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
Author : Sarah Lehman
Bears dance the night away at Prom
On Friday night, hundreds of M-A students flocked to The Galleria at the San Francisco Design Center for prom. The black-tie event was a success,
Cesar Chavez Day, a Step in the Right Direction
Since 2014, the United States government has recognized Cesar Chavez day as a national holiday. The idea was proposed by Barack Obama during his presidential
Students Unite in San Francisco March for Our Lives
On Saturday, hundreds marched from the San Francisco Civic Center through the city as part of the national March For Our Lives movement in response
Students left behind: the few that stayed during the walkout
On Wednesday, hundreds of students from M-A walked out of school to join the national March for Our Lives movement and were met by students
BSU Defends the Dream
On Friday, M-A’s Black Student Union (BSU) held their fourth annual fundraiser and showcase, which involved the clubs from M-A, Carlmont, Sequoia, and Woodside. The
One year later, and still marching
Photo Credit: Sarah Lehman/M-A Chronicle The mood of the march in San Francisco was electric from start to end, and it was clear that the
Al Gore talks climate change and legitimate hope at Aragon
Former Vice President Al Gore has long been outspoken about the need to better protect the environment. In 2005, he founded the Alliance for Climate
California bill AB-1227 seeks to educate teenagers about human trafficking and exploitation
A new bill, AB-1227 or the Human Trafficking Prevention Education and Training Act, will amend California education requirements to include information about the risks of
Religious stereotypes affect people in the Bay Area- “Hearts of Justice” conference explains how
Trinity Church in Menlo Park held its fourth annual “Hearts for Justice” conference on Sunday focused on breaking barriers between Christianity, Judaism, and Islam. The