The Campanile

The Campanile has been a member of Linktree for 6 years and joined in June 2020. Resources palycampanile has populated their site with include: • Palo Alto School Board faces Brown Act complaint • Palo Alto Board of Education Vice President faces recall effort • Board votes 4-1 to reassign board member Rowena Chiu • Pause ethnic studies requirement • Chiu should apologize, not resign • Class Clash • Palo Alto district employees call for School Board Member Rowena Chiu’s resignation • Board expresses support for future advanced math courses • The Campanile Freelance Writing Application 2024-25 • 2024-25 The Campanile Art Application • SJP hosts Junk Kouture to showcase clothing made from recyclable materials • Author Joanna Ho spreads awareness at MAC presentation • RISE hosts sexual assault survivor Rowena Chiu to spread awareness about sexual violence • PAEA teachers, staff rally over impasse with PAUSD at Board of Education meeting • Paly Theatre presents Shakespeare’s ‘Hamlet’ • Finding Faith • The political scene, driven by screens • Paly hosts Breaking Down the Walls • 16th Congressional debate disrupted by crowd urging for Israel-Hamas ceasefire • Beyond Measure • House of Cards • Police Statement on Claire Jittipun • Bloodshed at the Border • Board adopts resolutions against antisemitism, Islamophobia • Behavioral Blueprint • Texts reveal tensions • Paly’s in luck • Sign up to become one of our artists! • Paly named as a Top 10 finalist in World’s Best School Prize for Innovative Media Arts program • Error 504: Testing accommodations not found • PAUSD invests $2 million in behavioral services following student violence on campuses • Palo Alto HIGH School • Girls flag football newly sanctioned as state sport for the fall • K-5 special education program relocates to Nixon, Barron Park • What’s on the menu? • Career Speakers Series offers insight into unique employment pathways • Robotics lab floods, Team 8 temporarily relocates to MAC • Ignite 2 Unite hosts workshop to foster positive school culture at Paly • The verdict is in: PAUSD’s math placement policies don’t add up • Support your workers on strike • Wrinkles in the multiverse • The CAASPP Crisis • Students facing senioritis lose motivation • > not another know-it-AIl_ • The Tipping Point • Art programs lack funding as student enrollment climbs • Timothy Alexander returns to address seniors, challenges students to succeed under pressure • Police respond to attempted stabbing in Rengstorff Center • Holocaust survivor speaks at Paly • Students send spam emails after discovering Google Groups exploit • Vote Dharap, Chiu-Wang in next school board election • Currier becomes youngest to sail solo across Atlantic, west to east • Climbing out of debt? • State funding allocated towards distribution of Narcan in local high schools • Out for blood • “This is not the Paly I know”: Principal Kline announces CIF-issued sanctions for student behavior during recent football game • Football defeats Gunn 41-0, first matchup since 2012 cut short • Palo Alto hosts first ‘Festival of the Arts’ in three years • Artist Form • Police find historical military shell and grenade in Palo Alto home • Vote Ethan Harrington for Athlete of the Week • Stanford nurses go on strike • Cartoon Caption Contest • Police investigating armed robbery on Bryant street • Remembering Ernesto • Crane to become new athletic director • Neurodiversity Awareness Week kicks off at Paly’s Lantern Night • Newsom passes bill protecting original UC Berkeley enrollment plan • Ukrainian-Russian conflict impacts students’ families, livelihoods • Participate in The Campanile's first column contest! • Unmasking after 2 years • Boys varsity basketball finishes season • Santa Clara County projected to remove mask mandate • Demystifying the digital footprint • Radu Toma, former Paly math teacher, dies at age 60 • Subscribe to our monthly newsletter! • Paly to open alternative pathways to its journalism programs, publications • Tied to Tonga: supporting family abroad • Newsom announces indoor mask mandate to be lifted in California starting Feb. 15 • Girls basketball nearly undefeated 