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Schools around the district undergo renovations
Yardenne Sternheim
October 10, 2024
Annual youth art show connects the community
Maya Rajbhandari
May 22, 2024
Palo Alto Educators Association rallies over salary disputes
Kensie Pao
April 24, 2024
District implements new menu system
Divya Gandhi
April 12, 2024
Editorial: District lacks paid parental leave for teachers
verdemagazine
April 11, 2024
Monthly Monday late starts begin
Maya Rajbhandari
, Staff writer
October 9, 2023
Through the lens and beyond: Waving farewell to school sports photographer
Vit Do
, Perspectives Editor
October 4, 2023
Editorial: Make student flu shots available on campus
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October 3, 2023
Multivariable Calculus to be offered in the fall
Rahul Shetty
,
Ashray Gupta
and
Jonas Pao
May 22, 2023
From the editors: Choose your own adventure
Jonas Pao
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Melody Xu
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Yash Shetty
and
Meena Narayanaswami
May 20, 2023
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![MARCHING FOR CHANGE -- Teachers rally before entering the Palo Alto unified school district board meeting chanting “invest in education, not in reserves.” The Palo Alto Educators Association rallied to ask for a 5.5% teacher salary raise to compete with the cost of living in Palo Alto. “We’re asking to be paid and have equal benefits to a lot of the districts around us [and to help] the cost of living increase and those types of things," Teachers in the the Palo Alto Educators Association rallied at the Palo Alto unified school district board meeting to ask for a 5.5% salary raise. “We’re asking to be paid and have equal benefits to a lot of the districts around us [and to help] the cost of living increase and those types of things,” Karen Easton, a first-grade teacher at Fairmeadow Elementary School said.](https://verdemagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/P4230608-1200x900.jpg)
![PICTURE PERFECT — Celeste Bates kneels down, focused on capturing a water polo match. “As a spectator, you’re [just] watching the plays,” Bates said. “[But] when you’re shooting it, you want to be able to tell the story to someone who wasn’t there.”](https://verdemagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/DSCF6408-1200x800.jpg)
![STUDIOUS STUDENT — Sophomore Miles Hua speaks at the recent May 9th board meeting about the exclusion of Multivariable Calculus from dual enrollment credits. Hua was unable to take Multivariable Calculus this year because he did not make it off the waitlist. This year, he hopes he will be able to take the class, and is excited with the direction of changes to the class. “It's good that they are finally starting to make changes after resisting for so long,” Hua said. “I think the last board meeting did have a good effect on Don Austin and the rest of the [school] board.” Photo: Courtesy of Palo Alto Unified School District Board of Education](https://verdemagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Screenshot-2023-05-19-at-3.17.23-PM-900x610.png)
