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Feb 12 |
Spring Sports Parent Night, 6:30pm in MAC |
| Tuesday |
Feb 13, 14 |
Paly Choir Pops concert, 7pm in the PAC UPDATED |
| Wednesday |
Feb 14 |
Class of 2021 (Freshman) Parent Network Meeting, 8:15 am, Haymarket Theater NEW |
| Friday |
Feb 16 |
Staff Development Day - no classes for students |
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Feb 17 |
Flea Market
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| Monday |
Feb 19 |
Presidents' Day - No School |
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Feb 20 |
Naviance Demonstration - Media Arts building Atrium, 7pm |
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Feb 21 |
Challenge Success Book Discussion/"Fishbowl" for Parents AND Students, 7-8:30pm, MAC |
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Feb 22 |
Out of State College Presentation - Media Arts building Atrium, 7pm |
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Feb 22 |
Paly Jordan Jazz Concert - 7:30pm
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| Friday |
March 9 |
End of 3rd Quarter
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March 9,10,15,16,17,18 |
"Venture" a Musical. 7:30 pm on 9th, 10th, 16th, 17th (4pm on 15th, 2pm on 18th) in the PAC UPDATED |
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March 11 |
Daylight Savings Time Begins |
| Monday |
March 12 |
No School UPDATED |
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Apr 22 |
Paly Science Fair, 6-8pm in the Peery Family Center Gym
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Paly & PTSA Items
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Spring Sports Parent Night
Spring Sports Parent Night will take place Monday February 12th at 6:30pm in the MAC.
Spring President's Volunteer Service Awards Submission NEW
February 12 - 23
Students that have completed 100 or more hours of community service within a 12 month period can submit their hours for a President's Volunteer Service Award.
To complete your submission, go to
http://paly.net/community-service
to fill out the google form per your graduation year during the submission period.
Class of 2021 (Freshman) Parent Network
Meeting NEW
Wednesday, February 14, 2017, 8:15 social & breakfast; presentation,
Haymarket Theater, Paly Campus
**Note NEW day of week - (meeting moved since there is no school)
Last semester, our freshman students received training during their PE classes
on a series of breathing techniques that can serve as easy, practical tools for managing stress, energy, and focus. Come learn about the program and how you can support your child at home to continue practicing these calming techniques that will help them maintain health and wellness. A video of the kids' testimonials and survey results will be shared.
Coffee and breakfast treats will be served from 8:15 am to 8:45 am.8:15 am to 8:45 am.
Come for the extended social time to talk to other parents about how the year is going and share course selection stories.
Paly Theatre Presents the World Premiere of "Venture"
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Fri & Sat, Mar 9-10; Fri & Sat, Mar 16 & 17, 7:30 PM; Thu, Mar 15, 4 PM; Sun, Mar 18, 2 PM, Palo Alto High School Performing Arts Center, 50 Embarcadero Rd
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 Join the excitement at the world premiere of the musical Venture. Gender politics, the challenges of love and ambition, a tech dynasty, how does a young woman in Silicon Valley figure it all out? Venture is a modern love story that follows the path of one woman as she makes her way through the complex, cutthroat Silicon Valley tech culture while navigating her deepening relationship with her boyfriend. Finding balance proves difficult. Rivals seek to destroy her. Mentors teeter on the brink of their own destruction. Who can she trust? How does a young visionary woman find her future? What will she risk in order to change the world? Set in the world of Silicon Valley, Venture brings together the unlikely topics of love, patent infringement and female empowerment into toe-tapping melodies meant to provoke, inspire and uplift. Book and music written by Michael Najar. Directed by Kathleen Woods and Meghan Hakes, with choreography by Alyssa Bond. Orchestration by Todd Billingsley and additional music by Brittney Kerby, Scott Kahawai and Todd Billingsley.Tickets are $15.00 adults, $10.00 students/seniors. Reserved seating at https://www.palytheatre.com/ti ckets/. Box office opens one hour prior to curtain.
