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Palo Alto High School sophomore Jordan Johnsson prepares to sprint at the March 24 Homestead track meet. Johnsson said he was proud to break the 100-meter school record. “Before I went to Paly, I told my siblings my goal was to break a school record by senior year, and I ended up doing it early,” Johnsson said.

Sophomore sprinter breaks records and wins at Arcadia Invitational • 430 Views

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Standing in the rain, Palo Alto Unified School District staff shout out in support of higher teacher salaries amid district negotiations with the Palo Alto Educators Association. Palo Verde Elementary teacher Hannah Hoagland said that the bargaining teams should consider how to look after teachers when working on negotiations. “If they want to continue to have the best education for our students, we also have to think about our teachers and how we can take care of them so that our teachers can take care of our students,” Hoagland said.

Palo Alto teachers advocate for salary increases • 326 Views

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San Francisco-Based muralist Maxfield Bala paints one of two new murals in construction at Town & Country Village. Bala's company, Maxfield Bala Creative, has worked on hundreds of mural designs and painted murals worldwide. "I've been painting murals for the last 12 years now, professionally, but I've been creating art my entire life," Bala said. "It's really been a lifelong endeavor."

Town & Country starts work on new murals • 188 Views

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A group of students line up to deliver a "continuous speech" at the March 17 Palo Alto Unified School District school board meeting. According to junior Dorian Luo (speaking), both the students and administration want to connect with each other. “Students need to see the changes being made,” Luo said. “We know you are all working so hard behind the scenes. Please, help us bring your work to the public’s attention.”

The struggle to connect: the mental health gap • 167 Views

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Journalism adviser Brian Wilson welcomes attendees of the Palo Alto Youth Journalism Convention Saturday morning in the Palo Alto High School Media Arts Center. According to Wilson, student organizers Zoe Ferring and Maria Uribe did most of the work in organizing and executing the event. "I helped out with some answering questions and giving some suggestions, but 98% of the work was completed by the students who were running it," Wilson said.

Paly journalism reaches out to elementary, middle school crowd • 153 Views

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