Ellie Koff has been a dedicated member of the Falconer staff since her sophomore year of high school, and has served as a Staff Writer, Entertainment Editor, and is now an Assistant Editor-in-Chief. Koff consistently brings passion and enthusiasm to the newsroom. This year, Koff is looking forward to spending another year on staff as she explores new opportunities in her role as the Assistant Editor in Chief of outreach and looks forward to engaging with the community with the goal of increasing readership of the Falconer. Outside the newsroom, Koff enjoys spending time with friends at the beach, traveling with her family, reading murder mystery novels, updating her Pinterest board with fresh inspiration, and practicing yoga. Her passion for storytelling and eye for detail shine through in her work and her worldly view offers a fresh perspective to the paper. When she’s not in the newsroom, Koff can often be found at a café, latte in hand, brainstorming the paper’s next big story.
During halftime, the varsity football team (4-6) runs out ready to compete. The varsity football team (4-6) lost to the Mavericks after a score of 28-0.
The varsity football team (4-6) lines up for a play against La Costa Canyon High School (10-0). The Falcons fell to their long standing rivals, the Mavericks, on Friday night with a final score of 28-0.
On June 28, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that cities can now ban unhoused individuals from sleeping in public areas. According to the American Civil Liberties Union, the court ruled that this decision...
The Falconer transitioned from print to an online news platform from the 2024-25 school year following the retirement of former adviser Mia Smith.
By contrast to the previous system of distributing...
Ellie Koff, Assistant Editor-in-Chief, Outreach
• September 6, 2024
To start off the fall semester, several University of California and California State University campuses implemented new protest policies on Aug. 20 in an effort to prevent the violence that arose from...
Two separate incidents over the summer resulted in the theft of four golf carts, 60 cameras and lenses, a drone and camera batteries from the school.
Three golf carts stored by the auto tech garage...
