Mill Valley News

Seniors kick off the year with the third annual senior sunrise

On Wednesday, Aug. 20, at 5:45 am, the class of 2026 had their first, senior only event

Mya Franco, JagWire reporter/photographer • 9 hours ago

The third annual StuCo organized Senior Sunrise happened Wednesday, Aug. 20, at 5:45 am. The seniors were congregated on the north side of the soccer field as they watched the sun come up. Although...

Student Council and JLC host annual freshman orientation

Stuco and JLC members welcomed freshmen as they arrived for the first day of school, Wednesday, Aug. 13.

Alex Powell and Gracie Pollicita • August 15, 2025

Graduation ceremony celebrates 325 graduates

On the football field on Saturday May 17, the class of 2025 officially graduated in first evening ceremony in school history

Evan LeRoy, Mill Valley News editor-in-chief and Mill Valley News social media manager • May 20, 2025

As the sun sets in the distance, the class of 2025 celebrates the end of their time in high school. This year's ceremony started at 6:30 pm instead of 10 am as it was in years past. History teacher...

Senior breakfast and awards ceremony showcases the accomplishments of the class of 2025

The breakfast and award ceremony was held on Friday, May 16, the seniors also participated in the annual senior walk through the halls

Madelyn Mahoney and Caitlin Pham • May 20, 2025

Graphics: The post high school plans of the class of 2025

Seniors will pursue a variety of fields after graduation including college, work, military and trade schools

Maddie Martin and Kennedy Botkin • May 19, 2025

Senior superlatives voted by the class of 2025

Senior class votes for who of their peers matches certain superlatives

Madelyn Mulryan and Mya Franco • May 17, 2025

How President Donald Trump’s executive orders are affecting students

How the Trump Administration is changing clubs and the environment at school

Evan LeRoy, Mya Franco, and Madelyn Mulryan • May 6, 2025

Postponing Refugee Support Since the Trump administration has made its way back into office, there have been changes not only to the country but also to the school. The club, Youth for Refugees has been...

Students commit to play sports at the collegiate level

35 student athletes commit to play during seminar on April 24

Gracyn Schreiber, Eva Hernandez, and Stella Harryman • May 1, 2025

Seniors annonced their commitment to continue their activities in college

Eight seniors signed with various colleges to pursue music, arts and dance in college on April 22

Abby Stidham-Ebberts and Emma Ronning • April 28, 2025

New prom venue earns high marks from students

Prom moved from the Madrid Theatre to the Uptown Theatre Saturday, April 12

Gracie Pollicita, Evan LeRoy, and Maddie Martin • April 17, 2025

This year’s prom brought students back in time with a Roaring 20s theme at a brand new venue on Saturday, April 12. With its vintage charm, Uptown Theatre gave prom a refresh that many students and...

Differing family dynamics provide special outlooks on life

Spotlights on different types of families and how the students involved have grown up

Madelyn Mulryan, Mya Franco, and Natalia Castillejos-Ramirez • April 16, 2025

Who you live with shapes who you are. According to a survey done by the JagWire, of 109 students 67% said their family dynamic has impacted them in a positive way. From living with one parent to living...

Students plan to pursue music beyond high school

Senior Joah Clark, senior Blake Gray and junior Josey Crossley all plan to continue their musical careers in college, with some pursuing careers in the musical arts

Ian Chern, Evan LeRoy, Doreen Mahugu, and Eva Hernandez • April 3, 2025

With a heavy passion for music, senior Joah Clark, senior Blake Gray and junior Josey Crossley are driven to pursue music beyond high school. They all plan to study and participate in music in college...