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

      Adora Zheng
      February 15, 2021
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      March 27, 2021

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      Charlotte Hallenbeck
      April 1, 2021

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      Olivia Ericsson
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      Leo Malchin
      January 28, 2021
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      February 14, 2021
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      March 30, 2021

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      February 22, 2021

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      January 24, 2021

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      April 17, 2021

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      April 15, 2021
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Track and field makes league championships

Adora Zheng
May 17, 2019
Sports, Spring Sports, Track and Field
With top athletes returning to the track after recovering from injuries, the track and field team is looking to finish the season strong. As the regular season comes to an end, several athletes have qualified t...

Track and field face an abundance of injuries, remain optimistic for SCVAL and CCS Finals

Adora Zheng
April 30, 2019
Sports, Spring Sports, Track and Field
Seven weeks into the season, multitudes of injuries, personal records and dual meet wins and losses have culminated in an extremely important home stretch. The track and field team is preparing for its final fe...
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Track and field anticipates win despite early losses, multiple injuries this season

Adora Zheng
April 18, 2019
Sports, Track and Field
The track and field season has started with numerous personal records (PRs) and team wins just three weeks into the season. “We have some kids who have done exceptionally well, (and) had some great PRs an...

Paly track and field finishes strong in league, SCVALs

Neil Kapoor
June 1, 2018
Sports, Track and Field
There are few athletic teams who can top the league competition, as well as qualify to the regional championships across grade levels and events. Last week, the track and field team accomplished both of these....

Bryan Kagiri: Taking the less-traveled running tracks

Will Robins
December 8, 2017
Sports, Track and Field
"I was 7 years old when people began telling me I should run track,” Kagiri said.“But all I wanted to do was play soccer because that was what everyone else did.” Junior track and field  member Bryan Kagiri mo...

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