Administration receives leads in effort to identify ‘inappropriate’ flyer distributor Ava Knapp and Joy Tan March 28, 2025
New board members support Multivariable Calculus as after-school class Navya Narayanan, Ava Knapp, and Mayu Altekar-Okazaki January 31, 2025
Sidewalk “impasse-able” as PAEA protests over teacher pay and funding Ava Knapp and Veronica Qiu April 25, 2024
Teachers union and district file for impasse, board rally tomorrow Ava Knapp and Motoko Iwata April 22, 2024
Elective teachers concerned about PAUSD enrollment dropping Benjamin Grimes and Jonathan Chen May 26, 2023
Breaking: Investigation to begin as JLS incident sparks concern Anna Feng and Christopher Choi May 24, 2023
DA dropping charges, but district plans to investigate Colombo Shreyas Shashi and Joseph Kessler May 15, 2023
Austin affirms district’s stance on Multivariable Calculus and Linear Algebra Brennen Ho and Avi Srinivasan May 8, 2023
Superintendent clarifies stance on ChatGPT: ‘Not going to hide from it’ Benjamin Grimes, Christopher Choi, and Evan Chien May 5, 2023
![Senior Lara Lew-Strass talks to two Duveneck Elementary School students during Early Childhood Development’s field trip to the school. According to ECD teacher Hillary McDaniels, the trend of dropping enrollment can actually bring some benefits for schools.
"We're [the district] primarily funded through our property tax dollars," McDaniels said. "Overall when our enrollment shrinks that actually, should be more money per student, not less money per student. But there's also the concept of being fiscally responsible which is important to our district as well, so you need to find that balance." (Photo: Leena Hussein)](https://palyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/IMG_3318-900x675.jpg)
![Sophomore Aleksey Valouev speaks during the open forum section of an April 18 school board meeting regarding the Palo Alto Unified School District’s removal of Multivariable Calculus and Linear Algebra as dual-enrollment classes. Valouev was one of over 50 students involved with the writing of an open letter to the district commenting on their perceived unfairness of the change and advocating for its appeal. In the meeting, Valouev said Multivariable and Linear Algebra are an integral part of the math pathway for students pursuing advanced math courses past high school. “This decision has affected each and every single one of us on an individual level,” Valouev said. “[It’s] severely limiting our options for continued math learning during our junior and senior years.” (Photo: Screenshot of PAUSD School Board Meeting Youtube Video)](https://palyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/mvc-900x486.jpeg)
