Film Festival: Showcasing M-A’s Talented Filmmakers and Actors
Watching M-A’s 2017 Film Festival Friday night in the Performing Arts Center (PAC) was a very special experience. As it was Memorial Day weekend, it
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Battle of the Bands: Behind the Scenes Commentary
The Battle of the Bands took place on Friday from 6-9 p.m. There were seven student bands that performed various pieces of music like rock,
The Computer Academy Part 2: Fostering a Close-Knit Community Through Field Trips
There are many aspects of M-A’s Computer Academy that are unique. It’s designed to prepare 150 sophomores to seniors for college with more individualized attention
The Computer Academy: A School Within a School
M-A’s Computer Academy, a program dedicated to mentoring and supporting selected sophomores, juniors, and seniors, is made up of 150 of M-A’s 2,200 students. It’s
Nothing Robotic about M-A’s Robotics Team!
This March, the robotics team went to the San Francisco and Silicon Valley regional competitions. In only a brief six week period, the team, consisting
W.O.M.B.A.T Club Opens Minds to STEM Careers
According to the M-A website, there are over 70 clubs this year. One of these clubs is W.O.M.B.A.T. This career exploration club hosts successful “Women
Stigmatized: Sophomore Ava Gutheil shares her fight to stay focused
Sophomore Ava Gutheil has skied since she was about five years old. She has long brown hair, a wide smile, and dresses to her style.
Meet the Team: Making Music from Ravenswood to M-A
According to Google Maps, the K-8 school is a six-minute drive and just 1.6 miles from M-A. At its entrance, a wooden white board proudly
Making the Move from Private to Public School
INTRODUCTION Moving schools and leaving close friends can be very difficult, but each year a few students dare to leave the campus where they climbed
Menlo Park Kiwanis Club Gives More Than Christmas Trees
The Kiwanis Club in Menlo Park is dedicated to “serving the children of the world.” It is one of 16,000 Kiwanis clubs worldwide. Just last