Growing up, many of us watched “High School Musical” which became our first perceptions of what high school would be like — sporting events, plays, and prom. Surely as we grew up, our expectations changed, but I don’t think anyone expected the COVID-19 pandemic as a part of our high school experience.
Karen Korematsu, the daughter of deceased civil rights activist Fred Korematsu, will speak about her father’s legacy during Tutorial on Jan. 19 in the Media Arts Center.
An opinion article published in The New York Times yesterday featured a nod to Palo Alto High School's United States History classes and the projects their teacher, David Rapaport, sent to the article's author, Gail Collins.
Friday is the last day of Spirit Week 2014, ending with students' favorite events: the teacher dance, float reveal and Spirit Dance. After Friday, all scores from Spirit Week will be added up, and the winning results will be revealed at Homecoming on Saturday.
In honor of teacher Mike McNulty's retirement, Palo Alto High School will host its first annual Sports in American Life speakers forum from 1:50 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. tomorrow in the new Media Arts Center.
On Tuesday, April 9, human rights activist Kerry Kennedy spoke to students about social justice, violence, gun control and her father Robert F. Kennedy in a phone interview conducted by social studies teacher David Rapaport.
A phone interview with human rights activist Kerry Kennedy will take place during Advisory tomorrow, April 9, in room 308 addressing social justice and violence with a focus on gun control.
Dan Rather, journalist and former news anchor for CBS, spoke over the phone with U.S. history teacher David Rapaport to a group of Palo Alto High School students and teachers at lunch Tuesday in room...
Stanford Law School professor Pamela Karlan addressed current civil rights issues, including including voting fraud, marriage rights and affirmative action in front of Palo Alto High School students today at during Tutorial.
Karen Korematsu, daughter of the man who brought his case against Japanese internment camps to the Supreme Court, will be speaking to students tomorrow during Tutorial in the Social Studies Resource Center.Korematsu...
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