Each year, our school’s National Honor Society (NHS) hosts the Angel Tree project in conjunction with the Salvation Army to raise money to purchase Christmas gifts for children who are homeless, in foster homes and orphans. Keep Reading
Everyone, at one point in their lives, has been asked what they want to be when they grow up. Answers are constantly changing, from doctor to lawyer to author. However, thanks to the school’s annual career fair, junior high (JH) students can preview a wide variety of careers and have an opportunity to talk to the professionals. Keep Reading
With the dry climate, California has always been prone to fires, but the recent escalating outbreaks are hitting close to homes and colleges. Keep Reading
Each year since the club’s founding in 2011, Letters for Better has hosted a book drive to collect and then donate books to children. This is the first year the club is working with the Pajama Program. Keep Reading
Freezing weather, late-night practices and glimmering trophies: last weekend, the speech and debate team struck again at the 37th annual Glenbrooks Invitational in Chicago. The tournament is the largest in the nation hosted by a high school. At an event with more than 500 competitors in a wide variety of events, Heritage stood out once again. Keep Reading