As spring sports come to an end, a couple of Clayton Valley’s girls' teams ended their season making history. Clayton Valley's STUNT team won the North Coast Section championship for the first time, and then placed second in the state competition. The girls' lacrosse team also qualified for the NCS playoffs for the first time. The STUNT team has become one of the greatest highlights of the school year after winning NCS for the first time. They showed constant determination a

The end is almost here for the Clayton Valley Charter High School Class of 2026. With graduation coming up on June 4, at 7 p.m. at the Concord Pavilion, the senior class is busy finishing their final projects and enjoying these last few weeks together. However, seniors have also been feeling a bit nostalgic. Senior Shourya Chauhan reflected on the past four years, noting that it wasn't always easy. “The hardest part was balancing schoolwork with my extracurriculars,” he sai

Clayton Valley Charter High School’s Mock Trial Club has been giving students the opportunity to experience the legal system firsthand for more than two decades. Open to students of all grade levels, the club allows participants to step into roles such as lawyers, witnesses, defendants, and members of the prosecution while learning how real trials work. Mock Trial advisor Sayed Anwar, a longtime social science teacher at Clayton Valley, said his interest in running the club

Clayton Valley hosted its annual Special Olympics event on March 12 and it was a huge success. The Special Olympics included basketball games against other schools, a performance from Clayton Valley's women’s ensemble, a performance from the school’s dance team plus a surprise performance from special education student Marco Carino. Overall the event was a great way to bring the whole school together. “I found this event to be extremely inspiring and I think it’s a great