The CCC should digitalize college application materials The Editors-in-Chief November 8, 2019 Editorial One by one, students tentatively enter the Guidance office and place their cover sheets and secondary school reports in the designated basket. While some students lift up the stack of forms, discreetly sliding ...
All students should be able to choose to have a flipped class The Editors-in-Chief November 8, 2019 Editorial As education continues to evolve, traditional teaching methods have begun to make way for newer instructional approaches designed to not only accommodate advancements in technology but also cater to alternative...
School-wide safety procedures, communication require reform The Editors-in-Chief November 8, 2019 Editorial As the lunch period came to an end on Nov. 4, students began mentally preparing themselves for fifth period. But as they walked to class, armed Palo Alto police officers raced after a suspected bank robber, cau...
Teachers should have paid parental leave The Editors-in-Chief October 23, 2019 Editorial Every year, the Palo Alto Unified School District and the Palo Alto Educators Association spend hours discussing the Collective Bargaining Agreement – the legal contract negotiated between the teachers union an...
Paly facilities should be more accessible for people with physical disabilities The Editors-in-Chief September 6, 2019 Editorial One of the most gratifying benefits of attending Paly is the myriad facilities students can utilize, from the extensive gymnasium to the multistory Media Arts Center. However, many Paly buildings currently lack...
Scheduling decisions require more student involvement The Editors-in-Chief September 6, 2019 Editorial Paly’s new bell schedule, featuring a Monday that alternates between even and odd periods every other week and a fixed schedule for Tuesday through Friday, has been met with controversy. The back-to-back eve...
Admin should fund additional college and career counselor The Editors-in-Chief September 6, 2019 Editorial Just a few days after the start of the school year, the College & Career Center sent out an email informing the Paly community that due to a lack of funding, Andrea Bueno’s position as one of three college ...
Compensation for teachers who host AP review sessions The Editors-in-Chief June 21, 2019 Editorial With Advanced Placement (AP) testing coming to an end, students in AP classes can breathe a collective sigh of relief as they close both their note-filled study guides and their eyes to finally lay down for som...
Post-Paly Plans 2019 The Editors-in-Chief May 28, 2019 Post-Paly Plans, Showcase, Uncategorized The Post-Paly Plans Map has historically been one of The Campanile’s most highly anticipated pieces. Though its intended purpose was to celebrate the post-graduation plans of every senior, the reality is the ma...
Dear Paly: Letter from the Editors-in-Chief of The Campanile The Editors-in-Chief April 21, 2019 Editorial, Showcase, Spotlight 5 When the five of us stepped into the Editor-in-Chief role a year ago, we knew the next 12 months of our lives would be a whirlwind of breaking news and deadlines, picas and headlines. We expected to be immersed...
