Letter to the Editor: Mental Health Story Inaccurate
Editors’ note: In the original post, the authors quoted students who pointed out a lack of mental health resources for the football team and finals
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New Year, Same Fear
Written by Lucida Fu and Aashka Popat At approximately 10:10 A.M. on Wednesday, October 17, a shelter in place announcement spread throughout Menlo Atherton. In
Students Come Out For National Coming Out Day
On October 11, National Coming Out Day celebrates people of all sexual orientations and genders to express themselves and tell their stories. At M-A, students
Seeing the Mind: A Photo Essay about Mental Health
Click below to see what mental health looks like in the minds of teens who are affected. We often talk about mental health as an
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
East Palo Alto Academy embodies compassion in the community
“All students will graduate college-ready, empowered with the knowledge, skills and passion to positively impact their own lives, their community and the global society,” proudly
The Gender Gap
Editors’ Note: This story is part one of the ongoing series, A School Divided.
Editorial: We need to refocus the gun control debate
After the February 14 shooting in Parkland, Florida, the president, among many others, expressed a knee-jerk reaction to come up with immediate solutions, some more
Major changes for the new bell schedule
As M-A’s campus changes, the bell schedule committee is finalizing a new schedule for two trials. Teachers, students, and parents have been involved in the
Indigenous People’s Day celebration rewrites the legacy of colonization
While people across the country took the day off for Columbus Day Monday, Nuestra Casa and several other local community organizations hosted the first ever