The Delicate Balance of Work and School
CSArts students have a lot on their plate. Balancing academics and conservatory take up many hours of the day, plus many students hav...
Survey Shows Students’ Split Interests
By Jessica Pang, Sep 25, 2026
Sizzles in September
By Emma Stelzried , Sep 25, 2026
Parking Lot Problems
By Sukie Huerta, Sep 25, 2026More Stories
The Delicate Balance of Work and School
CSArts students have a lot on their plate. Balancing academics and conservatory take up many hours of the day, plus many students have a side-job. So, how do CSArts students balance i...
Mila Elizalde, Sep 25, 2026
Survey Shows Students’ Split Interests
A recent survey on the correlation between students’ conservatory and favorite academic and elective classes brings focus to the variety of things CSArts students enjoy.
Jessica Pang, Sep 25, 2026
Sizzles in September
Southern California has been experiencing an intense heat wave recently, bringing unusually high temperatures to the area. Some temperatures have climbed into the 100s, and the UV ind...
Emma Stelzried , Sep 25, 2026
Parking Lot Problems
The school year only started somewhat recently, but a lot of people have been talking about the car line. It’s been taking longer and longer for parents to exit the parking lot both d...
Sukie Huerta, Sep 25, 2026
Observing the No Food Rule
The “No Food” sign in many classrooms might be hard to swallow for some, but it’s a must for students with food allergies and sensitivities.
Noelle Lee, Sep 25, 2026
Microplastics and Their Effects on the Soil
Many students at CSArts get their food from the cafeteria, relying on plastic products. We see plastic everywhere, but have you ever wondered about the invisible plastic in the soil?
Ava Barrios, Sep 25, 2026
Juniors vs Seniors Loaded Schedules: Analyzing the Data
When sophomores picked their classes for junior year, roughly one in three received a pink sticker from their counselors: “You are taking more than 3 AP classes.” Did that scare them?...
Mariam Ghazaryan, Sep 25, 2026
AP World History vs. World History: Which is best for you?
Diet or Regular? Leaded or Unleaded? AP or CP? So many questions! So many choices! And for World History students, choosing the right class can make all the difference.
Luna Borboa, Sep 25, 2026
Falling in Love with Fall
Jumping high up in the air and giggling with delight as you land on a pile of crunchy autumn leaves is a common thing for childhood. But as you age, fall becomes less joyful and turns...
Leila VanAckeren, Sep 25, 2026
El Niño and its Impact on CSArts
Forecasters usually say, “Bring an umbrella, because it’s going to rain!” But, this winter you may need to bring a boat because of El Niño. El Niño is a weather phenomenon that occur...
Ava Barrios, Sep 25, 2026
Doomed to Scroll!
Have you ever wondered how screen time affects your social life in the long run? Or how you interact with the world? Many students at CSArts rely on the technology of their computers ...
Angelina Grimaldi and Pippin Langdon, Sep 25, 2026
Dolly's Legacy
As the school bells rang for lunch, students clamored to grab their cellphones, they were greeted with the news of icon Dolly Parton’s death on August 25. Many students know Parton fo...
Pippin Langdon, Sep 25, 2026
Cultural Arts Show Closing Ceremony
Art has long been a way for people to connect and express their unique backgrounds. At the Cultural Arts Show closing ceremony, students and teachers gathered to view artwork represen...
Karina Yue, Sep 25, 2026
Is CSArts' New Chromebook Policy Working?
CSArts-SGV introduced a new Chromebook policy this school year, assigning each student a school Chromebook to use in and out of the classroom. According to Principal Mrs. Read, the ch...
Ayleen Park, Sep 25, 2026
Cheers for Chuseok
Today marks the main day of the three-day harvest of this lunar year, Chuseok. Chuseok’s literal translation is “autumn evening”. It signifies the end of the summer farming season. Tr...
Delight Kim, Sep 25, 2026
Bug Off!
If you thought mosquito bites were just annoying, the news is not encouraging. West Nile Virus is spreading in Los Angeles and nationwide and health officials stating 2026 could be th...
Julia Lord, Sep 25, 2026
AI and the Future of Art
Let’s be honest, now that AI is around, art will never be the same. While AI can be a useful tool, its growing presence has raised concerns among young artists who dream of pursuing ...
Emma Tso, Sep 25, 2026
AI and Creative Writing
Many classrooms use devices as a learning tool. But Teachers across the world are having to remake their lesson plans due to students abusing AI. It’s one click away for someone to ge...
Richard Conte, Sep 25, 2026
A New Science Class Arrives on Earth and CSArts
A new class has been added to the roster! Chemistry’s competition, Earth and Space Sciences, sets the stage and opens new learning opportunities. Recently, a class called “Earth and S...
Logan Phillips, Sep 25, 2026
Survey Shows Student’s Hopes for CSArts’ Future
The data from a recent survey created by a CSArtisan journalist delivers the CSArts-SGV administration rare insight on student perspectives for future classes and conservatory interes...
Jessica Pang, May 19, 2026