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Raven Report

Student organizers gather in downtown Redwood City

Students Rally for Immigrant Rights in Redwood City

Sasha Efimchik and David Raymond February 6, 2025

Sequoia students gathered with posters and flags to participate in a walkout protesting the Trump administration’s stance on immigration on Thursday, February 6 around 11:00 A.M. Posters had refrains...

Photos by Christine Chang

Winter rally celebrates the sports season

Caroline Sieling and Reese Silva February 4, 2025

On Friday, Jan. 31 students gathered in gym one for the winter rally  which introduced a new segment with an electric guitar performance from sophomores Nicholas Jones and Gunnar Cheetham and brought...

Photography by Victor Bravo

Varsity boys basketball first scrimmage of the year

Victor Bravo November 27, 2024

On Wednesday, Nov. 20 the boys varsity basketball team had their first scrimmage against Homestead High School.  Given the nature of the scrimmage the score reset after every quarter. Though Sequoia...

Sequoia Wellness Peer Advocate Club

Sequoia Wellness Peer Advocate Club

Johnny Lehman November 25, 2024

The Sequoia Wellness Peer Advocate Club held one of its final meetings of the semester on Friday, Nov. 22, in the Student Activities Center. The club meets twice a month, providing a lighter schedule,...

Photos by Cameron Reynolds

A Cross-Town classic

Cameron Reynolds, Feature Editor November 10, 2024

On Friday, November 8th, Sequoia faced Carlmont for a cross-town classic game and a battle for the Terremere Trophy. This game marked the end of the regular season for the team and honored the football...

Sequoia Sea To Sea

Sequoia Sea To Sea

Maeva Guillaume, Staff Reporter October 18, 2024

Sunday, October 6th, 12 Finnish students arrived at Sequoia High School for the Sea to Sea exchange program. The program brings students from Finland to visit the California coast and learn about the art,...

Mary Beth Thompson and Jacob Yuryev run for SUHSD board

Mary Beth Thompson and Jacob Yuryev run for SUHSD board

Christine Chang, Copy Editor, Photography Manager October 6, 2024

Of the three candidates on the November ballot for the Sequoia Union High School District (SUHSD) Area B board position, Mary Beth Thompson and Jacob Yuryev are the most visible. Once elected, board...

Sequoia's first Student Senate

Sequoia’s first Student Senate

Alex Corpos and Noah Chevillet September 17, 2024

Thursday, September 12th, was the first-ever meeting of the Sequoia High School Student Senate. The Student Senate is a group of students from all areas of the student body. This includes club leaders,...

Photos by Christine Chang

Tailgate kicks off the football season

Sasha Efimchik and Caroline Sieling September 5, 2024

On Friday, August 30, Sequoia students came together to celebrate the beginning of the school year with a tailgate party located on the soccer field.  The event was a first of its kind at Sequoia and...

Updates bell schedule for the 2024-25 school year

Changes to schedule introduce shorter lunch, longer collaboration time among other changes

David Raymond and Sasha Efimchik August 18, 2024

A new school year brings change, and this year that change includes a new schedule. The new schedule aims to create more opportunities for teacher collaboration while maintaining instructional time as...

TikTok's ticking time bomb: the US ban dilemma

TikTok’s ticking time bomb: the US ban dilemma

Emma Nardini, Staff Reporter May 30, 2024

Tik Tok, the app that over half of American teens use, may be banned in nine months in the United States if it does not find a new owner. Both Democrats and Republicans in the House of Representatives...

Increase in pay, increase in prices

Increase in pay, increase in prices

Jaime Perez, Editor May 30, 2024

Bigger pay for fast food workers, the new state bill, AB 1228, increased the minimum wage in California for most fast food workers, bringing both financial relief and backlash from consumers. The minimum...

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