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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...

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...

This often overlooked mural could be the most old school art in Wildcat Nation

As a newsroom, we believe that preserving knowing our past is essential for our future. If you have any information about the mural’s origins or the artist behind it, please reach out to Ukiah High News student journalist Savannah Kram at savannah_kram27@uusd.net.

Ukiah High’s Homecoming dance is next week. Read this to get a date. 

We spoke with Wildcats about the best ways to ask, and be asked to a school dance.

Ukiah High has an unexplained clock tower. Help us learn its story.

Please reach out if you know anything about when the clock tower was built, who the artist is behind the art, or any interesting facts about this piece of Wildcat Nation.

Supporting Wildcats: Ms. Jonica Vice’s New Role as Vice Principal

Ms. Vice told us she hopes Wildcats come by and get to know her saying,“my office is always open.”

More Than Just Lunch: The Faces Behind Ukiah High’s Meals

“It's all about seeing the kids' faces while they grab their food, the small conversations they have and the small smiles on their faces”.

The Mummified Cat of Ukiah High School: A Mystery Uncovered

Tucked away in a box in the back of Mrs. Halpins’ classroom, a small, mummified cat lays dormant for generations of Wildcats to come —its presence, both startling and fascinating.