It’s 1 a.m.. I’m at my dinner table, slumping over the expanse of school work spread out before me. I...
Two cases headed to the U.S. Supreme Court this month hold the power to alter the way colleges use race...
When then second-grader Jade Rothbaum first flipped through a book on Ancient Egypt, she became instantly intrigued by the stories...
To streamline communication and promote consistency, administrators have introduced a redesigned, alphabet-organized guidance counselor assignment system, resulting in hundreds of...
Superintendent Don Austin restricted the Cubberley Community Center’s COVID-19 testing services to PAUSD members Jan. 10 due to an increased...
Tutorial during the 2018-2019 school year was a useful period where students could see teachers twice a week and ask...
R ecently, students have started to face a predicament. With Gov. Gavin Newsom’s universal school meal program offering free meals...
For many students, parents and teachers, the past year has been a grueling, monotonous, anxiety-filled period. However, as an ever-growing...
Kindergarten and first grade students returned to district campuses and began in-person learning on Oct. 12, with other grades to...
Streets are empty, and stores are closed. Aside from essential activities such as walking dogs or buying groceries, people are...