Former Columbine Principal Shares Story of Violence and Hope
Cover photo credit: Stephanie Sheridan. On Monday night, the former principal of Columbine High School spoke to the local community at Hillview Middle School. Frank
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Sarah is a senior and this is her third year writing for the Chronicle. After starting as a sports writer, she started writing human interest and news pieces, and loves to find hidden stories in her community. Sarah interned at a newspaper this summer and hopes to continue writing in college and beyond. She is excited to step into her role as an editor and read the great stories that get published this year.
Update: Who Really Won the Class President Election?
This story was printed in the MArk, and is an expanded version of an article posted on the M-A Chronicle in December. “We lost, not
SCHOOL CLOSED 11/16
This page will be updated as we gain information. School will be cancelled Friday, November 16. According to Superintendent Mary Streshly, “Given the current and
Wheat Paste Photo Installation in I-Wing Brings Climate Change to Mind
A few weeks ago, an artist from the Magnum Foundation installed a wheat paste photo on the window of I-2, overlooking Coach Parks field. The
Shelter in Place Called During Second Period
On October 17, at around 10 a.m., M-A’s administration announced that a shelter environment would be in place ordered by Atherton police. A shelter in
Why We Need to Place More Value on Reading
When was the last time you read a book purely to enjoy it? Chances are it wasn’t during English class, and you probably weren’t reading
M-A Community Officially Celebrates Mr. Longyear’s Life
Rick Longyear had an amazing tenure as an M-A teacher, coach, and mentor, and the community continues to remember his impact after his tragic death
Campus, Only Better
An earlier version of this story appeared in The Almanac. As students settle back into the rhythm of school this year, there are a few obvious
Welcome Back Night Prevails Despite Air Quality Concerns
Every year, leadership puts on a Back to School Dance for M-A students to welcome freshmen and give returning students the opportunity to see old
Math at M-A: Something Just Doesn’t Add Up
Editors’ Note: This story is part two of the ongoing series, A School Divided. When do you think you chose the math class you’re in? You’re