with Julie Haff and her position as superintendent, but few students know what a superintendent does. A superintendent is hired directly by the school board to serve as the chief executive officer of the school board, and be an educational advisor to the board on matters such as the budget, … More A new superintendent in town

As member of the SLVHS community, we are not indifferent to hard work and success. Recently, five students in particular have experienced the payoff of hard work and the success that comes with it. The five students, Jurgen Prambs, Mikaela Slade, Lauren Smith, Connor Lydon, and Natalie Gallagher, all received invitations to the California State … More 5 SLV Students made it to the California State Science Fair

The SLV ceramics program has always been overwhelmingly popular. Students wake up early and drag themselves out of bed for zero period classes, or even spend time at lunch working on their creations, besides the usually-full regular period classes. Ceramics students at SLV tend to be extremely talented, which led many of them to participate … More 23 SLV ceramic students made it to the Santa Cruz Art League’s 59th annual High School Art Show

“Bloop.” That’s a direct quote from the football field in the winter. Anyone who tries to run on it probably won’t feel like they’re running on grass as much as they are on a thin tarp over a swimming pool. And seeing as we already have a fully functional swimming pool, that’s not something we … More Problems arise from the new football field