17-1, first in league • Santa Clara County to require booster vaccine for students by July • Police investigate armed robbery at Stanford Shopping Center • Fill out our Issue 5 Survey and help us collect student opinions! • PAUSD restricts Cubberley COVID-19 testing services to staff, students as Omicron cases surge • Superintendent Don Austin announces “1 Palo Alto” program to help keep PAUSD schools open • Ransomware attack disrupts PAUSD websites • Palo Alto opens new bike bridge connecting city to Baylands • Paly to host vaccine clinic for 5-11 year olds in Peery Center • Boys cross country wins CCS, headed to states • The Aftermath of Egg Wars • California to mandate COVID-19 vaccine for Fall 2022 school year • Paly alum and AJ tutor arrested for allegedly causing Fawn fire • "Devious lick" trend hits Paly • Street dining on University Ave. to shut down • West Nile infected mosquitoes discovered in Palo Alto • Plane crashes at Baylands after mechanical malfunction • PAUSD will not require students to be vaccinated like LAUSD • Spotlight: Debunking drinking culture • Board adopts revised homework guidelines • Vote "no" on Gavin Newsom recall • Keep downtown PA walkable • Breaking down the Sept. 14 recall • Pipeline construction continues • Student stabbed in downtown Palo Alto • UCs no longer accepting SAT, ACT scores in future admissions, scholarships • PAUSD high school bell schedule released • Breaking news: Vaccine clinic at Paly • Exploring Other Paths • Senior Elimination • Breaking news: Pfizer to be approved for 12 to 15 year olds • Athletes presence on social media plays large role in recruiting process this year • Is the next virus avoidable? • The spread of STEM • On-campus instruction returns to Paly • Title IX: Reporting Sexual Misconduct at PAUSD • Santa Clara County to move to Orange Tier Wednesday • Cycle 4: Podcast #5 - Sports Return, Vaccines, M-mag • Adapting to E-commerce • Demand for Pet Adoption increases over SIP • Santa Clara County moves to Red Tier • Reporting Sexual Assault/Harassment in the District • PAUSD prioritized for teacher vaccines • Pandemic allows for longer recovery period for athletes • COVID-19 vaccine rollout in Bay Area begins • ESG Investing • Sexual assault survivors: in their own words • Renewing the fight against climate change • Post-election thoughts • Tech companies data usage ought to be regulated • Campanile Holiday Podcast • Share your sexual assault story • Provide input on capitol riots • Man fatally struck by train at Churchill crossing • Podcast 3 - COVID-19, College Apps • Lights, webcam, action! • How Prop 22 Showed Corporate Political Power • Robotics teacher sues Paly • Open Air Stadiums • Senior Sadness • Reopening plan editorial • Strict stay-at-home order issued by Bay Area counties • Santa Clara County reverts to purple tier • Board rationales over reopening of elementary schools • Dating During COVID • Paly Connect activities should be offered more frequently • Podcast 2 - Presidential Election, PAUSD reopening • Among Us takes off • Embarrassing Zoom moments • To abide by COVID regulations, Wellness Center and other counseling services in the area move online • New Reopening Plan • Last-Minute College Application Tips • Campanile Twitch • The Voices Behind the Votes • Stanford transparency in varsity cuts • Students support local restaurants during covid • Students, teachers reflect on remote learning • Foothills Park to Allow Non-residents • Back to School Blunder • Interview with Don Austin on School Reopening • Online Learning Survey • Santa Clara County moves from Purple to Red Tier • Editorial: Black Lives Matter • COVID-19 Tracker App • Fall reopening proposal • Online Sports Practices • Celebrations held in quarantine • Mask Popularity during COVID-19 • Mental Health Wellness during COVID-19 • Stress stemming from COVID-19 overwhelms juniors • Keeping Up With the Quaranteens • Diary Entry • Quarantine Podcast • BLM Protest (June 6 2020) • Graduation Parade Photos (June 3 2020) • BLM Palo Alto Protest Photos (June 1 2020) • Letter from the 2020 Editors-in-Chief: The Worldwide Whirlwind • Standardized Testing Updates