District gender disclosure policy in limbo
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[Photo] EDITORIAL: Misson: Imparkable
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![SCOUTING FOR THE FUTURE - Social Justice Pathway co-founder Eric Bloom sits at his desk in room 805. Bloom said his experience both in Boy Scouts and as a teen leader gave him insight into how adults can facilitate teen leadership. “The part about Boy Scouts that makes it so successful … is that it’s so driven by the individual troop,” Bloom said. “It’s [all] up to you.”](https://anthromagazine.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/IMG_0661-675x1200.jpeg)
Career in full Bloom
Social Justice Pathway founder is set to retire after 27 years of teaching
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![Special education teacher Ashley Cheechoo gives a passionate speech to a crowd of educators amid cheers before the rally on Tuesday. Cheechoo said she is fighting for students and teachers across the district. “We want them [the school board], when they go into that negotiating room, to remember all of our faces,” Cheechoo said. “They want to never forget the feeling of this place, the memory of the math, the English teachers, the science, the SPED [special education], the elementary, the middle [and] the high school because we are together. We are united. Our time is right now, we are not going to wait for two more superintendents.”](https://anthromagazine.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/5-1200x800.jpg)
Palo Alto Educators Association rally for stronger contract
Educators across the district come together in a show of solidarity before the school board meeting
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[Photo] A nation at a turning point
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[Photo] Will ICE come here?
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![Former Palo Alto Unified School District school board candidate and Pathwise (formerly Dreamcatchers) Executive Director Nichole Chiu-Wang speaks on Thursday at a Q&A session to The Paly Incubator class at Palo Alto High School. According to Chiu-Wang, Pathwise is launching a new summer certification program. High school students can still mentor middle schoolers as a volunteer. “We [Pathwise] are very excited to be doing that, because we want to make sure that our high schoolers feel empowered to be leaders,” Chiu-Wang said. “I truly believe that through volunteering or through being of service, or through mentorship and those relationships you form, not only are we creating a sense of belonging for our middle school students, but also for our volunteers.”](https://anthromagazine.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/guesdt-speaker-4-710x1200.jpg)
Local students join nationwide walkout
Palo Alto High School students protests Trump administration and ICE on El Camino
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[Photo] Budget cuts threaten allcove
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OPINION: We must change the narrative now
It’s time to move past blame in our politics and reopen the lines of communication towards people that differ in ideas than ours
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[Photo] Activism Around the World
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[Photo] Roblox under fire
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