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Tag: Mountain View High School

California high school newspaper’s articles about sex draw ire from parents — again

Uncategorized
March 15, 2013September 5, 2018 Sara Gregory

We wrote last week about parents who have complained that articles in Mountain View High School's The Oracle were inappropriate and obscene.

Tagged California, High School Student Media/Journalism, Mountain View High School

Calif. parents complain to school district about sex articles in student newspaper

News
March 7, 2013September 5, 2018 Kaitlin Tipsword

Recent articles in Mountain View High School’s student newspaper, The Oracle, about sex have created controversy in the surrounding community, but school district administrators are backing the paper.

Tagged California, Mountain View High School, The Oracle

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