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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
Neurodiversity Week events promote awareness among student body

Neurodiversity Week events promote awareness among student body

Kristine Lin
March 29, 2023
Boys Volleyball Head Coach Ed Yeh cuts a tree for Palo Alto High Schools annual Holiday Tree Lot this afternoon in the Paly Parking lot. The event will continue throughout this weekend and proceeds go directly to supporting the Paly athletic department. Tree buyers have the opportunity to donate ten percent of their purchase to a specific Paly sports team. According to Yeh, the support for the athletic department brings together a supportive community.” I think its nice for it [the tree lot] to be on campus,” Yeh said. “Money goes back in the program and then the volunteers are the parents and the kids, so itgives everybody a chance to be involved.”

Holiday Tree Lot sparks community spirit

Leena Hussein and Avi Srinivasan
December 3, 2022
Inspirational speaker returns with passionate message to senior class

Inspirational speaker returns with passionate message to senior class

Jonathan Chen and Benjamin Grimes
November 8, 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
Jennifer Crane, Palo Alto High Schools new athletic director, works in her co-taught contemporary world history class during sixth period. This will be the last two weeks of her tenure as a co-teacher for history before her full transition to athletic director. I think that past experience shows to me that prioritizing the fostering of character, hard work and perseverance is a building block to becoming a successful human being in whatever capacity you define that, Crane said. I think its something that I will continue to emphasize and to help guide me in this process... All those things take precedence over winning. (Photo: Maxwell Zhang)

New athletic director looks to stabilize program

Avi Srinivasan, Benjamin Grimes, and Maxwell Zhang
May 27, 2022
Mindful Mondays: the perfect place to reduce testing season stress

Mindful Mondays: the perfect place to reduce testing season stress

Emily Yun and Saachi Nagar
May 21, 2022
Paly 2022 Prom Lookbook

Paly 2022 Prom Lookbook

Arohi Bhattacharya and Emily Yun
May 12, 2022
Palo Alto Dance Team members Bella Daly and Victoria Senderzon perform their routine while the Pep Band plays Stevie Wonder’s “Sir Duke”. The team and Paly’s band participated in the May Fete Parade on Saturday, and for many of the participating students, it was their first time in the parade. “It was a super fun experience,” Daly said. “I really had a great time and it was kind of our last big event of the year. It was a nice way to end.” (Photo: Daniel Garepis-Holland)

Slideshow: May Fête Parade honors resilience of Palo Alto youth

Arthur Wu and Daniel Garepis-Holland
May 11, 2022
Sophomore Katya Oks pins fabric onto a mannequin in preparation for the Junk Couture Fashion Show. The event, hosted by Palo Alto High Schools Social Justice Program, will feature outfits made out of entirely recycled materials in a show at 6:30 p.m. May 20 in the Performing Arts Center.

SJP to don recycled fashion at ‘Junk Kouture’ show

Sofie Zalatimo and Tara Kapoor
May 11, 2022
The Palo Alto High School Concert Band practices on the track to prepare for the May Fete Children’s Parade & Fair. The parade will be held for the first time in three years after a hiatus due to the the COVID-19 pandemic. According to Recreation Supervisor Adam Howard, the parade taking place this year is an indication that the pandemic has started to recede and the city can return to planning larger events again. “It feels really good to get back to hosting the parade and other community events,” Howard stated in an email. “There is a lot of excitement and enthusiasm around this event and I’m really happy the community can come together again to celebrate.” (Photo: Arthur Wu)

Preview: May Fete returns to downtown

Arthur Wu, Staff Writer
May 6, 2022
Boys volleyball beats Los Altos

Boys’ volleyball beats Los Altos

Anna Ghereghlou, Saachi Nagar, and Avi Srinivasan
May 2, 2022
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