A community divided: Diorio’s resignation stirs mixed reactions Maya Akkaraju, Maya Reuven, William Sallomi, Eleanor Krugler, Dylan Zou, and Allie Feitzinger March 9, 2018
Students react to removal of Franco’s artwork Julia Qiao, Noah Yuen, Maya Akkaraju, and Eleanor Krugler February 1, 2018
Is an earthquake coming? Experts say it’s likely Maya Akkaraju, Esther Cao, and Allie Feitzinger January 18, 2018
Liveblog: Free Speech Panel in PAC discusses free speech movement Maya Akkaraju and Soumya Jhaveri November 28, 2017
Admin promotes mental health resources, “Suicide Prevention Month” Maya Akkaraju and Maya Reuven August 18, 2017
Sophomore counselor to continue maternity leave, administration searches for replacement Maya Akkaraju and Soumya Jhaveri April 14, 2017
No more C days? Student forums for substandard bell schedule to be held next week Maya Akkaraju, Author March 2, 2017
Brief: Skirmish breaks out at Town and Country Aidan Maese-Czeropski and Maya Akkaraju January 27, 2017
Sculpture program to hold second glass sale of the year Maya Akkaraju and Maya Reuven December 1, 2016
Coffee Chats: New Spanish teacher Jose Ezcurra Emilia Diaz-Magaloni and Maya Akkaraju September 13, 2016
![Palo Alto High School principal Kim Diorio announced her intent to resign at the end of the 2017-2018 school year in a message to staff, students and parents this morning. Assistant principal Adam Paulson said he is saddened by the news and that finding a replacement will be a monumental challenge. “[managing] A school like Paly requires that you have the whole package so that’s going to be difficult to find [in a new principal],” Paulson said. Photo: The Paly Voice.](https://palyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/diorio-resignation-900x676.jpeg)