Paly Science Fair
April 22, 2018 Peery Family Center Gym at Paly from 6pm to 8pm
The Paly Science Fair Club is excited to launch the Paly Science Fair. All students attending the Palo Alto High School are invited to create and submit their own project to the Paly Science Fair. We want to provide this as an opportunity to get inspired by science and make great things! Furthermore, clubs, organizations, or other institutions may be invited to showcase what they do the public. For opportunities to sign up and help, as well as other questions, please contact us at
[email protected].
NEW DATE and BOOK SUMMARY for Paly Community Book Group: Where You Go is Not Who You'll Be
by Frank Bruni
Paly's Challenge Success Committee invites all
Paly parents, students, and staff to read Frank Bruni's book about the college admissions process and how we can have a more balanced approach to this process. The committee will be hosting a student-teacher-parent "fishbowl" and discussion on Wednesday, February 21 from 7:00 to 8:30 pm in the MAC. We invite parents, students, and staff to attend and hear perspectives from representatives from all three groups.
Please contact Heidi Mickelsen (
[email protected]) or Cari Anderson (
[email protected]) if you have any questions or suggestions. The Parent Network groups will host discussion groups on the same topic on the dates below; contact reps for more details:
Class of 2019: Fri. Feb. 2
Class of 2020: Fri. Jan. 12
Class of 2021: Fri. Jan 19
Paly's Annual Career Month Speaker Series UPDATED
February 27 - March 2 and March 6-9 rooms 403 and 404 11:40am
We are currently planning the Career Speakers Series, please stay posted for information regarding speakers and volunteers for the event.
The Paly Career Month Team
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Paly Giving
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Rise Together Education
This is a 501(c) (3) tax-exempt public charity with the mission to provide mentoring and financial support to low income college bound students graduating from Palo Alto High School. The students are supported throughout their 4 years of college with this 2018 class being the third group of graduates that need our help. Our goal for 2018 is to raise $400,000 and to support 51 low income students to attend college in the fall of 2018.
The board consists of faculty and community volunteers that meet once a month for 2 hours to discuss the mentoring and student support along with fundraising activities. Passionate about
assisting with equity amongst our PALY student's college education? We need volunteers to serve on the board or help with our 2nd Annual Fundraising Auction and Talent Show
March 22nd
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commitment is 5 hours a month. Interested and would like to learn more about the mission of
Rise
Together Education?
Paly Sports Boosters Meeting
Come to the monthly Paly Sports Boosters meeting at the home of co-president, Melissa Anderson. We'll get a wrap up of the winter sports season and the start of the spring sports season from Athletic Director Therren Wilburn plus hear about upcoming events including the Paly 5K Fun Run (
March 24th) & Paly Golf Classic (
June 1st). We're a fun group (and all the big jobs are already taken!) Please join us! Questions?
[email protected]
Food/ Beverages donations needed for the Wellness Center
Our students are very happy when there are tea and snacks available in the Wellness Center! Once again we seek your help in providing decaffeinated tea bags, cocoa, healthy nut free foods, fresh fruit and vegetable trays for the kids who stop by the Wellness Center. If you are interested in donating any of these items, please drop them off in the Wellness Center, located in the Tower Building, anytime during the school day. Questions, please contact Angelina Michael,
[email protected].
Thank you so much!!
Paly Tower Building; Ongoing; Light refreshments for teens during the school week
So many students just don't have time to get breakfast before heading off to school in the mornings. We, in the Main Office have been offering snacks (bars, crackers, fruit snacks, etc.) to any student who needs a pick-me-up at brunch in the Tower Building Hallway. Every single day, 40 -50 kids grab something to keep them going until lunch (For some it is their lunch, and their breakfast). If anyone wants to contribute, here is a link to an Amazon Wishlist. Items can be purchased online and will come directly to the school. Every single thing we receive will be gobbled up by hungry teenagers, guaranteed. Link:
http://a.co/7ZMJA7D
Thank you, Paly Main Office. Questions? Please contact Vallen Queen at
[email protected].
