Shama Gupta

Former athletic trainer Liz Alves had a salary of $33,000 after serving for 12 years — Los Gatos paid their newly hired trainer $62,000.  

MAP Booster President Sandi Payne helped organize the fundraiser to raise money for technology upgrades for the program.

McCrystal plans to spend more time with her husband and ailing twin sister while keeping alive old hobbies.

Start at Fremont Older Preserve, and work your way up to Villa Montalvo and Sanborn Park trails.    

In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, class of 2020 alumni consider taking a gap year  

Bosworth, a former star athlete, agriculture enthusiast and 4-H participant, reflects on social-emotional lessons learned, risks and pursuing passions  

English 10 and drama teacher Sarah Thermond will be a full-time drama director at Palo Alto High School next school year.  

Lack of health resources and government legislation leave farmers depressed, thinking they have no way out of debt.  

Lack of exercise and entertainment forces two student athletes to try a new style of home workout

2000 alumnus Warren Wong finds leadership fulfillment through small team management in business.

Female coaches break barriers and stereotypes in male sports organizations.

The team’s strong defensive team unable to make up for their offense struggling to score goals

The 2010s were filled with lots of trends inspired by the biggest celebrities, TV shows and movies.

Falcons focus on recruiting a hard working, resilient group of girls

Junior’s commitment and positive environment allows him to play sports at a competitive level despite a previous spacial awareness disability

The team hopes this year’s success will build a solid foundation for next year.

The best things about having a permit is witnessing your parents being uncomfortable in the passenger seat.

 The perception of women’s sports is increasingly respectable, but has a long way to go —both in high school and professional levels  

Freshman Magdalena Mendoza excels in traditional style of dance.

 Senior Siyona Suresh expresses how learning Indian Classical Dance has positively affected her.

Soccer player finds a newfound respect for bench players after experiencing it herself 

The small team hopes to beat Mountain View during their first match against Mountain View.

New policies push for Link Crew leaders to connect and work with new people.

Moran wants to spend more time with his family and do service work

Greg Louie meets students and teachers in preparation for starting work on July 1.

Students try to find a balance between their parents’ culture and American culture.

Students see the positive side to the inevitable encounter of detention.

New sprints coach influences the team with a focus on running form and mechanics.

Students look back on past experiences with summer programs and find more cost-efficient alternatives.

Senior Enzo Coglitore inspires people with his mother's message of perseverence.

Patricia Miranda confronted identity by wrestling, competed at Olympics and became lawyer.

Statewide legislations ban mandatory fees for school-related actitives, forcing campus organizations to turn toward donations instead.

Highly involved parents support and engage in their children’s sports

The English Department's Meeting Room has moved many times, but no matter where it is, its name secures the legacy of Genevieve Palace.

Boy Scouts of America has rebranded itself, now allowing both LGBTQ people and girls to join the club.

Girls' golf is proud of making it to CCS.

Jin leads league in scoring average.

Weeklong events like Speak Up For Change challenges students to tackle topics that are traditionally taboo.

Thoughts on the increasing price on of the annual ASB package. 

Junior takes sign language class in order to help others with deafness

Sophomore and Junior start feminism club.

Students connect with the world through service-learning projects.

Girls' Golf is looking forward to a promising season.