Midpeninsula Post News Today

At the Palo Alto school board meeting on Aug. 22, 25 students spoke on a contentious topic: math. They called on the district to take action on creating more fluid math lanes, offering multivariable calculus during the day and more.

With the landmark decision now overturned as of January, students reckon with an ever-polarized landscape.

Two teen interns helped GreenTown Los Altos develop a Lawn Be Gone resource page for local residents interested in converting their lawns to a drought-tolerant landscapes.

A large crowd marched through downtown Mountain View Sunday to protest anti-Asian hate. Hundreds of people took to the streets of downtown Mountain View Sunday to show support for the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community, as well as to call attention to anti-Asian racism both historically and in the present day. Protesters gathered at the Mountain View train station and marched to Mountain View City Hall, where speakers, including young people and elected officials, addressed th...

The Midpeninsula Post is still young but eager to grow. Chien hopes to recruit more students, including graphic artists and middle schoolers; expand to more coverage areas and topics, such as food and recreation; and create a video department. They recently started an artist-of-the-month column that features high school musicians, illustrators, sculptors and other kids of artists. Students with a passion for journalism (no prior experience required, however) who are interested in applying can d...