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Mill Valley Mill Valley Next Steps is a program designed to inform students of opportunities available after high school

Next Steps had its first event during seminar on Thursday Oct. 10, many colleges visited to educate students about their programs

Kennedy Botkin, JagWire reporter/photographer • October 16, 2024

Mill Valley Next Steps is a new program at the school dedicated to helping students plan for life after high school. In previous years, colleges and businesses would set up informational tables...

Fellowship of Christian Athletes holds first meeting of year

Meeting every Friday this year will allow the club to explore new opportunities

Quin Peters, JagWire reporter/photographer • October 14, 2024

Friday Oct. 11, The Fellowship of Christian Athletes held their first meeting of the year. This year, the club plans to meet every Friday for meetings based in faith. The Friday meetings will alternate...

The Society of Women Engineers strives to ASPIRE, ADVANCE, ACHIEVE

SWE reaches out to women engineers to help gain skills for after high school

Alex Powell and Taylor Rude • October 14, 2024

Up and coming, The Society of Women Engineers club is out to make a difference. Since starting the club last semester, students have been able to express their creativity and leadership within the...

Ceramics students work on their projects in class

During class, Wednesday, Oct. 9 Ceramics teacher Bryan Lloyd help students create their projects.

Janessa Mayorga, JAG photographer/reporter • October 14, 2024

Video: Organization advice

MVTV reporter Aubree Ermisch gives advices on how students can keep organized

Aubree Ermisch, MVTV reporter • October 14, 2024

Video: District therapy dog

MVTV reporter Evan LeRoy introduces us to LuLu the new district therapy dog.

Evan LeRoy, Mill Valley News editor-in-chief and Mill Valley News Social Media Manager • October 14, 2024

Environmental Resources and Wildlife Sciences class does second honey harvest

On Monday Sept. 30 the class worked together to harvest honey before winter

Quin Peters, JagWire reporter/photographer • October 4, 2024

The Environmental Resources and Wildlife Sciences class had their annual honey harvest this Monday, Sept. 30. The honey comes from the beehives that the students care for as part of the course. The...

The smell of pancakes flooded the soccer field Thursday, Sept. 26. Jaguar Leadership Corps, a leadership club, was behind the field welcoming students and parents with unlimited access to...