This story will be published in this year's summer issue of The Mark. Cover image by Kari Trail Of 102 anonymous students polled, 81 said that…
Isabelle StidMay 19, 2021
On February 22nd, San Mateo County expanded vaccine eligibility to teachers and childcare workers. Many M-A teachers took advantage of this opportunity and scheduled vaccine…
Isabelle StidMarch 18, 2021
Last week the Sequoia Union High School District sent out a form for students to decide whether or not they would return to M-A’s campus…
Katherine WelanderMarch 13, 2021
by Izzy Leake, Sathvik Nori, and Ellie Shepard In By the Numbers, last year’s spring Mark publication, our staff outlined the racial breakdown of student…
Izzy LeakeSeptember 17, 2020
by Amelia Wu, Izzy Leake, Lucy Gundel, Nate Viotti, & Triana Devaux In March of 2019, a nationwide scandal exposed the fragility of the college…
Triana DevauxMarch 16, 2020
Cover photo credit: Toni Shindler-Ruberg / M-A Chronicle "Menlo-Atherton: By the Numbers" was initially published in the March issue of The Mark. Staff members reached…
The Editorial BoardSeptember 18, 2019
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…
Sarah MarksJune 2, 2018
Editors' Note: This story is part two of the ongoing series, A School Divided. When do you think you chose the math class you're in? You're…
Sarah LehmanMay 7, 2018
Editors' Note: This story is part one of the ongoing series, A School Divided.
Mara CavallaroApril 24, 2018
It’s no secret that there are huge differences between our two local elementary school districts, Menlo Park City School District (MPCSD), and Ravenswood City School…
Sabrina WatkinsMarch 9, 2017
