Everyday life for 8-year-old Dhyana Levey seemed no different from that of her peers. She went to school on the weekdays, played with other kids her age in downtown Santa Barbara, and read books with ...
Maximus Kwan (Class of 2028) is a Carlmont sophomore and staff writer for Scot Scoop. He looks forward to his first year in the journalism program. Outside of school, you can find him playing in the ...
April 1, 2026, at 6:35 p.m. EST, marked the beginning of the next space craze. “Four brave explorers, ready to ride the most powerful rocket NASA has ever launched,” said Derrol Nail, the NASA ...
The United States has always been known as the cultural melting pot of the globe: the assimilation of various cultures into one nation. Nowhere in the nation is this notion stronger than in California ...
Businesses and homes will be left abandoned, livelihoods will be lost, and millions of residents will be displaced. In less than 25 years, 95% of North Jakarta will be submerged, according to the ...
The Carlmont Dance programs performed their spring concert on Friday, May 1. The performance included both the Intermediate and Advanced dance programs, featuring over 15 songs ranging from hip-hop to ...
Imagine someone is walking down the street, and suddenly, a $100 bill falls out of their wallet. What should the stranger behind them do? Should they slyly stash it in their pocket or quickly return ...
Over the past two decades, “ugly-cute” toys have gone from niche collectibles to mainstream cultural phenomena, connecting customers across all demographics. From the launch of UglyDolls in 2001 to ...
After spending over 80 hours creating a sustainable and impactful project to support only children, Anika Warrier was able to apply for her Girl Scouts Gold Award. According to the Girl Scouts of ...
Chloe (class of 2027) is a junior at Carlmont High School, and this is her second year in journalism. She enjoys drawing, watching movies, and listening to music. Outside of school, you can find her ...
Forget everything your teachers have told you and stop studying right now for your Advanced Placement (AP) exam. If you really want to succeed this year on your test, throw away your flashcards, ...
As the school term nears its end, piles of water bottles and clothing lie strewn across tables outside the office and accumulate in Carlmont High School’s lost and found, with many eventually going ...