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Admin: PAUSD will not host PSAT in October

Admin: PAUSD will not host PSAT in October

Tara Kapoor, News Editor
August 27, 2020
Director of Human Resources Lisa Hickey (left), Deputy Superintendent Karen Hendricks, and Associate Superintendent Sharon Ofek speak with students at the Needs Assessment meeting on Tuesday in the Media Arts Center. Students brought up what they wanted in a new Paly principal, including one-on-one connection between students and administration, and improving student wellness. Hendricks said the Needs Assessment meetings are instrumental to gain community insight on the principal search. “This gathering of thinking is an extremely important part of the recruiting and hiring process,” Hendricks said.

Students look for connection, transparency in new principal

Tara Kapoor, News Editor
February 6, 2020
Want to know what each administrator does? Here's what

Want to know what each administrator does? Here’s what

Amy Yu, Editor-in-Chief
August 29, 2019
New assistant principal aims to increase community engagement of minorities

New assistant principal aims to increase community engagement of minorities

Amy Yu and Malia Wanderer
August 27, 2019
Double-booking leads to winter formal cancelation

Double-booking leads to winter formal cancelation

Kira Sterling, Dylan Fu, and Ryan Wisowaty
February 8, 2019
New finals schedule to make use of minimum day

New finals schedule to make use of minimum day

Hallie Faust
February 7, 2019
Administration deploys crisis team in response to death of senior

Administration deploys crisis team in response to death of senior

Amy Lin and Allie Feitzinger
December 21, 2018
Diorio returns to Paly to wrap up school year

Diorio returns to Paly to wrap up school year

Eleanor Krugler and Allie Feitzinger
May 22, 2018
Paulson to take lead as acting principal

Paulson to take lead as acting principal

Allie Feitzinger, Editor-in-Chief
April 18, 2018
A Paly senior examines one of Golden-Globe winning Paly alumnus James Franco’s paintings displayed in the Media Arts Center. Palo Alto Unified School District Interim Supt. Karen Hendricks announced earlier today that administrators will remove Franco’s paintings from the MAC, just days after hiring workers to paint over his mural on the Student Center. “Related to this [the removal of Franco’s first mural in 2016], district staff recently considered the best interests of our students in the light of our educational mission, and decided to remove and return the remaining artwork,” Hendricks wrote. Photo: Angelina Wang

Supt.: Franco paintings to be ‘transitioned’ from MAC

Kasra Orumchian, Maya Reuven, and William Sallomi
February 1, 2018
Paly students pass under one of Golden-Globe winning Paly alumnus James Franco’s paintings displayed above a stairwell in the Media Arts Center. After five separate allegations of sexual harassment and misconduct arose against Franco last week, students and parents are concerned whether his artwork has a place on campus. “I don’t want to overreact and I want to be very thoughtful,” said Principal Kim Diorio. “At the end of the day we need to make sure our school is safe for all students.” Photo: Sophia Muys.

Admin grapples with Franco ties amid sexual allegations

William Sallomi, Author
January 30, 2018
Shutting down gradebooks during Winter Break helps shut down stress

Shutting down gradebooks during Winter Break helps shut down stress

Julia Qiao, Author
January 14, 2018
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