Polio in Palo Alto: Revealing story of epidemic 70 years from the past Asha Kulkarni and Palina Kuzmina October 3, 2022
Mad for Manresa: Local bakery opens a Palo Alto location Palina Kuzmina and Anya Mondragon May 25, 2022
Funding the future : Early Childhood Development obtains newfound financial security Anya Mondragon and Sofia Antebi April 11, 2022
Candidates for congress: 2022 district 16 election guide Andy Robinson and Carlota Blanco March 9, 2022
Teen substance use drops: Pandemic restricts drug access Carlota Blanco and Jerry Fang February 25, 2022
Behind “1 Palo Alto”: Austin seizes on deputy’s idea to deploy parents Sasha Boudtchenko and Ajin Jeong January 18, 2022
![JUNIOR RED CROSS: The Junior Red Cross pose for a photo for the 1951 Madrono. Every week that year, the Junior Red Cross visited the hospital to see two Paly students who had contracted polio, including the classmate of Carol Clifford Mitchell, who chaired the JRC in 1952. “I remember she [my classmate] had to use crutches,” Mitchell said. “I think it’s phenomenal that she lived for quite a long time.”](https://verdemagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/Screen-Shot-2022-09-13-at-6.39.34-PM.png)
![READING ALOUD — ECD teacher Hilary McDaniel reads a picture book to the preschoolers while Paly ECD 2 students keep the five-year-olds focused. The ECD students created this lesson plan, where the preschoolers will learn about bridges from the book and then build their own out of popsicle sticks. “It’s [ECD is] really underground for some reason but there are so many benefits for the Paly students and preschool students,” senior Ruthie Roach said.](https://verdemagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/IMG_0595-1-1024x683.jpg)
