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FoodEEs Ep. 17: Azuma Japanese Cuisine
In the FoodEEs series, El Estoque staff members take on different food establishments, reviewing the menu items based on taste, price and authenticity. Azuma Japanese Cuisine covers a menu with a wide variety of dishes, such as salads, rolls, udon (a type of Japanese noodle), donburi (a Japanese rice bowl dish) and various appetizers.
New MVHS students discuss their first impressions of the school
Students reflect on their experiences after recently moving to MVHS, discussing the academic rigor, belonging and overall atmosphere Cambria Kannan As senior Cambria Kannan scrolled meticulously through the breakdown of academics at schools near her family’s new home in Cupertino, her eyes immediately fixated upon an overwhelming concern.
MVHS begins WASC accreditation process
MVHS is undergoing its next cycle of the Western Association of Schools and Colleges accreditation process during the 2026-2027 school year. Every six years, WASC, an independent accreditation organization, tasks MVHS with closely examining its programs to determine school strengths and room for growth. Through a comprehensive self-study, MVHS generates a report that a visiting committee of Bay Area teachers and administrators will read before coming to MVHS to verify the school’s self-assessment.
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top of page Minding MVHS El Estoque's Features section explores how MVHS supports students' mental health By: Jonah Chang, Maahi Dev, Suryansh Gupta, Zaid Naqvi Minding MVHS Scroll down to learn more Project Bridge builds community through collaboration and creativity The new club provides an opportunity for special needs students to pursue passion projects By: Jonah Chang and Suryansh Gupta Students take mental health days to support their wellness and school-life balance With California law...
Students take mental health days to support their wellness and school-life balance
Dimly lit laptop screens in the middle of the night crammed with open assignment tabs have become a common occurrence for many MVHS students. For sophomore Mika Yuan, one week in particular had become unmanageable, filled with a packed workload, a piano exam and personal grief. It was only when she felt herself unfocused and her performance declining that she made the decision to take a day off.
Varsity Boys Tennis falls 4-3 against Lynbrook High School
Maahi Dev is currently a sophomore and a staff writer for El Estoque. She loves crêpes and binge-watching the latest TV shows. In her free time, she’s often behind a camera, traveling with her family or spending time with friends.
FoodEEs Ep.11: Dough Zone
In the FoodEEs series, El Estoque staff members take on different food establishments, reviewing the menu items based on taste, price and authenticity. Specializing in dim sum and other Chinese cuisine, Dough Zone offers a wide variety of dumplings, wontons, noodles and other traditional delicacies. The restaurant’s selection of dishes at relatively low prices makes it easy to sample multiple plates.
FoodEEs Ep.11: Dough Zone
In the FoodEEs series, El Estoque staff members take on different food establishments, reviewing the menu items based on taste, price and authenticity. Specializing in dim sum and other Chinese cuisine, Dough Zone offers a wide variety of dumplings, wontons, noodles and other traditional delicacies. The restaurant’s selection of dishes at relatively low prices makes it easy to sample multiple plates.
FoodEEs Ep. 10: Phin Cafe
In the FoodEEs series, El Estoque staff members take on different food establishments, reviewing the menu items based on taste, price and authenticity. Combining Vietnamese food and drinks with cafe culture, Phin Cafe showcases its heritage through a large selection of menu items such as Banh Mi sandwiches, Vietnamese egg coffee and pandan flavored food and drinks.
FoodEEs Ep. 10: Phin Cafe
In the FoodEEs series, El Estoque staff members take on different food establishments, reviewing the menu items based on taste, price and authenticity. Combining Vietnamese food and drinks with cafe culture, Phin Cafe showcases its heritage through a large selection of menu items such as Banh Mi sandwiches, Vietnamese egg coffee and pandan flavored food and drinks.
Sophomore Emerinne Denina furthers her passion for soccer through Philippine U17 Talent ID Camp
Stark letters stood out from a brightly lit screen with the kind of message sophomore Emerinne Denina had dreamed of seeing. “Congratulations,” the email began, confirming Denina was officially on the list for the Philippine Women’s National Team Identification camp, a dream she’s been working towards since even before watching the team play in 2023 at the World Cup in New Zealand. Denina’s soccer journey began in first grade, when her mom suggested she try out for her elementary school team.
El Estoque Opinion | Love is a game
LOVE IS A GAME El Estoque's opinion section explores the intricacies of high school relationships By Jonah Chang, Maahi Dev, Radhika Dharmapurikar, Leo Lee, Liz Liu, Suhana Mahabal, Sania Nadkarni, Amberly Sun, Rafaella Vento, Ellie Wang, Asha Wojciechowski Illustrations by Ellie Wang and Asha Wojciechowski MVHS parents express concerns and support for high school dating Many parents worry dating is unhealthy for students, while others see it as a learning opportunity By Jonah Chang and Leo...
