I n 2021, the program received 5,098 crisis calls, a 49.72% increase from 2020, which saw 3,405 calls. The frequency...
Faced with limited funds, support and space, administrators are considering canceling Baccalaureate, Paly’s pre-graduation celebration for outgoing seniors and their...
In the face of hundreds of Omicron variant infections, the district has made commendable efforts to keep in-person school running. Programs such as 1 Palo Alto and the dedication of community volunteers and staff members have continued to foster a...
With more than 12 publications, Paly’s 104-year-old journalism program is one of the largest and most unique in the nation....
With the Bay Area Council Economic Institute reporting record high housing insecurity across the peninsula, Palo Alto City Council’s approval...
With the school year now well underway, it would be remiss for the district’s success at navigating the return to in-person learning to go uncommended. The Campanile praises PAUSD for facilitating a complete return to campus and appreciates the numerous...
Before the pandemic hit in March 2020, PAUSD was already dealing with a shortage of substitute teachers. And when students...
From sports to healthcare to simply existing, transgender and nonbinary people have always faced discrimination. And though newfound visibility and...
Since the start of the pandemic, many of Palo Alto’s commercial streets have been closed off to cars as part of the city’s Uplift Local program. By shutting down these streets, the city created outdoor dining areas in an attempt...
While many students are saddened by the loss of the à la carte menu from the lunch line, the menu...