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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
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Emma Dewey is a senior in her second year on the Chronicle staff and her first year as an editor. She enjoys working with other writers to make the Chronicle the best it can be. She is most interested in using journalism to connect with her community and affect social change.
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
Environmental chemistry classes dive into virtual reality
Desplaza hacia abajo para ver una traducción en español. “Vénganos,” Stephanie Owens called out to her sixth-period Environmental Chemistry class, scattered throughout the Performing Arts
EPA Academy walks over an hour to join March For Our Lives rally
Editor’s Note: Since publishing, the East Palo Alto Academy Principal has confirmed that the students’ actions never put their ability to graduate in jeopardy. We
Opinion: Why Lady Bird deserved better
It’s December. I am slouched in the Guild Theater’s slightly uncomfortable wooden-backed seats, watching “Lady Bird” as a welcome break from the final stretch of
M-A Chronicle staff predicts the Oscars
Hollywood’s biggest night is fast approaching, and we at the Chronicle decided to pitch in our own opinions on the nominations before the stars take
Supreme Court denies DACA case, protections stay in place
On Monday, the Supreme Court denied the Trump administration’s request for a lawsuit regarding the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, which grants undocumented
Girls wrestling defends CCS championship title after successful season
The M-A girls wrestling team brought home the Central Coast Section (CCS) championship title for the second year in a row this past weekend, concluding
Rethinking discipline: restorative justice at M-A
We live in a nation with the highest incarceration rate in the world, where African-Americans are incarcerated at five times the rate of whites. This
2018 Grammy winners, according to the M-A Chronicle
The 2018 Grammy Awards were like any other: a little too long, full of stellar performances, and an utter let-down in rewarding real artistry. Talented