Los Angeles under fire: City of Stars goes up in flames Niaz Alasti and Leela Kulkarni February 14, 2025
Editorial: Admin handled the shooter threat well: Further improvements to communication needed verdemagazine May 26, 2023
District considers Chat GPT usage in classrooms: Educators use AI to maximize efficiency Lia Cardwell May 23, 2023
Centered around community: What does it mean to be a Palo Altan? Sadie Ibbotson-Brown and Bella Daly February 28, 2022
Magazine Magazine: Satirical magazine’s brief time in the spotlight Kieran Zajac and Yash Shetty October 2, 2021
![SEND-OFF FOR SANO — Social sciences teacher Mary Sano reflects on what has inspired her to keep teaching for so many years. “I think what has really kept me vibrant is just watching you guys [students] process the world ... in these ways that are so different from the way I do,” Sano said.](https://verdemagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/Sano-797x1200.png)
![WALKING THE WRECKAGE – Max Barthelemy’s father takes a picture of what was left of his son’s house. Barthelemy couldn’t believe what had happened when he received the photo. “There was this strange disconnect with it [the photo],” he said.](https://verdemagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/What-was-left-of-my-house-Max-.png)
![CREATING COMMUNITY — Paly sophomore Michelle Park reviews the Ethnic Studies Model Curriculum to learn more about what the Ethnic Studies course could offer the Paly community. “It [the course] is a great opportunity for people to know more about their backgrounds, and to really connect with other people who share the same backgrounds as them,” Park said. “And … I think it’s a great opportunity for Paly kids to learn about other cultures [that] are different than their [own].”](https://verdemagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/unnamed-file-1200x800.jpg)
