Administrators consider renovating auto shop despite teacher concerns Johnny Yang April 19, 2019 News, Showcase Following the completion of the new library, the facilities steering committee is now considering a proposal to renovate the auto shop, a possibility that has been discussed for years. The facilities steerin...
PAUSD mislabels student graduation requirements in Paly, Gunn transcripts Alyssa Leong April 19, 2019 News, Showcase Palo Alto Unified School District (PAUSD) erroneously labeled about 200 Paly and Gunn students from the Class of 2018 as having not met A-G graduation requirements, however this mistake did not affect college e...
Community unites to commemorate, remember Mischa Nee Annie Chen and Tien Nguyen April 19, 2019 News, Showcase Mischa Nee, a Stanford junior, Paly graduate and former Editor-in-Chief of The Campanile who died recently in a hiking accident, was eulogized last week as a young man who “said yes to life over and over and ov...
Film festival features student submissions Emily Asher April 19, 2019 News, Showcase With videos ranging from comedies to dramas, Paly’s sixth annual film and animation festival took place in the Performing Arts Center on Friday, April 11, drawing a large and diverse crowd of students, parents ...
Paly robotics succeeds in competitions Kris Risano March 24, 2019 News Paly Robotics Team 8 advanced to do something that had not been done by a Paly team in nine years — they captained an alliance. Team 8 has accomplished this feat in back-to-back competitions this season; they ...
Computer science to be incorporated into Algebra 1, 1A curriculum next year Kiana Tavakoli March 24, 2019 News Starting next year, the Palo Alto Unified School District (PAUSD) will pilot an initiative to implement computer science (CS) curriculum into Algebra 1 and 1A courses. The integration of computer science into a...
DECA qualifies for States, internationals Andy Wang March 24, 2019 News After initially disbanding in 2017, the newly formed Paly DECA club, a business and entrepreneurial development club, has come back stronger, qualifying two teams to the International Career Development Confere...
Local restaurants face growing turnover rate Nicholas Le and Henry Queen March 24, 2019 News, Uncategorized It isn’t easy to find continued success in running a restaurant in Palo Alto. During the past few years, there has been a revolving door of businesses coming in and out of the city. Within the last few months, ...
Student Center to open early before school Siddhartha Sahasrabuddhe March 22, 2019 News With funding from the Site Council, Paly is now opening the Student Center before school to give students a warm place to be. According to Site Council member and junior Ben Gordon, the Student Center will be o...
Second annual Pops concert to premier tonight Leela Srinivasan March 22, 2019 News After bringing back the event last spring, the Instrumental Music department will host its second annual Instrumental Music Pops Concert tonight, March 22, from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. in the Peery Center. The na...
