5 Classes To Spice up Your Schedule
James Logan High School is known for its large variety of rigorous extracurriculars. However, I noticed that no one talks about the best ones...
Deviating from the Core Curriculum at Logan
by Anisa Vigil & Zoie Wong
At a school as big as James Logan High School, with almost 3,400 students, a variety of classes outside...
Puente Students Rise
Photo by: parents of students in the Puente club
A Puente teacher at Logan was sent home on paid leave on October 9th because of...
Do Teachers Really Have Favorite Students?
Historically, favoritism in the classroom has been an issue that has been almost completely ignored. While favoritism may be addressed in other situations, such...
The Decline of Drama is the Decline of Education
On the second floor of the Performing Arts Center, shoved all the way back to the end of the hallway, a perfect metaphor, is...
Are Teachers Satisfied With Their Resources?
By: Kenneth Williams, Keshon Miller
The beginning of the 2022 school year at James Logan marked the second year of in-school learning after having virtual...
Are Students Still Wearing Masks?
On June 19th, 2020, we got news of a mandatory rule about wearing masks that would change the way we perceive ourselves and each...
All About ASL
For JLHS students who are interested in learning ASL and want to learn more about deaf culture, the James Logan ASL Club is perfect...
The Model Minority’s Effects On Students’ Wellbeing
Bay Area high schools are notorious for their competitive environment, with students stacking AP and honors classes and filling their resumes with extracurricular activities....
Creating Joy from Gloominess
Over quarantine, Michelle Muñoz, a current senior here at Logan, started a club during quarantine which helped reduce loneliness in elders at nursing homes....