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The Foothill Dragon Press
The Student News Site of Foothill Technology High School

The Foothill Dragon Press
On Oct. 4, 2025, in Ventura, Calif., residents gathered for Project Love Ventura’s annual community service day. Participants spread out across 26 project sites, focusing on cleaning beaches, painting fences, landscaping and supporting local churches and organizations. Organized by Project Love Ventura co-founder Sarah Abrams, the event united volunteers of all ages, backgrounds and beliefs in a shared effort to care for their city.
It is no secret that social media has woven its way into the daily life of many, but how is it affecting Dragons at Foothill Technology High School (Foothill Tech)? How has it shifted the social scene? Does screen time impact performance inside and outside of school? Interviews with students and staff help shed light on these questions.
Ecugreen, a store on Main Street that sells handpicked and family made clothes, coffees and comforts, participates in Art Walk by hosting multiple artists including painters, sketch artists and inviting a local Orchestra. The art represented in this store pushed the building of community and the store, with it's live music and diverse art displays, became a sight of interest at Art Walk.
Along Telegraph Road, construction for the Telegraph Road Resurfacing Project has been underway. Aiming to improve sidewalks, bike lanes, medians and more, the project began in late July 2025, with its completion expected in early 2026. As one of the busiest roads, Telegraph is experiencing large amounts of traffic as a result of the daytime construction, often at the peak rush hours. Bus drivers for Gold Coast Transportation, one of the main bus lines for Ventura, Calif., are frustrated with the concentration of traffic and the city's planning of the project.
Hispanic Heritage Month honors Hispanic culture, history and contributions. The celebration, which spans Sept. 15 to Oct. 15, highlights unique holidays and traditions such as dance. It also serves as a reminder of the history and culture that shape the Hispanic community. Through these celebrations, the month strengthens cultural ties and fosters appreciation. Hispanic Heritage Month also spotlights influential figures such as Mexican artist Frida Kahlo and rights activist Cesar Chavez, whose work inspired future generations and influenced the world.
75 People and The Bible
75 People and The Bible

Allison Fossati, Writer | September 27, 2025

On Aug. 11, 2024, Foothill Technology High School’s (Foothill Tech) alum Alex Lawson ’25 created his own Bible study with eight of his personal friends and family. The Bible study evolved into a weekly...

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Adapting to IXL, VUSD’s new approach
Adapting to IXL, VUSD’s new approach

Katelyn Newman and Bari Davis | September 20, 2025

“In theory, yes, this sounds like a great idea to figure out where everyone is,” English teacher Jennifer Kindred said after her classes completed IXL’s English Diagnostic. “In practice, that test...

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Beans, beans, the magical fruit
Beans, beans, the magical fruit

Layla Solomon and Kellen Spears | September 16, 2025

It’s the 1940s: a tiny baby alligator is on its way from Florida in a wooden Velveeta cheese box, arriving at the Pfeiler family’s farm in Oxnard, Calif.. The alligator — named Horace — began living...

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Following up: What does Ventura think about Main Street Moves?
Following up: What does Ventura think about Main Street Moves?

Oliver Kelley, Writer | September 15, 2025

This article serves as a follow-up; some terms and ideas discussed here can be explained in the previous installment of the series. If you are not familiar with Main Street Moves and its nuances, make...

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High school hauls: Dragons’ back-to-school essentials
High school hauls: Dragons’ back-to-school essentials

Emmanuel Takaya and Trudy Ragsdale | September 8, 2025

On Aug. 13, 2025, summer concluded and Dragons welcomed a new year at Foothill Technology High School (Foothill Tech). Yet, the chaos began even before that: back-to-school shopping. From new school supplies...

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Foothill Tech welcomes two new teachers to the Spanish department
Foothill Tech welcomes two new teachers to the Spanish department

Lyla Huff and Elizabeth Geib | September 7, 2025

With the new school year in full swing at Foothill Technology High School (Foothill Tech), Dragons are happy to welcome not only new students but also new faculty to the campus. Pamela Perez and Marisa...

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