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The Student News Site of Palo Alto High School

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Projectors, like this one in Advanced Placement Literature teacher Mimi Parks classroom, make up the majority of the technological education resources at Palo Alto High School. The Palo Alto Unified School Districts new initiative, called classroom tech refresh, is a project since June 2021 to replace current systems in all classrooms with new Apple TV monitors and sound systems. According to Advanced Placement Psychology teacher Christopher Farina, the initiative will enhance instruction in classrooms. I like them a lot. The smart boards you had to hire hardwire into and that just meant theres like cables kind of floating around everywhere. The Apple TV is being able to cast wirelessly is really nice, which means that youre untethered, and that is really convenient, Farina said. It also means that you can connect an iPad to that if you want to be able to use a different kind of device and that is also gonna be pretty easy. (Photo: Avi Srinivasan)

Apple TVs to replace current projectors

Avi Srinivasan and Christopher Choi
May 25, 2023
Editorial: Vote Dharap and Segal for school board

Editorial: Vote Dharap and Segal for school board

The Paly Voice Staff
November 7, 2022
District faces counselor shortage while prioritizing mental health

District faces counselor shortage while prioritizing mental health

Arohi Bhattacharya and Sofie Zalatimo
September 30, 2021
Project Engineer Shahla Yazdy describes the overall layout of the Churchill Avenue plan as the school board listens. After restarting the project, Yazdy says that it is important to listen to local feedback as construction looms. We are going out to the community again, just because its been a few years and its good to remind everyone and bring them up to speed. After the presentation, Yazdy and her co-workers were praised for their work as they wait for the plan to be approved next month. Photo: Andy Robinson

Churchill Avenue project inches forward, aims to improve safety for students

Andy Robinson, Staff Writer
February 14, 2021
Video: Ladomirak discusses her plans for school board

Video: Ladomirak discusses her plans for school board

Ori Gal, Multimedia Manager
November 11, 2020
The candidates running for the Palo Alto Unified School District Board of Education prepare to answer questions from student journalists and the community. From left: Stacey Ashlund, Ken Dauber, Shounak Dharap, Kathy Jordan, Alex Scharf.

Opinion: Measure Y is an overzealous response to local politics

Dylan Fu and Ryan Wisowaty
October 30, 2018
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Q&A: Board candidate Stacey Ashlund, champion for teachers and students

Ria Pai and Micaela Wong
October 12, 2018
Palo Alto High School senior Maya Katz speaks out in support of having a weighted GPA reported on transcripts. Katz is one of the most vocal students in support of weighted GPAs. Photo: Sid Sharma

Petition urges board to reconsider GPA decision

Maya Reuven, Author
November 3, 2016
School Board forms committee to explore renaming schools

School Board forms committee to explore renaming schools

Sherwin Amsbaugh, Author
February 17, 2016
Editorial: Transcending the assumptions

Editorial: Transcending the assumptions

April 30, 2015

Breaking news: Crystal-Foster concedes school board race

Liana Pickrell and Adele Bloch
November 13, 2014
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