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      At least two test positive for COVID-19, girls swimming quarantines after false positive

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PAUSD planning to open all secondary schools in March

Valerie Chu
February 20, 2021
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All secondary students from seventh to 12th grade could potentially return to campuses for in-person classes by early March, Superintendent Don Austin said at the Feb. 9 school board meeting. Austin said before...
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At least two test positive for COVID-19, girls swimming quarantines after false positive

Austin Xiang
February 16, 2021
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One member of the Paly girls swim team and at least one other person on campus have tested positive for COVID-19, but the senior girls swimmer has since tested negative twice since her initial positive test on ...

Survivors Speak Out: District and community respond to sexual assault discussion

Gianna Brogley, Avantika Singh and Gina Bae
February 15, 2021
News, Showcase
When several survivors who were allegedly sexually assaulted by a Paly alumnus came forward to tell their story over social media in late January, a widespread discussion about sexual misconduct ensued, with se...

Spotlight: Being Black at Paly

Ajay Venkatraman, Ben Antonow and Braden Leung
February 14, 2021
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In 1969, eight Black Students graduated from Paly. This June, eight Black Students will graduate from Paly. Black Students' Experiences Before moving to Palo Alto at the start of his sophomore year, sen...
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District must take action to create consent culture

The Editors-in-Chief
February 13, 2021
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As survivors of sexual assault came forward with their stories on social media in late January, conversations of sexual misconduct were thrust into the spotlight within the Paly community. Despite past Title IX...

Man fatally struck by train at Churchill crossing

Austin Xiang
January 21, 2021
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An adult male pedestrian died in a collision at Caltrain’s Churchill Avenue crossing Thursday afternoon at around 3:40 p.m., according to Caltrain Alerts on Twitter. All 22 passengers on the train are reportedl...

Common Ground: Respecting political ideologies in the classroom

Gianna Brogley, Valerie Chu and Gina Bae
December 27, 2020
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When reminiscing about the days before online school, some students recall the typical classroom setting as a place where collaboration and educational, respectful conversations occurred. But for senior Jackso...

The Board’s Bubble

Maya Singer, Austin Xiang and Zack Silver
December 11, 2020
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Despite pleas from parents, teachers and students, the Palo Alto Unified School District Board unanimously voted to adopt a hybrid reopening plan during its meeting on Nov. 10. The plan, which allowed high s...

PAUSD school district navigates new options for reopening schools amid county and state restrictions

Valerie Chu, Ben Antonow and Jace Purcell
December 8, 2020
News, Showcase
Less than a week after the Palo Alto School Board unanimously passed a new secondary school reopening proposal, Santa Clara County, along with the majority of California, reverted to the strictest “purple tier....

Bay Area issues strict stay-at-home order

Braden Leung and Ben Antonow
December 4, 2020
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Santa Clara County will impose a stay-at-home order starting this Sunday at 10 p.m. in response to an increase in coronavirus cases in the region, health officials announced at a joint press conference Friday. ...
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