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By The Numbers College Editors' Picks Equity Features News Top Stories

March 18, 2022

Is the SAT Actually Racist?

This is the first article in a two-part series on the debate about standardized testing and race. You can read the second article here. Written by Katie Doran Cover photo…

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Community COVID-19 News Top Stories

March 18, 2022

Public Reacts to Mask Mandate Repeal at Board Meeting

During the meeting’s section for public comment, teachers, parents, and other community members voiced their perspectives on what a mask means to them. Though expressing sympathy for worried individuals, the…

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COVID-19 News Top Stories

March 9, 2022

Breaking: District Lifts Mask Mandate Starting March 12th

Beginning March 12th, students and teachers at M-A will have the option to not wear their masks indoors while at school. Still, the District’s new mask guidance will “strongly recommend”…

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By The Numbers COVID-19 Editors' Picks News Top Stories

March 9, 2022

What Students Miss About Distance-Learning

More than halfway through the in-person school year, many students remember distance learning as a distant fever dream. And although M-A students and staff have largely celebrated the return to…

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Campus Culture STEM Top Stories

February 22, 2022

M-A’s Sixth Annual STEM Fair Returns In-Person

Written by Emily Buck On Thursday, February 17th, M-A had their sixth annual STEM fair in the Maker Space. This year’s event returned in person after last year’s fair was…

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By The Numbers COVID-19 News Top Stories

February 10, 2022

Student Absences Outnumber COVID-19 Cases

As COVID-19 Omicron cases surged throughout January, the many absences were made apparent by the half-empty parking lots and classrooms, prolonged substitute teachers, and eerily quiet hallways. Whether it was…

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By The Numbers California Editors' Picks Equity News Top Stories

February 9, 2022

California Redistricting Further Divides M-A Community

Written by Elias Chane Cover image by Tess Buckley The old dividing line between the 14th and 18th congressional districts. Every decade, every state in the U.S. redraws their congressional…

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By The Numbers College News Top Stories

February 7, 2022

M-A Students React to New Digital SAT

Illustration by Ella Bohmann Farrell On January 25th the College Board announced that there will be a new, fully online SAT implemented in the US by 2024, meaning it will…

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By The Numbers Community COVID-19 Top Stories

February 2, 2022

M-A’s Post-Winter Break COVID-19 Spike is in Decline

Written by Samir Chowdhary-Fitton and Katherine Welander Cover image illustrated by Justina Wilkins Graphs created by Katherine Welander For the graphs in this article, the data for M-A and the…

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COVID-19 News Top Stories Translations

February 2, 2022

M-A Ofrece Pruebas de COVID-19 Por Semana Para Estudiantes y Personal

This is the Spanish translation of a previously posted article. For the English version, click here. escrito por Cleo Rekhpof traducido por Marlene Arroyo Cada martes y jueves después de…

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