New restrictions implemented on Juuls Khadija Abid December 9, 2018 News In response to a dramatic rise in teenage vaping, as well as pressure from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, Juul Labs, the company responsible for the popular Juul e-cigarettes, has suspended retail sales...
Palo Alto Partners in Education hosts High School Preview Night Johnny Yang December 9, 2018 News, Uncategorized In order to give community members an overview of Paly, Palo Alto Partners in Education held a high school preview on Nov. 14 in the Performing Art Center. According to its website, PiE has held similar preview...
ASB plans intramurals, concerts, winter rally Maya Rathore December 6, 2018 News Despite the end of the semester rapidly approaching, Paly Associated Student Body (ASB) is still working on planning a myriad of events for next semester. Before the end of this semester, ASB conducted offi...
PAPD aims to reduce student mistreatment Leela Srinivasan December 6, 2018 News, Uncategorized Following a push from the Palo Alto School Board, the Palo Alto Police Department (PAPD) has agreed to remove four sections from the memorandum of understanding between the two groups, in an attempt to address ...
PAUSD Equity Coordinator resigns mid-year Neil Kapoor December 6, 2018 News Following the resignation of PAUSD Equity Coordinator Keith Wheeler last month, the District has elevated Advanced Authentic Research (AAR) Coordinator Dr. Jeong Choe to Director of Agile Teams, a position wher...
Paly hosts annual Madrigal Feaste Samantha Hwang December 6, 2018 News This year, the Paly Choir will be hosting their 16th annual Madrigal Feaste at the Performing Arts Center (PAC) on Dec. 8 and 9. The money from the event will go towards sheet music and funding for group ret...
Camp Fire smoke affects students Nicholas Le December 6, 2018 News Firefighters have successfully contained 100 percent of the Camp Fire, the deadliest fire in California history as of Nov. 25 according to California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (Cal Fire). The f...
University of California sued for discrimination Eve Donnelly December 6, 2018 News UCLA law professor Richard Sander, in collaboration with the non-profit Asian American Community Services Center (AACSC), filed a lawsuit against University of California (UC) in early November, alleging the sc...
Dauber, Dharap sworn onto School Board John Tayeri December 6, 2018 News After a tight race for the two open seats on the Palo Alto Unified School District (PAUSD) Board of Education, incumbent Ken Dauber and Shounak Dharap were able to prevail. Although Dauber had seemingly secu...
Fiery Arts to hold glassblowing workshop Byron Zhang November 9, 2018 News The Paly Fiery Arts Program will hold its fifth ever Glass Weekend Workshop on Nov. 10-11, open to all students, parents and community members. According to Fiery Arts Instructional Supervisor Martin Ehrensva...
