College advice for unsure students
A predicament high school students often find themselves in is what they want to do for a living when they grow up. Students annually stress out about what they want to major in college because it is a huge decision that heavily impacts their future job.
Coffee Chats: New Assistant Principal Janice Chen
We sat down with new Assistant Principal Janice Chen in early September to discuss her role at Palo Alto High School and the path she took to get here.
With Spirit Squad coach’s resignation, broader questions arise
Late nights. Hours of extra work. Plus, with a stipend equivalent to that of an assistant football or junior varsity coach, it was too much to handle and not worth the effort.
Everything you need to know about working as a minor
Many Palo Alto High School students look for local part time jobs to earn money and develop real world skills. To find out more about working as a minor, The Paly Voice sat down with Meredith Gyves, the Paly and Gunn High School Work Experience teacher.
10 questions with Supt. McGee
The Paly Voice sat down with Palo Alto Unified School District Supt. Max McGee to discuss topics ranging from the latest budget mismanagement to the achievement he is most proud of as superintendent. McGee, who has served in this role since 2014, announced in June his plan to retire at the end of the 2017-2018 school year.
Thousands participate in San Francisco anti-hate march
Throngs of counter-protesters joined in a peaceful ‘anti hate’ march through the streets of San Francisco from Saturday morning to the late afternoon, in opposition to Portland-based far right-wing group Patriot Prayer's attempts to hold a rally at Crissy Field.
Freshmen adjust to high school in wake of Gunn tragedy
Along with the inherent obstacles that come with adjusting to a new school, the Palo Alto High School class of 2021 must face the community's response to a Gunn High School senior's death by suicide during the their first week of high school.
Verbatim: Freshman first impressions
After completing their first week of Palo Alto High School, freshmen are beginning to settle into high school life. The Paly Voice set out to hear what freshman really think of Paly. Watch to learn more about the Class of 2021.
Advanced Authentic Research program wins Hoffman Award
Students in the Advanced Authentic Research Program present their year-long projects to parents and families, in the Media Arts Center at Palo Alto High School.... Read More
As Paris pact decision looms, a look at Trump’s environmental impact in California
While the effects of the Trump administration on the environment may seem disconnected in environmentally-conscious Palo Alto, legislation passed over the past few months will have direct impacts on the Bay Area and California as a whole -- for better or for worse.
The Future of Journalism: Ted Glasser
In a time when information is shared more frequently and with more people than ever before, how is media coverage changing along with our policies?... Read More
The Future of Journalism: Fred Turner
In a time when information is shared more frequently and with more people than ever before, how is media coverage changing along with our policies?... Read More