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The Paly Voice
The Student News Site of Palo Alto High School

The Paly Voice
The Student News Site of Palo Alto High School

The Paly Voice

Andy Robinson, Staff Writer

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Students return to traveling despite pandemic

Students return to traveling despite pandemic

Andy Robinson, Staff Writer
April 21, 2021
Now eligible for the vaccine, students eager for sense of normalcy

Now eligible for the vaccine, students eager for sense of normalcy

Arohi Bhattacharya, Andy Robinson, and Brennen Ho
April 18, 2021
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Faculty relieved at vaccination progress

Andy Robinson, Daniel Garepis-Holland, and Jason Lin
March 30, 2021
Local businesses speak about the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic

Local businesses speak about the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic

Madison Abbassi and Andy Robinson
March 21, 2021
Paly Assistant Principal Jerry Berkson observes students eating during lunch break to ensure that those on campus follow safety protocols. Berkson said students have a broad range of emotional responses to the pandemic, and he says he hopes that reopening and socialization will help address the mental health needs of all students. “I think different people are affected in different ways [with] their mental health through this whole thing [pandemic],” Berkson said. “I have two kids, and I would say they werent affected at all.” [[is there a better quote you can use here? maybe something that actually has to do w/campus and what the picture is about]] [[also if the picture was originally higher res, you should crop in more i think]] Photo: Daniel Garepis-Holland.

Admin applauds campus return, eager for more students

Tara Kapoor and Andy Robinson
March 12, 2021
Wall of Rejection goes virtual

“Wall of Rejection” goes virtual

Andy Robinson, Ori Gal, and Tony Liao
March 9, 2021
FAQs on school reopening with Paly Principal Brent Kline

FAQ’s on school reopening with Paly Principal Brent Kline

Andy Robinson, Staff Writer
March 2, 2021
Customers line up outside the Palo Alto Creamery and wait for takeout and outdoor dining. Like many small businesses, the locally famous restaurant has been struggling financially during the pandemic. To help protect the restaurant, Palo Alto High School graduate Olvia Koyama created an online fundraiser in honor of mother. “The Creamery has remained a place that really makes Palo Alto feel like home,” Koyama stated in an email.

Honoring mother, Paly alum fundraises for Creamery

Andy Robinson and Malia Wanderer
February 20, 2021
Shifting locations during COVID-19, the Palo Alto High School Wellness Center has quickly adapted to new spaces — both physical and virtual. Wellness Outreach Officer Whitney Aquino said that although the Wellness Center staff is unable to check on students in the same way they normally would, they are offering resources to ensure that students feel supported. [Previously] theyre taking a break in class and then you can say, Do you want to talk to someone? and they might end up opening up ... versus when were online, folks can just take a break in their own homes, she said. Weve seen perhaps fewer people dropping in, but weve also seen more people who are able to access resources by coming in on their own or filling out the form. Photo: Andy Robinson

Wellness Center adapts for in-person cohorts

Sofie Zalatimo and Andy Robinson
February 19, 2021
Project Engineer Shahla Yazdy describes the overall layout of the Churchill Avenue plan as the school board listens. After restarting the project, Yazdy says that it is important to listen to local feedback as construction looms. We are going out to the community again, just because its been a few years and its good to remind everyone and bring them up to speed. After the presentation, Yazdy and her co-workers were praised for their work as they wait for the plan to be approved next month. Photo: Andy Robinson

Churchill Avenue project inches forward, aims to improve safety for students

Andy Robinson, Staff Writer
February 14, 2021
In a virtual interview with The Paly Voice, Palo Alto Unified School District Superintendent Don Austin said he wants time to adapt his 2021-2222 plans and build distance/in-person learning schedules that accommodate both students and teachers. Theres no reason for [students] to register for classes right now, he said. Austin also predicted a decrease in standardized testing nationwide due to newfound Democratic control. Graphic: Kabir Advani.

Supt. Austin talks GOP, Democratic educational policy

Andy Robinson, Staff Writer
January 27, 2021
Opinion: Foothills Park must restrict the number of visitors

Opinion: Foothills Park must restrict the number of visitors

Andy Robinson and Avi Srinivasan
January 21, 2021
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