Kathryn Foo

Dec 9, 2024 | elestoque.org | Ethan Kellogg |Kathryn Foo

Students were released and all activities for the day have been cancelled MVHS students sheltered in place for the second time in a month after an anonymous threatening email was sent to administrators on Monday, Dec. 9.

Nov 2, 2024 | elestoque.org | Arushi Singh |Kathryn Foo

El Estoque competes against the MVHS Boys and Girls Basketball team in basketball El Estoque players play against the MVHS Boys and Girls Basketball team in a shortened basketball game of two eight-minute rounds to see how difficult playing basketball is. They put their skills to the test with quick passes and unexpected moves. Will score a victory or will the court prove too challenging? About the Contributors Arushi Singh is currently a senior and a Sports Editor for El Estoque.

Nov 1, 2024 | elestoque.org | Kathryn Foo |Alan Tai

Solve EE’s mini crossword Created by Kathryn Foo and Alan Tai using the online cross word generator from Amuse Labs About the Contributors Kathryn Foo is a senior and an Editor in Chief. She is apparently extremely uncultured but can talk for hours if given the chance. Alan is currently a senior and an Editor-in-Chief for El Estoque. He is an active member of MV Speech & Debate and enjoys exploring technology.

Sep 29, 2024 | elestoque.org | Kathryn Foo

As senior Royce Tse examined an athlete who’d just arrived at the athletic trainer’s office, he pulled from his growing experience as a student athletic trainer on campus to diagnose the athlete’s sore leg with a hamstring injury. Yet as he discussed his prediction with MVHS’ athletic trainer Myesha Taylor, she gently made fun of his confidence, explaining that the injured issue was in the I.T. Band rather than the hamstring. Tse says this experience was just the first of many learning moments.

Sep 23, 2024 | elestoque.org | Kathryn Foo

As senior Royce Tse examined an athlete who’d just arrived at the athletic trainer’s office, he pulled from his growing experience as a student athletic trainer on campus to diagnose the athlete’s sore leg with a hamstring injury. Yet as he discussed his prediction with MVHS’ athletic trainer Myesha Taylor, she gently made fun of his confidence, explaining that the injured issue was in the I.T. Band rather than the hamstring. Tse says this experience was just the first of many learning moments.