Fiery Arts Glass Workshops at Palo Alto High School
Sat & Sun. Feb. 17-18; March 3-4, 17-18; April 7-8, 21-22; May 5-6, 19-20; June 2-3; 9-3 pm at Palo Alto High School's Glass Studio, 50 Embarcadero Rd.
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ese workshops are open to the public, students and parents. You learn glass blowing technique in this hands-on 2-day weekend workshop. Advanced Sign up is required. Class limit is 4. Teens and adults. $425 per person. Proceeds benefit the Palo Alto High School Fiery Arts Boosters.
Contact: David Camner, founder of Paly Glass,
[email protected], for more information & dates
We missed you at the Green & White Forever Auction!
Lucky for you, there are a few parties with capacity that may be of interest to you. This is your chance to GET YOUR GAME ON while benefiting ALL sports at Paly.
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College & Career Center
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Naviance Demonstration
For students and parents - Tues. Feb. 20, 7pm, Media Arts building Atrium
Please email Crystal Laguna if you need translation services for this event:
[email protected]
Come learn about some of the college and career exploration preparation tools and resources in Naviance: college maps, Paly application scattergrams, resume builder, document library, scholarships, summer enrichment opportunities, and more! Students and parents welcome.
Parents who have misplaced their Naviance registration codes, need their passwords reset, or wish to link multiple student accounts, please send an email to Karla Larson (
[email protected]) referencing Naviance in the subject line and provide:
- Parent(s) Full Name(s)
- Full Names and Year in School of *all* Paly students (even grads from 2007-2017 if you used Naviance with them)
- Description of the request.
Out of State Colleges Presentation
For students and parents - Thurs., Feb. 22, 7pm, Media Arts building Atrium
Please email Crystal Laguna if you need translation services for this event:
[email protected]
Come learn more about out-of-state public colleges and universities. Especially in light of the State budget crisis and its impact on CA higher education, out-state-public colleges offer many benefits. Topics discussed will include:
- number of open spaces (compared to CSU and UC)
- more/different majors than CSUs/UCs
- weather and travel considerations
- Western Undergraduate Exchange program (participation and restrictions) and scholarships
- honors programs
Director - Freshman Recruitment & Admission for Arizona State University, Brad Baertsch, will present.
College Expo (Historically Black Colleges and Universities Fair)
Sat., Feb. 17th - 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Oakland Marriott City Center, Oakland
Gap Year Fair, Sat., March 3 at Los Altos High School
Expanding Your Horizons in Math and Science Conference
Conference Sat. March 17, Skyline College, San Bruno, 8:15am-3pm
At this conference for 6-12th grade young women, students have the opportunity to meet women who use math and science in their careers. Over 100 women working in related fields will lead hands-on workshops that include experiments and a discussion of career options and educational requirements. For more info and to register:
www.skylinecollege.edu/eyh
College Rep Visits for Seniors (and Juniors, if space is available)
Students must have their teacher's permission one day in advance if missing class. Pick up a form in the C&CC, or download it at admit-class-form-college-and-career-center . Bring the signed form the day of the visit to ensure the absence from class is cleared and marked as an activity rather than a truancy. College visits scheduled for the next two weeks are listed below. For a full list of all visits through Spring, login to Naviance using your user ID and password; click on the "Colleges" tab then click "view all upcoming college visits" within the "my colleges" section. Or, you can check the calendar on www.paly.net/college.
Due to increased student attendance and limited space in the College Center, we are no longer able to permit parents to attend college representative visits, please click to read more information about this policy.
SCHOLARSHIP EXPIRATION DATES
Paly deadlines may be 2-4 weeks prior to public scholarship deadlines to allow for Paly TA and Guidance lead times. To learn about scholarships listed below and others login to Naviance
using your user ID and password or login as a Guest with no password. Click the "Colleges" tab, scroll to the "scholarships and money" section, then click on the "scholarship list" link.
