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Naomi Schmitt

Naomi Schmitt, Writer

An *almost* fourth grade spelling bee champion who also happens to write science news.

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20 years in the making: Foothill Techs teachers and staff

20 years in the making: Foothill Tech’s teachers and staff

Bella Meza, Lillian Li, Jordyn Savard, Naomi Schmitt, Chloe Scofield, Kaelyn Savard, and Alivia Baker
September 4, 2020
Adrian Sanchez teaches Foreign Language. He’s a big fan of the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) and is considering purchasing a sports motorcycle again.

[Photo] Athletics and Foreign Language

September 3, 2020
John Weldele teaches Science. Growing up, Weldele thought that he wanted to work for an environmental protection agency. In high school, for all four years, he played the drums in the marching band. Weldele was a biology major who studied ecosystems and environmental science. He later went to a seminary school to study philosophy and theology. In his free time, he loves to be in the outdoors, ride his bike to and from school, visit national parks, hike, fish and play Massive Multiplayer Online (MMO) games on his computer.

[Photo] Science and Health

September 2, 2020
Teacher John Weldele

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Credit: Rachel Chang / The Foothill Dragon Press

The Science Hub: Spitzer Space Telescope, the Yaravirus

Thomas Weldele and Naomi Schmitt
May 1, 2020
Grace Combs 20 attempting to catch up to the ball.

Girls’ soccer commemorates nine seniors during senior night; game concludes in a draw

Naomi Schmitt and Olivia Zoll
February 5, 2020
Because of the statute of limitations regarding sexual assault charges, victims are forced into reporting an incident before they are ready.

[Photo] Opinion: Statute of limitations for sexual violence prevents justice for victims

Siena Hager, Writer
January 30, 2020
Credit: Rachel Chang / The Foothill Dragon Press

The Science Hub: fish in the Congo River, Betelgeuse, new treatment for anxiety

Thomas Weldele, Naomi Schmitt, and Alex Dodos
January 20, 2020
Cartoonist Naomi Schmitt feels like rain is phenomenon few Californians have experienced

Cartoon 53: “Rain”

Naomi Schmitt, Illustrator
December 4, 2019
Credit: Andrew Lee / The Foothill Dragon Press

The Science Hub: Fall Edition

Thomas Weldele, Andrew Lee, and Naomi Schmitt
November 28, 2019
Credit: Rachel Chang / The Foothill Dragon Press

The Science Hub: research on death, new dwarf planet, U.S. to leave Paris climate accord

Thomas Weldele, Naomi Schmitt, and Alex Dodos
November 9, 2019
Credit: Rachel Chang / The Foothill Dragon Press

The Science Hub: social media study, Nobel Prizes, firefighting foam contamination

Thomas Weldele, Naomi Schmitt, and Alex Dodos
October 30, 2019
Credit: Rachel Chang / The Foothill Dragon Press

The Science Hub: California water levels, Momias de Guanajuato, Starship

Thomas Weldele, Naomi Schmitt, and Jimena Perez
October 10, 2019
Credit: Rachel Chang / The Foothill Dragon Press

The Science Hub: vaping related illness, benefits of GMOs, failed Indian moon landing

Thomas Weldele and Naomi Schmitt
September 11, 2019
Noelle Hayward 21 getting ready to serve the ball

Sportsmanship and skill bring girls’ tennis to 13-5 victory over Pacifica

Naomi Schmitt, Reporter
September 8, 2019
Credit: Rachel Chang / The Foothill Dragon Press

The Science Hub: telescope controversy, amazon rainforest fires, northern white rhinos

Thomas Weldele, Naomi Schmitt, and Matthew Godfrey
August 28, 2019

[Video] Lauren Saenz ’19: Categorizing Minorities

June 9, 2019
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[Photo] May: History of the marginalized

Hana Vrablik and Jimena Perez
May 29, 2019
Students dance late into the night.

“Midsummer Night Masquerade Prom” unites students through music and dancing

Dylan Mullaney and Naomi Schmitt
May 15, 2019
“The faster you can get your hands on starting, the faster you can call 911, the faster you can engage, the better the survival rate is for the person you are working with,” Bioscience Academy Coordinator Mika Anderson said.

Foothill staff completes first-ever AED, CPR training

Naomi Schmitt, Illustrator
March 13, 2019
This course will discuss prejudice and discrimination in the U.S. in the past, and in today’s society.

[Photo] New ethnic studies/social justice class can “empower students”

Jimena Perez, Writer
March 9, 2019
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