Why teachers share their political opinions

by Anisha K. | August 9, 2020 | Features | 0 Comments

In a relaxed school environment like Nueva’s, it’s not uncommon for teachers to foster energetic political discussion amongst their students, a practice which has even manifested at a school-wide level through special events centered around topics like practicing civil discourse. This is intended to give students a platform to express their opinions and learn how to engage in tough conversations with their peers, as well as build trust and create a “safe space.”

Robotics team wins prestigious regional award

by Anisha K. | August 9, 2020 | Features, News | 0 Comments

This year, despite their constant hard work and enthusiasm, none of the members of Team 4904: Bot-Provoking were expecting to receive the Chairman’s Award at this year’s San Francisco Regional, especially after the competition season ground to a disappointing halt following the shift to remote learning and the cancellation of this year’s challenge.

Q&A with Lee Fertig

by Willow Taylor C.Y. | June 25, 2020 | Uncategorized | 0 Comments

Nueva’s next Head of School on transitions, goals, and the importance of listening

The coronavirus has given us a glimpse of a cleaner future—can we sustain it?

by Anouschka B. | June 24, 2020 | Uncategorized | 0 Comments

The quarantine has had unexpected environmental benefits, but if we want these to continue, we need to take action.

Conversations with social justice leaders amidst socio-political turmoil

by Willow Taylor C.Y. | June 17, 2020 | Features | 0 Comments

Thousands protest on South Delaware St. near the Bay Meadows campus as a part of their route from San Mateo City Hall to the police station. Photo by Willow Taylor C. Y. As nationwide protests persist into a second week, fueled by legal victories against police...

Whatever Happened to Bay Meadows’ Nuevan Dream?

by Bayan S. | June 12, 2020 | Features | 0 Comments

When the Upper School campus first opened, Bay Meadows headlined it as “A dream come true.” When we’re all so disconnected from our community in Bay Meadows, now is the time to see if the dream of a neighborhood full of lively and academic students has stood the test of time.

Quarantine Reflections: June 3, 2020

by The Nueva Current Staff | June 3, 2020 | Features, Profiles | 0 Comments

Get to know our community through interviews with students, parents, siblings, and faculty members about their experiences during shelter-in-place and things they look forward to.

IN TODAY’S POST:
Lael S., Grade 9 | Qiao Liu, Math Teacher | Anil Assudani, Parent

Quarantine Reflections: June 2, 2020

by The Nueva Current Staff | June 2, 2020 | Features, Profiles | 0 Comments

Get to know our community through interviews with students, parents, siblings, and faculty members about their experiences during shelter-in-place and things they look forward to.

IN TODAY’S POST:
Hannah D., Grade 9 | Dashiell H., Grade 5 | Delphine Priest, Parent

Community finds new ways to exercise at home

by Cherise W. | June 2, 2020 | Sports | 0 Comments

How are members of the Nueva community staying active during the shelter-in-place?

Quarantine Reflections: June 1, 2020

by The Nueva Current Staff | June 1, 2020 | Features, Profiles | 0 Comments

Get to know our community through interviews with students, parents, siblings, and faculty members about their experiences during shelter-in-place and things they look forward to.

IN TODAY’S POST:
Fangling Lin, Parent | Leilani C., Grade 9 | Eliza B., Grade 6