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The RoundUp

The student news site of Clements High School

The RoundUp

The student news site of Clements High School

The RoundUp

Bus driver Mary Haynes behind the wheel of her school bus after she finishing her route.

The story behind the rows of yellow

Shubhi Bhagat, Promotional Manager May 28, 2026

The parking lot erupts the moment the clock strikes 2:50 p.m.  Rows of yellow buses inch forward as thousands of students spill out of school in every direction. Police officers block traffic, administrators...

Freshman Natasha Rosseland (left) and partner junior Isabella Young (right) with their medals after achieving second place at the state tournament.

The formidable freshman: Natasha Rosseland

Aiva Mahmood, Reporter May 27, 2026

On a powerhouse Tennis varsity team ranked among the top five in the state, making it onto the roster is already an accomplishment itself. But in just one season, freshman Natasha Rosseland, not only earned...

The entire cast of “No Exit,” produced by senior Aanya Chand for the Student-Directed One-Act Play (SDOAP).

“No Exit”: when hell is other people

Shubhi Bhagat, Promotional Manager May 26, 2026

A room with no doors. No mirrors. No exit. Just a suffocating chamber where the air hangs thin, as if holding its breath for the next three strangers about to enter. When the lights dim and fog crawls...

The 2026 yearbook staff standing together for a hallway group photo.

A lifetime of memories in 249 pages:

Shubhi Bhagat, Promotional Manager May 24, 2026

  Coverage has shifted from text-heavy pages to photo-driven storytelling. Older yearbooks relied on long writing, while today’s editions focus on photos supported by captions and quotes. Student...

Sophomore Alex Su, the Tea Club founder and president, in traditional Chinese attire for Clement's annual International Festival (IFEST).

A sip of serenity with the Tea Club

Aiva Mahmood, Reporter May 24, 2026

Step into Room 1313, and the frantic pace of Clements High School dissolves into the scent of leaves and teas. The room is home to the Tea Club, which has become one of the most prominent places within...

Junior Lipi Shah said she prefers taking candid photos instead of posed ones because they feel more real.

Finding the moment behind the lens: Lipi Shah

Saidy Miranda, Reporter May 14, 2026

While everyone else is busy living the moment, junior Lipi Shah is the one making sure it never gets forgotten. At football games, school events and even quiet moments in between, Shah is not in the background....

Whether it’s in the classroom or her counseling office, counselor Cara Snell’s priority has always been the students.

Guided by heart: counselor Cara Snell

Grace Hu, Editor-in-chief April 5, 2026

From working through grief and medical-related stresses with children within cold hospital walls, to a more blanketed counselor role in her warmer, dimly-lit office with sporadically placed potted plants,...

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