Daisy Calderon, Graduated Photo Editor
• December 11, 2020
Chairs and tables stacked together inside restaurants, park play structures covered with caution tape and schools empty and deserted, void of screams and laughs. Wearing a mask has become a staple part...
The quest to select a new superintendent for the Oak Park Unified School District has just begun. On Dec. 8, the OPUSD Board of Education members motioned to interview five different search firms. One...
Hayden Brown, Graduated Digital Media Manager
• December 7, 2020
It is off to the races as Oak Park High School’s next spirit event is here in time for the holidays. The Associated Student Body and Sparks of Love are holding a school-wide toy drive running from Dec....
Hunter Keaster, Graduated Opinion Editor
• December 3, 2020
Updated: Dec. 10, 2020
The stay-at-home orders announced on Dec. 3 went into effect for the Southern California region at midnight on Dec. 6. The order prohibits bars, nail salons, wineries, hair salons,...
Updated Nov. 20, 2020
With COVID-19 cases trending upwards throughout the United States, Ventura County is seeing a similar trend. Ventura County, along with 41 of the 58 total counties within California,...
Updated: Nov. 20, 2020
Students had the option to deposit food donations at the main office and Great Lawn at Oak Park High School from from Saturday, Nov. 14 to Sunday, Nov. 15, an event hosted by Associated...
A “Cultural Celebrations” slideshow was presented by the Diversity and Equity Task Force as the Friday connect period activity to Oak Park on Oct. 30, comprised of community members sharing holidays...
Emily Francis, Graduated Editor-in-Chief
• November 20, 2020
Three Oak Park High School students received recognition on Nov. 19 for their submissions into the Acorn’s “Fiction in a Nutshell” writing contest. Junior Delaney Pryor received first place for her...
Second semester is just around the corner and students are anxiously awaiting the return to campus with hybrid learning, though with the recent movement to the purple tier there are no guarantees. But...
Lights, camera, Zoom call! This past Saturday on Nov. 14, the International Thespian Society performed “Bad Auditions,” a play that was rehearsed and presented in just over 24 hours. This was just...
Navya Batra, Graduated Digital Media Manager
• November 19, 2020
The Future Business Leaders of America club attended the annual Leadership Development Institute, a two-day conference on Saturday Nov. 14. Unlike the past years, the convention was condensed to be a single...
Navya Batra, Graduated Digital Media Manager
• November 19, 2020
GoGuardian is a Chrome browser extension that allows for educators to view their students’ screens, something explicitly used for students’ Chromebooks in the past. But a new feature on GoGuardian...
