October 21, 2020
Cultural Appropriation
Illustrated by Ashley Trail Controversy erupted last school year when a white student manager of the basketball team walked with exaggerated gestures to the front…
September 27, 2020
Menlo Park Protesters Take To The Streets in Breonna Taylor’s Memory
“Whose streets? Our streets,” protesters echoed, standing in the center of the El Camino Ravenswood intersection. Killed at the hands of the Louisville Police Department,…
August 18, 2020
M-A Welcomes Class of 2024 through Socially Distant Orientation
Every August, the 600 ninth graders who will make up M-A’s freshman class descend on campus a day before the official start of school, to…
June 3, 2020
San Mateo County Announces Two Day Curfew
In anticipation of an influx of riots and looting to expand throughout the Bay, San Mateo County has announced a mandatory countywide curfew from 8:30…
April 29, 2020
M-A School Year to End Early
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…
March 28, 2020
Community Reacts to Race Riots Article
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…
January 22, 2020
Candidates for State Senate Come to M-A
On Wednesday, January 15th, M-A’s performing arts center served as the venue of a climate and environment forum, offering candidates for State Senate an opportunity…
January 14, 2020
A Year in Review: Highlights of 2019
Written by Antonia Mortensen and Brynn Baker Photo credit: Lena Kalotihos and M-A Chronicle Staff
December 4, 2019
New California Law Changes Public School Start Times
On October 13th, California’s governor, Gavin Newsom signed off on Senate Bill 328, essentially postponing California public school start times to 8:30 at the earliest.…