[dropcap size=dropcap-big]S[/dropcap]eniors wearing everything from a girl scout uniform to an explorer outfit took over every classroom on campus today as part of the new senior project titled Dragon...
The crowd that gathered in Buena High School’s auditorium on Tuesday night hushed as Senior Class Advisor Melanie "Captain" Lindsey called for the beginning of Senior Awards Night, and for an end...
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[dropcap size=dropcap]I[/dropcap]n an anonymous survey of 254 Foothill students conducted in April by the Dragon Press, 92 percent indicated they have participated in an activity that breaks the Ventura...
Tie dye shirts and peace signs embellished the food stand-filled courtyard as dancers stretched and musicians tuned their instruments in preperation for Air Guitar, Foothill's annual talent...
Swanky 1920s music trickled out of the smoky entrance of the Saticoy Country Club as magic filled the air at Foothill’s annual prom last night.
Most students attending the “magic” themed dance...
Students filed into room I109 during Thursday's PAAC debate to argue whether or not offering sports at Foothill was ultimately a good decision, and the vast majority was against the change.
The...
In the coming years, Foothill will be experiencing big changes in its physical education department, and P.E. teacher Emily Stevens has been chosen to lead the revolution. Administration announced Tuesday...
Motivated young journalists, printed or published online, gathered on the patio outside of the Ventura County Star office yesterday evening to receive awards for the best news, features, sports and other...
Ranked 11th in the country for pole vaulting, senior Holly Tokar has been smashing records left and right locally.
Breaking the Ventura High School stadium record on March 9 with a 12'3" jump, Tokar...
Filled with electric guitar solos and grinning faces, a benefit concert was held at Community Presbyterian Church last night to raise money for the people in poverty in Sierra Leone.
Hosted by Foothill...
The Dragon Press is now one of only seven online student publications to receive both the Pacemaker and The Golden Crown this year after receiving NSPA’s highest honor weeks ago.
The National...
“There are a thousand ways to die,” is Foothill junior Kienna Kulzer’s opening statement in her short story that won first place in the City of Ventura’s fifth annual Art Tales writing contest.
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