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Art club to feature student work in gallery

After their second, annual gallery, Paly Art Show club aims to showcase student artwork, while promoting an art-driven organization.
Campanile headquarters to transform into wet lab

The need for additional science classrooms next year will require the relocation of masses of journalism resources and a 65-membered staff into a smaller portable for the 2012-2013 school year.
Contingency plan to care for downed lawn chairs

Seven of Palo Alto High School’s newly acquired lawn chairs have cracked under the strain of countless students.
AP exams delayed on first day of testing

Some students registered for the AP Environmental Science exam were frustrated at having to wake up early to take it. But, when they were forced to wait 30 minutes to enter the building and another hour before actually beginning the exam, their frustrations turned to anger.
For some, made-to-order graduation requirements

Under a new initiative floated at a Board of Education meeting earlier this year, standardized graduation requirements could soon become a thing of the past.

Korematsu to speak to students during Tutorial

Although still in mourning over her passing, friends of Benatar continue to share their...

Should you drink recycled waste water? Stanford professor Jeffrey Koseff says yes.

Members of the national touring company ofWickedwill perform with Palo Alto and Westmont High...

The Campanile, Palo Alto High School's newspaper, announced its new leadership team for the 2012-...

Blue lawn chairs are making their debut on the Palo Alto High School quad.

A fire alarm canceled today's SAT tests at Palo Alto High School before many students had a chance...