Last Wednesday, an email from M-A’s administration confirmed their plan to wrap up the academic year on May 29th. With this new end date in…
Brynn BakerApril 29, 2020
While we’re all in quarantine, there’s a lot of time to read a good book and escape into fictional worlds. Here are the M-A Chronicle’s…
Triana DevauxApril 23, 2020
Photo credit: The Almanac On Wednesday, administration announced in an email to M-A seniors that their graduation ceremony will be held online on June 4th.…
Violet TaylorApril 22, 2020
Not only has social distancing due to the coronavirus pandemic drastically changed the way M-A students experience learning, it has also rendered it impossible for…
Izzy LeakeApril 22, 2020
Illustration by Lara Smarandoiu “That’s so gay.” “Don’t be a pussy.” These are words that are often thrown around at high school campuses, including M-A.…
Sathvik NoriApril 18, 2020
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by Sarah Marks and Nate Viotti The Sequoia Union High School District (SUHSD) Board of Trustees voted 3-2 that grading will switch to a credit/no…
Sarah MarksApril 15, 2020
The COVID-19 crisis has—among many revelations—shown how difficult it can be for some students to complete schoolwork at home. With the Sequoia Union High School…
Nate ViottiApril 12, 2020
As we finish the fourth week of distance learning, the Sequoia Union High School District is deciding whether to keep traditional grading or move to…
Sarah MarksApril 12, 2020
With non-essential businesses closed during the COVID-19 pandemic, many people needing a haircut have had to trust family members to cut their hair or have…
Violet TaylorApril 10, 2020
photo credit: Menlo-Atherton 1986 High School Reunion Facebook Page The Peninsula Athletic League’s Commissioner's Cup is an award given to the school whose students best…
Izzy LeakeApril 10, 2020
On Monday night the board of trustees for the Sequoia Union High School District (SUHSD) had a special online meeting to deliberate on what grading…
Sathvik NoriApril 7, 2020
Throughout these first couple weeks of shelter and place due to the spread of COVID-19, many professional athletes have used their influence and posted inspiring…
Cole TriggApril 3, 2020
In light of increasing public health concerns, 2020 graduation will no longer take place on the football field. Instead, its place will be taken by…
Toni Shindler-RubergApril 1, 2020
This is developing story, check back for further updates. Last updated March 31, 2020, at 9:04 PM. Written by Sathvik Nori and Toni Shindler-Ruberg Sequoia…
Sathvik NoriMarch 31, 2020
The College Board announced that Advanced Placement (AP) exams would be open-note in an email to Advanced Placement (AP) coordinators obtained by the Paly Voice.…
Sathvik NoriMarch 30, 2020
The College Board announced on March 20 that, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Advanced Placement (AP) tests will be taken online and in students’ homes.…
Amelia WuMarch 29, 2020
In a release issued Friday, the San Mateo County Parks Department stated that all county parks are to be closed indefinitely, in an effort to…
Nathaniel GerhardMarch 29, 2020
In the most recent issue of our magazine, the Mark, staff writer Alana Hartsell wrote a lengthy article that covered the race riots that occurred…
Brynn BakerMarch 28, 2020
Nestled among the artisanal farms and pronounced ridgelines of the Santa Cruz Mountains, Butano State Park is a somber reminder of how recently, and the…
Nathaniel GerhardMarch 26, 2020
In an email to staff members on Wednesday morning, Sequoia Union High School District Superintendent Mary Streshly announced that M-A and all other district schools…
Nate ViottiMarch 25, 2020
Seven years after her initial fourth grade attempt, Kari Trail has successfully published 100 pages of experimental art, writing, and photography. Her entirely self-published magazine…
Chloe HsyMarch 23, 2020
