M-A Honors Mr. Longyear
On July 17, Rick Longyear passed away from cancer at age 57. A longtime biology teacher at M-A, Longyear has also been a prominent figure
Author : Sarah Marks
By the Letters
The M-A Chronicle ran a story about the stark stratification in M-A’s math classes, where feeder districts are often the deciding factor as to whether
Middle college: Students explore further education
For M-A students that feel overwhelmed by the huge student body, or simply want to take classes that M-A does not have, the Middle College
The cold case about cold classrooms
In 2014, Menlo-Atherton’s planning committee began drafting a new building to accommodate the surge in students — however, such hasty action has led to problems
Signing Day celebrates star athletes
This Monday, 27 student athletes celebrated their success and future continuation of their sport at signing day in the Ayers Gym. The ceremony was scheduled
Opinion: Less is More When it Comes to Block Days
The idea behind block days is to allow for enriched learning and prolonged class time to fully explore concepts. However, block days hinder a student’s
Day five: Flowers on the green
M-A’s unity week concluded today with a memorial for gun violence victims. On the green at lunch, there was a table with flowers to commemorate
Big Band Dance At A Glance
On Saturday night, music groups performed for students, parents, friends, and family in Ayers gym. The Big Band Dance is an annual fundraiser for the
You can’t BEAT drumming class
Although many count it as an easy ‘A’ class, drumming gives its students a thorough understanding of percussion and rhythm. “It’s fascinating to hear what
WOMBAT Club hosts STEM fair
On Tuesday, January 23, the Women Of Medicine, Business, and Technology (WOMBAT) Club had a Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) event for Advancement Via