School Board reforms homework philosophy Sarah O'Riordan December 9, 2018 News School Board Policy 6154 and Administrative Regulation 6154, which were first adopted in June of 2012, serve to explain and enforce Palo Alto Unified School District’s philosophy on homework: that any assignmen...
Tennis team wins first CCS match, focuses on improving tiebreakers Sarah O'Riordan November 8, 2018 Fall Sports, Girls Tennis, Sports The tennis team played their first Central Coast Section (CCS) match coming out with a decisive victory on Nov. 6. Each player won their respective games and propelled the team to the next round of CCS. Despi...
Girls varsity tennis struggles to succeed against advanced teams Sarah O'Riordan November 3, 2018 Girls Tennis, Sports After facing some tough losses and tie break situations, the Paly girls’ varsity tennis team has continued to stay dedicated and motivated as the season progresses. The team beat Homestead High School on Oct. ...
Girls varsity tennis team learns from losses, sets high hopes for fall season Sarah O'Riordan October 14, 2018 Uncategorized After a promising start to the season, the girls varsity tennis team’s schedule has intensified further. The team lost to Piedmont High School and Cupertino High School on during the week of Sept. 9, both wit...
Law firm threatens legal action over coming Board of Education election Sarah O'Riordan October 3, 2018 News Alleging that Palo Alto Unified School District’s upcoming Board of Education election is discriminatory toward minority voters, a Southern California law firm has indicated PAUSD could be the next district it ...
Top Ten Paly Pick-up Lines Sarah O'Riordan and Noah Baum October 3, 2018 Top Ten 10) Are you in the advanced math lane? Because I'd really like to BC-ing you. 9) Are you the quadratic formula? Because I'd be down 2a date with you. 8) Are you my beginning-of-the-year motivation? Because I...
Students should have final say on their schedules Sarah O'Riordan September 19, 2018 Opinion As the school year officially kicks off and the window for schedule changes closes, the usual class-switching chaos in the guidance office is drawing to an end. The chaos in the office is spurred largely by a n...
