Lily Rusk & Rachel Nichols
Opinion: TPUSA and the brainwashed patriot
By Lily Rusk, Clarion Editor-in-Chief, Rachel Nichols, Clarion Opinion Editor Turning Point USA is a right-wing group that has charters...
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Joshua Cervantes
- May 10
Crowded hallways prevent students from passing
By Joshua Cervantes, Clarion Staff Reporter When people stand in the hallways it can be very frustrating. People are trying to go to...
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Dejah Dean
- Apr 18
Should parents return a participation trophy that their 6-year-old received?
By Dejah Dean, Clarion Staff Reporter It’s not hard to find a heavy debate online about whether or not kids (approximately 6-12 years...
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Lily Rusk
- Apr 18
Students suffer while SCUSD reserve funds soar
By Lily Rusk, Clarion Editor-in-Chief In 2021, California Governor Gavin Newsom, passed bill AB 367 mandating that pads and tampons be...
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Celeste Lee & Dayna Pascual
- Mar 8
Security on JFK campus poorly affects students and staff
by Celeste Lee and Dayna Pascual, Clarion Staff Reporters In Fall 2022, fights and lockdowns at Kennedy High School sparked questions...
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Brenda Govea Viramontes
- Dec 22, 2022
Kennedy enforces flawed tardy policy
By Brenda Govea Viramontes, Clarion News Editor Kennedy Principal Reginald Brown announced a new tardy policy on November 7, 2022 after...
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Clarion Staff
- Jun 8, 2022
The banning of books limits students' knowledge about history
By Michel Baez-Vargas, Clarion Staff Reporter The banning of books has always been a controversial topic, and recently with the well...
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Clarion Staff
- Jun 8, 2022
Opinion: Split lunch equals split school
By Gerardo Lopez, Clarion Staff Reporter In 2019, John F Kennedy High School introduced two separate lunches due to an excessive amount...
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Lily Rusk
- Jun 8, 2022
The importance of language
By Lily Rusk, Clarion Editor in Chief For the second year in a row, there will be no AP French option at Kennedy. This decision to not...
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Clarion Staff
- Jun 7, 2022
Human trafficking in Sacramento
By Lily Rusk, Clarion Editor in Chief and Nikole Farina, Clarion Staff Reporter Human trafficking is not an otherworldly term to us...
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Clarion Staff
- May 25, 2022
The problem with vigilantism
By Lily Rusk, Clarion Co-Editor in Chief Vigilantism is a prevalent concept dominating pop culture. Vigilantes are typically depicted as...
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Clarion Staff
- May 25, 2022
Restrictions on websites in SCUSD
By Gerardo Lopez, Clarion Staff Reporter The Sacramento City Unified School District (SCUSD) and other districts around the nation have...
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Clarion Staff
- May 25, 2022
Opinion: Senioritis is present, and more than laziness
By Lailah Gladney, Clarion Managing Editor As this time-paradox of a school year is somehow quickly and slowly coming to an end, there’s...
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Clarion Staff
- May 13, 2022
Should JFK have off-campus lunch?
By JonPaul Yee, Clarion Staff Students are encouraged to bring their own lunch from home, however, many students find themselves asking...
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Clarion Staff
- May 13, 2022
What it finally means to drive...
By Sarah Loyden, Clarion Copy Editor To be a driver, for some people it could be a ‘new & fun’ experience but for some, it could be a...
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Clarion Staff
- May 3, 2022
Opinion: Guns need to be harder to obtain
By Lily Rusk, Clarion Editor in Chief Recent events, including the mass shooting on April 3 in downtown Sacramento, raise the question of...
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Clarion Staff
- Apr 8, 2022
Kennedy Students' and Teachers' Opinions on the Pledge of Allegiance
By Emma Bailey, Clarion Staff Reporter Students have recited the Pledge of Allegiance in schools across the country since it was first...
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Clarion Staff
- Apr 5, 2022
A Reflection on Women’s History Month
By Lily Rusk, Clarion Editor in Chief The month of March, Women's History Month, is about celebrating women's achievements, but also...
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Clarion Staff
- Mar 11, 2022
Kennedy COVID Protocols are Contradictory and Ineffective
By Lily Rusk, Clarion Editor in Chief Since schools reopened in Fall of 2021, the issue on many minds is whether or not students will be...
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Clarion Staff
- Mar 1, 2022
EQ Ambassador Program Shouldn’t Be Disposable
By Emma Bailey, Clarion Staff Reporter, and EQ Ambassador, Fall Semester, 2021 Just last year, Inside California Education “Season 4,...
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