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Supt. Austin: Were going to stay open

Supt. Austin: “We’re going to stay open”

Brennen Ho and Daniel Garepis-Holland
September 9, 2021
No outdoor mask mandate to come in high schools, says Supt. Austin

No outdoor mask mandate to come in high schools, says Supt. Austin

Tara Kapoor and Maia Johnsson
September 7, 2021
Class of 2021 reunites for the first time of the year at in-person graduation

Class of 2021 reunites for the first time of the year at in-person graduation

Daniel Garepis-Holland, Maia Johnsson, and Benjamin Grimes
June 4, 2021
Jessica Haight, a freshman at Palo Alto High School, receives the vaccine at the clinic hosted at Palys Peery Family Center gym.

Hundreds of students get vaccinated at Paly clinic

Daniel Garepis-Holland and Jason Lin
May 25, 2021
India’s pandemic touches students’ lives

India’s pandemic touches students’ lives

Jeffrey Tu, Ryan Lee, and Brennen Ho
May 23, 2021
Student receiving shot

Breaking: FDA approves Pfizer vaccine for 12- to 15-year-olds

Daniel Garepis-Holland, Brennen Ho, and Jason Lin
May 10, 2021
Palo Alto High School student-athletes huddle after a game with no masks or social distancing. With the end of the pandemic in sight, Palo Alto Unified School District has done little to spread awareness or enforce social distancing guidelines. I think its a good idea [to socially distance], but I also think that its a really hard thing to implement, sophomore Jonas Pao, who is a member of the boys varsity soccer team, said. The players, the coaches, and even some of the fans might be resistant to it.

Opinion: The virus doesn’t care if you’re an athlete

Brennen Ho, Culture Editor and Webmaster
April 23, 2021
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
Students reflect on in-person learning

Students reflect on in-person learning

Madison Abbassi and Emily Yun
April 14, 2021
Many COVID-19 rapid antigen tests can deliver results is 15 minutes or less — in stark contrast to the two-three day turnaround time of polymerase chain reaction tests which are the most commonly used test for COVID-19. While Palo Alto Unified School District has recently struck a deal to buy PCR tests for students and staff, PCR testing does not allow for students to fully return to in-person learning. With rapid antigen tests, however, this possibility can become a reality. Photo: Daniel Garepis-Holland

Opinion: How to get the remaining 50% onto campus — persistent testing

Ryan Lee, Staff Writer
April 4, 2021
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Faculty relieved at vaccination progress

Andy Robinson, Daniel Garepis-Holland, and Jason Lin
March 30, 2021
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