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The Tipping Point: special education teachers, parents claim lack of clarity, funding, communication while administration disagrees.

Tiffany He and Dhruv Shetty November 16, 2022

With 10.1% of PAUSD students qualifying for special education services, district and site level administrators say they are constantly focusing on improving the program to give these students the extra...

The College Admissions Game

The College Admissions Game

Dinu Deshpande, Hannah Singer, and Brianna Zhou October 22, 2022

Two cases headed to the U.S. Supreme Court this month hold the power to alter the way colleges use race as a factor in their admissions processes. Many experts believe the conservative majority of the...

Art by Rachel Lee, Lucy Li and Hannah Singer

Out for blood

Lucy Li September 15, 2022

Last week, administration placed notices in various Paly restrooms announcing the school would start providing free menstrual products in restrooms in compliance with California’s Menstrual Equity for...

Spotlight: The Hidden Killer

Spotlight: The Hidden Killer

Gina Bae May 21, 2022

Flower bouquets, candles and objects that represented senior Lauren Brierly covered the folding tables on Los Altos High School’s quad on April 4. A poster with hand-written messages dedicated to Brierly...

Karen Ambrose Hickey/Used with Permission

The funding fumble

Margot Blanco, Tiffany He, and Dinu Deshpande April 3, 2022

Nelson Gifford resigned as head football coach on Tuesday. This resignation follows Gifford being let go from his position as athletic director last Thursday. Gifford, a 1999 Paly graduate, was the head...

Demystifying the digital footprint

Demystifying the digital footprint

Lillian Clark February 9, 2022

With trembling fingers, Gunn senior Edlyn Hsueh clicks “post,” adding to her feed of personal snapshots and portraits, some with her friends and others showcasing revealing costumes.  Almost immediately,...

Falling Behind the Curve

Falling Behind the Curve

Cayden Gu December 7, 2021

Few Paly students can say they have been in all three math lanes. But senior Anneke Salvadori can.  “Freshman year, I took geometry honors, and then I dropped into the ‘A’ lane,” Salvadori said....

Art by Meya Gao

The Delinquency Dilemma

Rachel Feinstein November 13, 2021

[divider]Evolution of juvenile justice[/divider] While the United States has a separate justice system for juveniles, that hasn’t always been the case. In fact, prior to the 20th century, youths were...

Photo by JT Bard

Transcending gender norms

Ajay Venkatraman October 15, 2021

Junior Noah Boyarsky (he/him) said students often view his transition to being male as something he decided on a whim. “I think a lot of people who don’t have experience with this just assume that...

Art By: Gina Bae & Jimmy Miller

Debunking drinking Culture

Charlotte Hallenbeck September 10, 2021

We’re surprised that underage drinking is happening, which I find interesting and funny because we definitely promoted it –– it’s one of our core values. –Ben Bolanos Three...

Post-Paly Prestige

Post-Paly Prestige

Adora Zheng May 25, 2021

Every fall, millions of high school seniors sit down at their computers and attempt to boil their life’s journey into a 650-word essay. Their application, which consists of transcripts soaked in sweat,...

Facing discriminasian

Facing discriminasian

Jack Galetti April 29, 2021

[divider]A long history of racism[/divider] The recent rise in anti-Asian violence and hate crimes is not a recent development, and while it has shocked those unfamiliar with bigotry against Asian Americans,...

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