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The Student News Site of Palo Alto High School

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

The Paly Voice
Saachi Nagar

Saachi Nagar, Staff Writer

All content by Saachi Nagar
Senior Xavier Esquer prepares to officially sign his contract to play baseball at The University of Arizona at the annual Signing Day on Friday in the Peery Family Center. According to baseball head coach Pete Fukuhara, who had three players signing at the event, he was really sad because they had been a part of the team for years now. “It’s so amazing to see them [the athletes] grow up, so it’s tough to see them go,” Fukuhara said. “But the best thing for them obviously is to go to the next level, and they’re ready.”

School celebrates graduating athletes at annual Signing Day

May 31, 2022
Mindful Mondays: the perfect place to reduce testing season stress

Mindful Mondays: the perfect place to reduce testing season stress

May 21, 2022
Boys volleyball beats Los Altos

Boys’ volleyball beats Los Altos

May 2, 2022
Dancers including senior Sam Yamashita perform à la seconde turns in their X-Small routine. (Photo: Sofie Zalatimo)

Dance team prepares for spring show

April 27, 2022
Community rallies for Earth Day

Community rallies for Earth Day

April 27, 2022
A colorful and tasty array of fresh ingredients: the probiotic bowl consists of warm forbidden rice, chard, tamari marinated mushrooms, purple yam, black beans, kimchi, avocado, hemp seeds, green goddess dressing. According to assistant manager Nicolette Tomcik, the restaurant offers a variety of different flavors universal in quality and nutritional value. “We try to keep everything as fresh as possible,” Tomcik said. “Everything is generally very nutritious and has a lot of different ethnic backgrounds.” (Photo: Sophia Yang)

Restaurant Review: Wildseed’s fresh, vegan flavors

April 20, 2022
Sophomore Sophia Lee unlocks her bike afterschool in one of Palys bike cages. After Principal Brent Klines community post, bike thefts are back on the radar screen. According to Lee, she started using a U-Lock at the beginning of high school due to concerns over bike thefts. In the beginning of high school, I got my a U-lock since I felt like high school people are older, and they have like more expensive bikes so I thought it [high school] would be a bigger hotspot for bike thefts, Lee said. (Photo: Anna Feng)

Bike thefts increase with return to in-person school

March 3, 2022
Wearing special masks that allow them to play their instruments, Palo Alto High School jazz bands rehearse on the Performing Arts Center stage for their upcoming concert at 7 p.m. Thursday. According to Greene Middle School Band Director David Brigham, band students use special protective equipment to maintain COVID-19 safety while playing, which has created some challenges. “From a teaching standpoint, the masks hide the students’ embouchure so it is sometimes quite difficult to give meaningful feedback since I can’t see a very important aspect of their sound production,” Brigham said. (Photo: Sofie Zalatimo)

Annual Paly-Greene Jazz Exchange Concert returns to campus

February 24, 2022
Senior Nisha Mata purchases a Valgram from Palo Alto High Schools Associated Student Body in preparation for the Valentines Love Week.

Paly Matchomatics cancelled over concerns, Gunn to continue

February 7, 2022
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