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A Fond Farewell: Reflections on Dr. Alvarez’s Time at Ukiah High

As the 2025-2026 school year comes to a close, we must say goodbye to our beloved seniors, teachers, and, this year, our principal. During her term, Dr. Analese Alvarez...

Senior Highlight: Amy Hernandez Mendoza’s Advice to Future Wildcats

As we wrap the year up and graduation approaches, we are reminded of the Seniors who will be...

Ukiah Wildcat Makes it to the Big Leagues

Nine years after graduating from UHS, Devin Kirby has signed a contract with the Athletics! Prior to his...

Administration of Justice (ADJ): A CTE Pathway at UHS

Here at UHS, one of the CTE pathways available is Administration of Justice, which has recently returned to...

AP Testing is Next Week: Tips on How to Prepare

As Spring unfolds, so does the feeling of anxiety, urgency, and determination to face AP exams. Students need...

Wildcats! It’s Time to Vote: Meet Your 2026–27 ASB Candidates

It’s election time, Wildcats! Voting begins for the 2026-27 school year this week! In the running are the following ASB Offices: President, Vice President,...

A Deeper Understanding of Black History Month 

Every February, Black History Month offers us an opportunity to reflect on the history and achievements of Black individuals who have helped shape the...

The Benefits of Joining School Clubs: How They Unlock Your Potential

Have you ever thought about participating in a club? Clubs are a great way to connect with people while building your college resume.  High school...

From student to teacher: Mr. Merritt’s journey comes full circle at Ukiah High

'Mr. Merritt has a very fun and playful attitude while still keeping us on track and getting our work done. I wouldn’t say he’s very strict, but he definitely has his rules.'

Ukiah Girls Tennis stays hot with four straight wins

'Our future is solid. We should finish the season well and be strong again next year.'

‘Gets Me In My Zone’: Ukiah High cracks the books at Black Oak

'There's something about just being in a coffee shop and opening your computer to do your homework …you can't beat it.'