Maximus Kwan (Class of 2028) is a Carlmont sophomore and staff writer for Scot Scoop. He looks forward to his first year in the journalism program. Outside of school, you can find him playing in the ...

The space industry has rapidly evolved over the past few decades, with the domination of economic giants proposing relations with NASA. The evolution of the industry proposes concerns for the ...

Three years after a shooting that killed seven farmworkers, Half Moon Bay officials and nonprofit organizations are continuing to pursue higher standards of living conditions for agricultural workers ...

Imagine someone is walking down the street, and suddenly, a $100 bill falls out of their wallet. What should the stranger behind them do? Should they slyly stash it in their pocket or quickly return ...

Sarah Goble’s son was only two-months-old when he vomited in a way his mother had never seen before. A sharp, projectile spray that ended in a spreading stain of blood. By nightfall, Goble had taken ...

Chloe (class of 2027) is a junior at Carlmont High School, and this is her second year in journalism. She enjoys drawing, watching movies, and listening to music. Outside of school, you can find her ...

As the school term nears its end, piles of water bottles and clothing lie strewn across tables outside the office and accumulate in Carlmont High School’s lost and found, with many eventually going ...

Standing on a dam, many people see a technological marvel and a clean, renewable energy source. However, behind all the engineering and carbon-free energy lies a hidden side: the startling ...

After years of planning that began in 2016, construction on the Carlmont baseball field is expected to begin later this month. Athletic Director Patrick Smith said the construction plans are focused ...

The United States has always been known as the cultural melting pot of the globe: the assimilation of various cultures into one nation. Nowhere in the nation is this notion stronger than in California ...

The posters fluttered in the wind. They were placed all over town; on poles, in schools, and in neighborhoods. They were designed and printed to perfection, considered art, even. The dull red color ...

Carlmont celebrated Valentine’s Week with fun activities every day in the quad. Students were able to buy roses for friends, enjoy snacks, and celebrate Monty’s birthday. On Friday, the C-Hall was ...