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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...
Spring Elections Continue: Meet Your 2026-27 Class Officer Candidates!
It's election season for Wildcats. This week (4/20-4/24), voting continues with elections for the following class offices: President,...
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...
Honoring the Past, Inspiring the Future: Women’s History Month at Ukiah High
The Ukiah High News Team wants to recognize Women’s History Month here at Wildcat Nation. We’re offering an...
Ukiah High takes action against the opioid crisis
Ukiah High Principal Dr. Analese Alvarez sees Narcan as a crucial safety measure on campus. “The fact that we have Narcan on campus is huge."
Ukiah High Cheer’s Road to Nationals: Hard Work, Nerves, and Teamwork
In their first year as a competitive team, Ukiah High School’s cheer squad made history, placing second at the JAMZ School Cheer Nationals in Las Vegas. The competition is one of the biggest in the country, bringing together top middle and high school teams to battle for national titles with high-energy routines and intense performances.
Cleaning up Ukiah High for the sake of wildlife and ourselves
"I will say I am baffled at how some students treat this campus."
Walking the Line: Ukiah High’s campus supervisors keep students safe
With nearly 1,800 students, Ukiah High’s campus supervisors play a key role in keeping the school safe and running smoothly. While teachers and coaches support students in the classroom and on the field, supervisors are the first line of defense when it comes to security and student well-being.
Locked Out: Ukiah High’s bathroom policy sparks debate
After Winter Break, Ukiah High students returned to campus to find a more restrictive bathroom policy in place. These changes have been met with skepticism from students, while staff members wait to see if they lead to improved behavior.
Ukiah High’s FFA faces tough choices after California bans poultry shows
“I really wanted to show chickens and I’m really sad.”
