May 23, 2022
Senioritis: M-A’s Oldest Pandemic
Welcome to the end of semester two, the most exciting time of the year here at M-A. Eighth graders are gearing up to start their…
April 24, 2022
A Picturesque Prom Night at City Hall
Written by Emily Buck and Ella Bohmann Farrell On Friday night, students attended M-A’s annual prom held at San Francisco’s City Hall. The chilly weather…
April 19, 2022
Close Loss for Varsity Baseball Against Sequoia
This past Friday, Varsity Baseball faced Sequoia High School in a close game, ultimately losing 9-8. While Sequoia was ahead for most of the game,…
April 19, 2022
Leadership Council Fosters Club Collaboration
During distance learning, a group of staff members, Cat Burton-Tilson, Jackson Shaad, Rachel Andres, and Allie Jordan, spearheaded an effort to create a student council…
April 15, 2022
How Does M-A Determine Class Rigor?
When deciding on which courses to take next year, it is helpful to know how much work each class entails. Luckily, there are course comparison…
April 8, 2022
Varsity Boys Volleyball Squashes Carlmont Scots
On Wednesday, M-A’s Varsity Boys Volleyball team faced the Carlmont Scots on the court at M-A. The Bears won all three sets by large margins.…
March 25, 2022
Amid Unmasking Uncertainty, Students Go With the Flow
Written by Elias Chane and Sheryl Chen Illustrated by Justina Wilkins It has been about two weeks since masking at M-A became optional and its…
March 17, 2022
Opinion: We Should Act Now on Food Waste
Written by Cleo Rehkopf M-A and all schools throughout the district should implement a food share system as soon as possible, to collect uneaten food…
March 16, 2022
Editorial: The “Strong Recommendation” is a Non-Answer
Para la versión en Ingles haz cliq aquí. Last Wednesday, the District Board decided that beginning this week—two years after M-A first shut down—the choice…