Scholarships expiring through February 24
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Youth On Course Scholarship
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Kaiser Permanente Asian Association (KPAA) Scholarship Program
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National League of American Pen Women - Art, Writing and Music Scholarship
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2/24
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PTAC & PAUSD
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Superintendent's Weekly Message from Friday
Feb 2
NEW
We will re-post Karen Hendricks' Weekly communications here each week, in case you missed it on her previous Infinite Campus email to you. Click here for the message: https://www.pausd.org/explore-pausd/news/superintendents-weekly-message-%E2%80%93-february-2-2018
Secondary School Lunch Ala Carte Tasting Day NEW
Thu, Feb 22, 2:30-5 PM, JLS Training Room (Room 730)
The Student Nutrition Services Department, in conjunction with the PAUSD Wellness Council, have been requested to review and adjust the ala carte snack selections available for students to purchase at the secondary schools. The main emphasis of the review is to offer healthier alternatives. All secondary students, parents and interested community members are welcome. Student and parent input into the potential replacements is important. Feedback and any additional suggestions will be collected via a short survey conducted at the event. There will be a Label Reading Activity available for students and chance to win prizes in a drawing. It is our plan to begin making changes effective the week students return from Spring Break.
We want YOU to be on the PTA Council Board NEW
The PTA Council Nominating Committee is currently seeking both nominations and expressions of interest from individuals in the community who would like to learn more about becoming a member of the PTA Executive Board for the 2018/19 school year. We are looking for community members who demonstrate strong leadership skills and have a passion for improving the educational experience of all students, preferably have experience on their school PTA or site council, and are interested in stepping into a leadership role at the district level.
PTA Council Officers and VPs: President, Executive Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, Historian, VP Advocacy, VP Communications, VP Community Outreach, VP Education, VP Health & Wellness, VP Parent Education, Auditor, VP Leadership Services. To find out more contact: PTA Council Nominating Committee Chair -
[email protected]
2018 Annual Sweetheart Awards - Call for Nominations
Is there a bus driver, friend, teacher, administrator, neighbor, aide, crossing guard, coach, fellow student, therapist, physician, volunteer or relative that has done something (however large or small) for your special needs child with an IEP or 504? Honor that person by nominating him or her for a CAC Sweetheart Award. Submit nominations using this online form before Thursday, February 15th (early submissions welcome):
http://tinyurl.com/ cac2018sweethearts
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The Awards Ceremony will be on Wednesday, February 28th from 6-8pm at Nixon Elementary School. For more information or questions contact
sweethearts. [email protected]
or go to
www.cacpaloalto.org
. Co-sponsored by Palo Alto Community Advisory Committee for Special Education and the Palo Alto Council of PTAs.
Nominate Great People for Awards (Due March 1)
Each year the Palo Alto Council of PTAs may bestow one of several California State PTA Honorary Service Awards to individuals or organizations that have demonstrated outstanding service to children and youth in our community. The individuals or organization nominated must make far-reaching, notable contributions. The PTA Council HSA Committee selects persons or groups who have benefited children and youth on a district-wide or Palo Alto community level.
We also have a new award that debuted last year that honors exceptional PTA volunteers at the unit (school) level. Each PTA may nomination one person.
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Community News
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Palo Alto Summer Camp Fair
NEW
Thu, March 1, 5:30 - 7:00 PM, Ohlone Elementary School Multi-Purpose Room, 950 Amarillo Ave.
