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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
Students walk into the Media Arts Center, a building dedicated towards educating students about media arts including photography, video/audio production, journalism, and more. On Wednesday evening, Palo Alto High School will host an open house in the Media Arts Center to introduce students and parents to journalism and other CTE programs. According to C Magazine and Madrono advisor Brian Wilson, the goal of this open house is to spark the interest of young students in journalism. The goal is just to give people more information about the programs and hopefully get them to the point where they realize that its something that they also want to participate in when theyre in high school, Wilson said.

MAC to host open house Wednesday night

Carissa Tsui and Nathan Jiang
January 23, 2023
Students, volunteers prepare floats for final rally

Students, volunteers prepare floats for final rally

Leena Hussein and Arati Periyannan
September 29, 2022
Seniors dressed in togas for the Ceasar dressing theme walk down the best-dressed runway. (Photo: Lucianna Peralta)

Amid rally scalebacks, students enjoy Spirit Week on the Quad

Ash Mehta, Lucianna Peralta, and Carissa Tsui
September 27, 2022
Principal Brent Kline speaks to Palo Alto High School students in the first live InFocus broadcast in two years. Kline announced new sanctions on Paly sporting events leveled by the California Interscholastic Federation as a result of student behavior from last Fridays rival football game. Although changes to Spirit Week were mentioned, decisions are still ongoing, according to Kilne. “I believe that all of you absolutely know how to be a good person,” Kline said. “The actions we saw last Friday night were absolutely wrong, and completely unfortunate. This is not the Paly I know.” (Photo: InFocus)

Breaking: Principal announces broad CIF sportsmanship protocols, delivers ‘egg wars’ warning in morning address

Payton Anderson and Jonathan Chen
September 16, 2022
Joji, a Japanese rhythm and blues singer, will make his SMITHEREENS tour debut at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at Stanford Frost Amphitheater . Many students from the Palo Alto Unified School District, including senior Caden Domingo, were encouraged to attend because of the close proximity of the opening venue. “Especially since I used to listen to his music a lot, I figured I should go because it is not often that mainstream artists hold concerts in Palo Alto,” Domingo said. (Photo Credit: Shorefire Media)

Students excited for Joji tour kickoff at Stanford

Leena Hussein and Maya Mukherjee
September 1, 2022
Motivational speaker delivers powerful message in school-wide event

Motivational speaker delivers powerful message in school-wide event

Avi Srinivasan, Benjamin Grimes, and Jonathan Chen
August 11, 2022
The Paly Voice Presents: 2022 Graduation LIVE

The Paly Voice Presents: 2022 Graduation LIVE

Anna Ghereghlou and Daniel Garepis-Holland
June 1, 2022
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

Arthur Wu, Anna Ghereghlou, and Saachi Nagar
May 31, 2022
Palo Alto High School junior Ethan Harrington dives into the pool at the CIF State Swimming and Diving Championships on May 14. He would win both of his events in the 50 and 100 yard freestyle. “The time shows me how I compare to people now like Caleb Dressel or the other really big Olympians,” Harrington said. “Its nice to see how close I am to them when they were 16. I think they would still be faster than me, but I’m close.”

Swimmer breaks records, is among fastest in nation

Arthur Wu and Jason Lin
May 27, 2022
Priciest Paly Prom ever — worth it?

Priciest Paly Prom ever — worth it?

Maia Johnsson, Senior Staff Writer
May 27, 2022
Palo Alto senior pitcher and third baseman Danny Peters prepares to swing at a pitch in the Viking’s 7-0 win over the Valley Christian High School Warriors in the league semifinals match. According to Peters, who hit a home run and pitched for the majority of the game, Paly wants to be consistent in every aspect of the game going into the league championship match on Saturday. “We came out today with energy and it was perfect,” Peters said. “If we keep that consistent and do the same thing we did today on Saturday, we’ll be fine.” (Photo: Arthur Wu)

Early home run leads to Viking victory

Arthur Wu, Staff Writer
May 26, 2022
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Sheriff candidate Kevin Jensen stresses experience-driven reform

Madison Abbassi and Sofie Zalatimo
May 25, 2022
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