The official student news site of Dougherty Valley High School.

The Wildcat Tribune

The official student news site of Dougherty Valley High School.

The Wildcat Tribune

The official student news site of Dougherty Valley High School.

The Wildcat Tribune

 UC Berkeley academic works attend the UC strike on Sproul Plaza on Nov. 19.

UC protests spotlight workers’ rights and put a halt to students’ learning

Jack Ke and Jennifer Sheng December 12, 2022

Beginning on Nov. 14, over 50,000 academic workers across all campuses of the University of California have taken to the streets, demanding better pay and improved living conditions while college students...

Students across campus wore rainbow tape to signify their participation in the Day of Silence, just two days after the Student Voice Forum.

LGBTQ+ community speaks out about classroom experiences during DVHS Student Voice Forum

Mahika Arya and Eva Shen April 22, 2022

On Wed. April 20, DVHS held its first Student Voice Forum, led by Principal Evan Powell. According to Powell, the event was designed as a day to learn about “each other, [to learn] how to make Dougherty...

California Governor Gavin Newsom reverses UC Berkeleys admissions freeze law.

Newsom restores UC Berkeley’s prior admission levels

Ariel Wang and Megan Dhillon March 16, 2022

On Monday, March 14, Gov. Gavin Newsom signed bill SB118 which reverses University of California Berkeley’s court-ordered enrollment and admission cuts, allowing the university to continue its plans...

A screenshot of a virtual test question about systems of equations

College Board rolls out plans for digital SAT amid declining relevance

Ariel Wang, Megan Dhillon, Allan Zhang, and Kimberly Cui March 10, 2022

On Jan. 25, the College Board announced that the SAT, one of the nation’s most well-known college-entry exams, is switching to a digital format for students of the class of 2024 and beyond.  The...

Women gather together in union at downtown Danville to protest against the abortion laws.

San Ramon Valley residents protest to defend women’s reproductive rights

Jennifer Sheng and Praneetha Bhogi October 19, 2021

The Mississippi abortion law, followed by the Texas abortion law, threatened women’s decisions about their own bodies and led to nationwide protests, one of them being the Women’s March held in Danville,...

Cal High murder suspect found guilty

Shreyas Sambara, News Copy Editor September 17, 2021

Today, Christian Kelling, 24, was found guilty on charges of second-degree murder of a 17-years-old California High School student that was committed on Dec. 4, 2018. Damani Chadly was shot multiple times...

All boys bathrooms aside from those in the 1000s building and commons are current closed due to a lack of federally-required soap.

DV-ous Licks: the TikTok trend that reached Dougherty

Mahika Arya and Jade Wang September 16, 2021

As Dougherty Valley High School (DVHS) Principal Evan Powell announced on the intercom Wed. Sept. 15 that majority of the boy’s bathrooms were to be shut down due damaged and stolen property, students...

Students return to campus for in-person learning

COVID-19 cases emerge in SRVUSD schools amid in-person learning

Yuxin (Ariel) Wang, Social Media Manager August 13, 2021

As of Friday, Aug. 13, San Ramon Valley Unified District (SRVUSD) reported a total of seven COVID cases within four schools, with three positive cases from Vista Grande Elementary School, two cases from...

Demonstrators at local AAPI anti-hate rally.

Students organize San Ramon protest to “Stop Asian Hate”

Following the recent spike in anti-Asian hate crimes, Congressional candidate Rishi Kumar helped organize a youth-led anti-AAPI (American-Asian and Pacific Islander) hate rally on Sunday, April 25 at San...

SRVUSD primary students return to school for hybrid learning.

SRVUSD resumes hybrid learning for primary students

On Feb. 17, third through fifth graders, as well as students in special day classes (SDC) in the San Ramon Valley Unified School District (SRVUSD) are set to resume in-person hybrid learning, joining students...

Citing the coronavirus pandemic, College Board has announced the end of their subject tests and optional SAT essay

College Board has ended its subject tests and optional SAT essay: What does this mean?

Mahika Arya, Web Editor in Chief January 19, 2021

College Board announced on Jan. 19 that it will no longer be offering the SAT subject tests or optional essays in order to "simplify demands on students." The AP, or Advanced Placement, program has...

Many Businesses to remain closed, as the  countys ICU capacity fell below 15%

Contra Costa ICU availability falls below 15%

Shereen Ahmed, Opinions Editor December 21, 2020

There are now 12.2% of ICU beds available in the Bay Area, falling below the 15 percent capacity placed by the Governor triggering a ‘Regional Stay at Home Order’ Since the county preemptively issued...

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