New conservative club on campus aims to challenge political norms Micaela Wong, Managing Editor September 25, 2017
As Paris pact decision looms, a look at Trump’s environmental impact in California Aidan Maese-Czeropski, Author June 1, 2017
Education, cooperation, unity necessary for progress, Former Mexican president says Bianca Al-Shamari and Soumya Jhaveri April 17, 2017
In review: The Paly Voice summarizes Donald Trump’s first week in office William Sallomi, Author February 1, 2017
![In a virtual interview with The Paly Voice, Palo Alto Unified School District Superintendent Don Austin said he wants time to adapt his 2021-2222 plans and build distance/in-person learning schedules that accommodate both students and teachers. "There's no reason for [students] to register for classes right now," he said. Austin also predicted a decrease in standardized testing nationwide due to newfound Democratic control. Graphic: Kabir Advani.](https://palyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/bidenpausd-01-900x540.jpg)
![As a deeply divided America heads into Inauguration Day, now more than ever is the time to address the growing political polarization. For all that has separated us over the past four years, our nation's leaders must usher in a period of healing and unity. Sophomore Owen Kuwayti agreed, stating that recent politics were eye-opening in understanding presidential impact on each of us. “A president should act professionally as well as have strong morals as well as be qualified for the job,” Kuwayti said. “It [the past four years of leadership] made me realize how important it is to have a good person in office."](https://palyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/capitol-900x617.jpg)