The situation with situationships
“Hey, um, I just wanna tell you that, um, I’m not really looking… for anything… serious. Is that okay?” This is what main character Summer Finn says to Tom Hansen in the 2009 film “500 Days of Summer.” The central conflict of the movie revolves around the ambiguous romantic relationship between two characters, as Finn meets Hansen, a hopeless romantic. The two grow closer, and the dynamic evolves to be more relationship-like, with holding hands and going on dates.
In Review: Volume 4, 2025
"Such A Funny Way" - Sabrina Carpenter Originally released as a bonus-track alongside her seventh studio album “Man’s Best Friend,” “Such a Funny Way” by American singer-songwriter Sabrina Carpenter reflects on one-sided affection and the heartbreak of loving someone who always gave excuses. Initially available exclusively on vinyl, Carpenter released the bonus-track on streaming services on Dec. 24, 2025 as a way to thank her fans for a successful year.
Varsity Boys Soccer ties Lynbrook High School 1-1
Varsity Boys Soccer tied 1-1 against Lynbrook High School on Wednesday, Jan. 15. With both teams playing conservatively, the game was off to a slow start as good defense and possession of the ball were the major focus. However, at the 40-minute mark, MVHS took a 1-0 lead, with sharp passing and a goal scored by junior forward Lewly Tzankov. Still, LHS caught up in the second half, putting more players up to attack and maintaining possession for longer, scoring a goal and tying the game at 1-1.
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El Estoque's opinion section explores the nuances of the climate crisis
The City of Cupertino holds its annual Veterans Day ceremony
The event honors those who have served or are currently serving for their dedication and sacrifice The City of Cupertino held its annual Veterans Day ceremony on Tuesday, Nov. 11, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Memorial Park, gathering veterans, first responders and community members to honor those who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces. The event featured speeches from community leaders and local veterans, along with musical performances by the Kennedy Middle School choir.
Time Out! Ep. 37: Luna Lee
AQ: Hi, I’m Alexandra Qiu. MD: And I’m Maahi Dev. Welcome to episode 37 of Time Out!, where we explore the MVHS sports scene to learn more about the journeys of our very own athletes from various sports. AQ: Today, we are joined by sophomore Luna Lee as she reflects on her journey through figure skating. Let’s break the ice! MD: When did you start figure skating?
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El Estoque's Arts & Entertainment section documents Homecoming 2025 By Maahi Dev, Meghna Dixit, Rafaella Fantine Vargas Machuca Vento, Sana Karkhanis, Vaishnavi Katukam, Sih Yu (Melody) Lin, Juju Ling, Alex Perrault, Alexandra Qiu, Leo Wei, Kate Yang and Benjamin Zhang ILLUSTRATIONS | MEGHNA DIXIT, JUJU LING, ALEXANDRA QIU AND BENJAMIN ZHANG Check in daily for updates!
Diet culture claims to advocate for better health, but in reality sets toxic beauty standards that glamorize skinniness
“If I didn’t change soon, I was going to live a life where my major relationship was with a bottle of wine, and I’d finally die fat and alone,” says main character Bridget Jones in the 2001 cult classic film “Bridget Jones’s Diary.” The movie centers around Jones, whose weight is depicted as a major source of discontent in her life, as she considers herself extremely fat and believes she can only find love and happiness by losing weight.
Diet culture claims to advocate for better health, but in reality sets toxic beauty standards that glamorize skinniness
“If I didn’t change soon, I was going to live a life where my major relationship was with a bottle of wine, and I’d finally die fat and alone,” says main character Bridget Jones in the 2001 cult classic film “Bridget Jones’s Diary.” The movie centers around Jones, whose weight is depicted as a major source of discontent in her life, as she considers herself extremely fat and believes she can only find love and happiness by losing weight.
How does one go D1?
15 minutes had passed since the phone was supposed to ring. At 12:15 p.m., junior Kylee Mark sat alone in her bedroom and restlessly fiddled with her fingers, repeatedly glancing at her desk. In her nervous fit, Kylee lunged for her phone, texting the Cal Poly San Luis Obispo representative, “Am I supposed to call you?” After deciding on a 12:30 p.m. phone call with the recruiter, Kylee’s anxiety skyrocketed, and she was convinced she wouldn’t receive the Division I offer.
How does one go D1?
15 minutes had passed since the phone was supposed to ring. At 12:15 p.m., junior Kylee Mark sat alone in her bedroom and restlessly fiddled with her fingers, repeatedly glancing at her desk. In her nervous fit, Kylee lunged for her phone, texting the Cal Poly San Luis Obispo representative, “Am I supposed to call you?” After deciding on a 12:30 p.m. phone call with the recruiter, Kylee’s anxiety skyrocketed, and she was convinced she wouldn’t receive the Division 1 offer.
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