Penny Locke is a second year Echo staff member. She is class of 2028 and joined journalism because she wants to continue growing as a writer and a journalist. She enjoys sports and hanging out with friends.
After an almost 35 year hiatus, Encinal wrestling has returned to campus this winter season. With a great tone setting the season, this sport looks to stay in the future.
“Encinal and district leadership...
Members of Alameda Education Association (AEA)—the local teachers’ union—have started rallying for better pay from the Alameda Unified School District (AUSD). The essential goal of the action is...
On Nov. 6, Encinal competed in the first round of NCS against Tamalpais. The Jets fell short, losing 15-6, marking the end of their 2025 water polo season.
“This has been the most special season that...
On Thursday, Oct. 9, two unauthorized individuals entered a classroom at Encinal High School and assaulted a student, causing a shelter-in-place and a response from the Alameda Police Department. The intruders...
Playing sports takes training, memorizing, and hard physical work, not to mention being able to work well with a team. All these requirements of being on a team can also be found in the cheerleaders who...
After going undefeated in their league and placing second at the NCS Championships, Encinal’s varsity women advanced even further, the basketball season ending at the CIF semi-finals against Woodland...
With 2:48 left in the fourth quarter, Senior Jazzy Alcantar sank two free throws to make the score 49-48 in the NCS Championship. However, this would be as close as the Jets would get to an elusive championship,...
On October 22, the second annual island bowl between the Alameda and Encinal varsity flag football team took place. During halftime, Encinal holds a lead, and in a clean interception, freshman Violet Yap...
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