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

With unconventional approaches to his classroom, Mr.  Evan Liddle creates a unique classroom environment that he hopes is beneficial to his students.

Mr. Liddle brings an unconventional approach to his classroom environment

Nethra Dhamodaran and Sonia Keswani April 20, 2022

Unlimited extensions and almost non-existent deadlines are one of the many unconventional approaches that AP World History teacher Evan Liddle takes to his classroom in hopes that his methods are worth...

This simple embracelet allows students to find a source of comfort during their stressful day.

Embracelet combines fashion and comfort

Nayja Shah, Staff Writer April 19, 2022

Embracelet, a student-led business founded by a group of local high-schoolers, helps tackle anxiety and stress using fidget-bracelets. Launched on March 8, Embracelet was created for the Junior Achievement...

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Questions rise about admissions cuts after the UC Berkeley lawsuit

Shreyas Sambara and Faizan Azhar April 14, 2022

A recent lawsuit by local residents of Berkeley forced the California university to reduce their incoming class size for the upcoming 2022-23 school year.  The lawsuit, filed by organization Save Berkeley’s...

The rapid test pictured above has been distributed throughout America, as people are able to figure out if they have Covid-19 from the comfort of their own homes.

What You Need to Know: COVID-19

Jia Takayoshi and Rhea Master April 4, 2022

COVID-19 What to do once you find out you have Covid-19? Once you find out you are infected with the Covid-19 virus, you should: Stay home Take care of yourself Stay in touch with your doctor ...

The Wildcat Tribune celebrates women-led businesses on International Womens Day.

Building up the bay – celebrating International Women’s Day

International Women’s Day was celebrated on March 8, 2022 across 80 countries, honoring the previous achievements of women and empowering future generations. The value of women’s achievements is...

building in a diagonal angle, sign titled Bunso Breads

Bunso Breads is the first Filipino Bakery in the Tri-Valley

Jennifer Sheng, Carina Liu, and Olivia Phongsa March 28, 2022

Rina Cajayon owns Bunso Breads, the only Filipino bakery in the Tri-Valley. The bakery is located in Downtown Pleasanton, and the name reflects an aspect of Cajayon’s life. In Tagalog, “Bunso” is...

Many students grouped together outside with their backpacks on the ground or benches

Students and faculty adjust back to in-person school amid COVID-19 concerns

Allan Zhang and Mason Fang March 11, 2022

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic and recent surge in Omicron cases, students and faculty at Dougherty Valley High School expressed mixed feelings about adjusting back to in-person school after winter break. With...

Ms. Annie Nguyen, a science teacher at Dougherty Valley High School, recently founded an employee resource group to provide a safe space for BIPOC teachers to share their stories and discuss cultural inclusion on campus.

Employee resource group promotes solidarity and support for teachers of color

Lauren Chen, Editor-in-Chief March 7, 2022

Over 5,200 race-related incidents and hate crimes were reported in 2020, a 32% increase from 2019, according to information gathered by the FBI. Emotions like fear, grief and anger affected students and...

A purple-background poster is taped onto school walls. The poster says, I knew then, and I know now when it comes to justice, theres no last way to get it, in red letters. A symbol shows a black fist held up.

DVHS Black Student Union calls for unity of black community during Black History Month

Ananya Pinnamaneni and Sylvia Ho March 6, 2022

With only 2.3% of Dougherty Valley High School’s population being African American, there is often a lack of emphasis placed on the representation of black students on campus.  “At our school,...

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DVHS clarifies COVID case-counting protocol amidst concerns

Suhani Kashyap, Ashley Lee, Tanvi Rao, and Jennifer Sheng February 17, 2022

As the Omicron COVID-19 variant continues to spread, Dougherty Valley High School administrators have been working to accurately count the cases and reach out to parents about it. However, despite the...

The recent increase in crime rates in the Bay Area concerns residents

Increased crime rates in the Bay Area worry the community

Ashley Lee, Staff Writer February 13, 2022

While Danville and San Ramon have been known as some of the safest towns in California, the number of crimes in the Bay Area has increased in the past few years, causing multiple cities such as Stockton,...

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Palisades Tahoe makes reparations towards Indigenous women

Daphne Wang, Kimberly Cui, and Shreya Jagannathan January 31, 2022

Due to the racist and misogynistic connotations directed towards Indigenous peoples from its name, the world-renowned ski resort Squaw Valley was renamed Palisades Tahoe on Sept. 13, 2021.  The vastest...

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