New core novels aim to diversify curriculum
District wide effort led by the Core Literature Adoption Committee to introduce new concepts to classes.
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Fremont targets Buddhist temple for removal
MiaoLan Lee filed a lawsuit against the city due to discrimination while the city cites architectural weaknesses as the basis of the destruction of the building.
Is defunding the police an option in Fremont?
Calls to defund the police in Fremont have led to some changes being implemented. Huskies would like reforms such as having funds to be redirected towards homelessness prevention and other such initiatives.
Cycling to school: Discouraged and neglected
Though Fremont has increased accessibility for bikers in various parts of the city, it has failed to do so near Washington High school—a central hub for bikers; one potential solution is The Bike Master Plan.
We can finally travel! Where to?
ow, as people become vaccinated, places are opening back up, and they can finally enjoy a night out with friends.
The lost year: Social interaction
Washington freshmen Parneet Kaur and Nina Rock talk about how they maintained connections during the 2020-21 school year.
The lost year: Discovering a love for cooking
Washington sophomores Maya Poquiz and Shrey Mehta describe how their love for cooking and food manifested during the 2020-21 school year.
The lost year: Reflecting on 2020-21
Washington seniors Pavni Jagpal, Piusha Pandey, Kaitlyn Lagrimas, and alumni Ashley Tosh and Anika Shah share their stories and experiences from the 2020-21 school year.
The lost year: Finding new hobbies
Sophomore Hanya Hussain, junior Fayha Kauser, and freshmen Asees Aulakh and Sneha Kamboj talk about picking up new hobbies during the 2020-21 school year.