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“No Kings” protest in Palo Alto joins nationwide demonstrations - The Paly Voice

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“No Kings” protest in Palo Alto joins nationwide demonstrations - The Paly Voice

More than 3,000 protesters from Palo Alto and neighboring cities rallied together to march from Town and Country Marketplace to Rinconada Park this afternoon, joining the nationwide “No Kings” protest. The event was coordinated by four different sections of the organization, Indivisible, including Palo Alto Plus, Mid-Peninsula, Portola Valley and Mountain View. Rather than staging a stationary protest, Melissa Dinwiddie, leader of Indivisible Pa…Read Article

Boys’ golf continues run into State Championship - The Paly Voice

After placing second in the Central Coast Section finals on May 13 at the Laguna Seca Golf Ranch and finishing third at the Norcal Regional Championship on May 27 at Berkeley Country Club, the Palo Alto High School boy’s golf team is set to compete for a State Championship on June 3, at Poppy Hills Golf Course. This is already a historic season for the Vikings, making it to their first NorCal playoff in 24 years, now with another chance at hist…Golf · Palo Alto Read Article

Athletic director to leave after improving department - The Paly Voice

After building a positive team culture and implementing substantial improvements for Palo Alto High School’s athletic department, Athletic Director Jennifer Crane will be leaving her three-year position to move to Fletcher Middle School. Crane, who has been at Paly for over a decade, said she decided it was time to move to a new school in order to pursue a stronger work-life balance. “Being an athletic director is kind of like an ‘all-duties, al…Palo Alto · Palo Alto Read Article

Social studies teacher to retire after 24 years - The Paly Voice

After a decade of teaching at Palo Alto High School, social studies teacher and department instructional supervisor Mary Sano will be retiring by the end of the 2024-25 school year. Throughout her 24 years of teaching, with a decade spent at Paly, she led one Social Justice Pathway cohort and taught multiple classes including Economics and AP Research. Sano said she decided to retire for a number of reasons, including wanting to end on a positiv…Palo Alto · Palo Alto Read Article

Willner steps down after 25 years - The Paly Voice

After 25 illustrious years as orchestra and band director at Palo Alto High School, Jeffrey Willner is stepping away from the teaching profession, having left his mark on thousands within the Paly community through the Instrumental Music program’s constant presence at concerts, football games and school events. According to Willner, retirement hasn’t been something he’s considered until recent years. “Every year, I don’t know if it’s especially…Palo Alto · Palo Alto Read Article

Mercado steps into math instructional leader role - The Paly Voice

Math teacher Randolph Mercado is taking over as the instructional leader of the Math Department next school year, bringing a fresh perspective to the position at Palo Alto High School. According to Mercado, stepping into the role comes with excitement and a sense of responsibility to maintain a careful balance between supporting teachers and meeting student needs. “This department has done so much work to be good educators for you guys [students…Palo Alto · Palo Alto Read Article

PVSA pause shocks student volunteers - The Paly Voice

The AmeriCorps agency, in coordination with the White House, paused the Presidential Volunteer Service Award program on Tuesday — suspending all award distribution and leaving students, schools, and service organizations without a key form of recognition — prompting confusion and disappointment at Palo Alto High School, where students have collectively logged tens of thousands of service hours. The PVSA is a national honor that has recognized Am…White House · Palo Alto Read Article

Bowers bows out — math teacher retiring after 38 years - The Paly Voice

“It’s a place like no other — not just the academics, but the students’ willingness to engage, to talk and their enthusiasm. This place is pretty spectacular, for both the students and teachers.” These words were spoken by Kathleen Bowers as she prepares to steps away from her position as a teacher at Palo Alto High School. Through her 38 years solely at Paly, she leaves a legacy of impact on thousands of students across her various roles as a m…Palo Alto · Palo Alto Read Article

A generation after tragedy, family’s last award honors daughter’s legacy - The Paly Voice

Have you ever watched a full sunset, from light to dark, peacefully? In 2005, then-Palo Alto High School senior Anna Rose Luskin was famously assigned to “watch — really watch — the sun set” as part of her internship at the Palo Alto Weekly. “So I went Friday after school,” she wrote in her late-January column. “I drove up the mountain and parked around 4:30 p.m., a little early because the sun was still too bright to look at. I waited. Around…Palo Alto · Palo Alto Read Article

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