Discover terrific summer camps (for grades K-12) all around Palo Alto, meet camp vendors in person, and get help planning a summer your entire family will love. Free to attend. Free pizza for the first 100 attendees, plus activities for kids, giveaways, and camp discounts. More info at:
https://www.activityhero. com/go/paloaltofair
2018 Palo Alto Chinese New Year Fair
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Sun, Mar 4, 2-5 pm, Mitchell Park Community Center (3700 Middlefield Rd, Palo Alto)
The Palo Alto Chinese Community cordially invite you and your family to celebrate 2018 Chinese New Year. This event features performances of Chinese folk music, instruments, and dances by students from the Palo Alto Unified School District and showcases Chinese art, exhibitions, game booths, delicious foods and much more! The event is free
and food will be sold for fund-raising to support the Palo Alto schools. This festive event is organized by the Palo Alto Chinese Parents Community in collaboration with the City of Palo Alto, the Palo Alto Council of PTAs, Mitchell Park Library, and Palo Alto Family YMCA. Parking is limited, so please walk, bike, or share a ride. Questions? Email Hannah Lu at
[email protected]
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Parent Chat
Tue. Feb. 13, 7 - 8:30 PM
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Los Altos Library, 13 S. San Antonio Road, Los Altos
Are you concerned about the emotional well-being of your child? Come to Parent Chat, peer to peer support for parents of teens. Hosted by the Mental Health Subcommittee of SELPA 1 CAC.
Let's Talk
Mon. Feb. 12, 7 - 9PM, Los Altos Library, 13 S. San Antonio Road, Los Altos
A chance to ask questions and share ideas, resources, and support with other parents of students with IEPs, 504s, learning differences, mental health challenges, etc. All are welcome, participants must respect confidentiality. Organized by SELPA 1 CAC
http://www.selpa1cac. org/
Valentine Party
Tue, Feb 13, 4-6PM, Mitchell Park Library, 3700 Middlefield Rd.
Make crafts if you hate or love Valentine's day! Join us for LED lit up cards, button making, pencil duct tape roses, chocolate and contests. Whether you loathe the holiday or not, there is something for everyone. Grades 5-12. Please register at https://paloalto.bibliocommons.com/events/59f8f823d207133f003e75d7 for this event.
Stanford Food and Mood Study is Recruiting!
Eligible participants are between 9-17 years old, are experiencing low moods or irritability, have a body mass index greater than 85%, do not have braces or metal in their body
Participants receive $325 for completing the study. Participants come in for clinical and cognitive evaluations, an MRI brain scan and a blood test 3 times over 2 years.
To learn more about the study and to see if your child is eligible, contact Lizzy at 650-721-4049 or [email protected]. You can also find out more about Stanford's Pediatric Emotion and Resilience Lab (PEARL) at http://med.stanford.edu/pedmood.html. For general information about participation rights, contact 1-866-680-2906.
Palo Alto Chamber Orchestra (PACO) Winter Concerts
Enjoy a series of winter concerts (January through March) featuring PACO's talented young musicians. In addition to orchestral and chamber pieces by well known composers Mozart, Haydn and Beethoven, you'll be enchanted by an array of works by Boccherini, Pleyel, and Dvorak to name a few. All concerts are admission FREE and for the entire family to enjoy. For more information about PACO, please visit
www.pacomusic.org
or email
[email protected]
Sun, Feb 18, 3PM, Cubberley Theatre
(Jory Fankuchen, conductor) Sinfonia Orchestra
Sun, Mar 4, 3PM, Cubberley Theatre
(Michel Taddei, conductor) Debut Orchestra
Stanford University & City of Palo Alto Comp Growth
There is a significant project from Stanford University that will be coming upon PAUSD that may require your attention -- Stanford University's growth and expansion proposal and its impact within our city and school district. Stanford plans to add more academic and support facilities, housing units, childcare center and facilities to its camp, adding approx. 9,000 people to our area. Your comments regarding the significant environmental effects of this project and the adequacy of the Draft EIR are welcome. The public review period for this Draft EIR ends on Feb 2, 2018
Ongoing Stanford University Brain Study on Executive Function Skills
Looking for children ages 7 and up with a diagnosis of ADHD or with no diagnoses to participate in a study exploring changes in brain function in response to a novel neurofeedback training. Participation involves 6 sessions of neurofeedback training and 2 sessions of behavioral assessments. Contact Lindsay Chromik at
[email protected]
or 650-724-2939 for more information or to enroll. For general information regarding participant rights, contact 1- 866-680-2906.
Fiery Arts Glass Workshops at Palo Alto High School
Sat & Sun. Feb. 17-18; March 3-4, 17-18; April 7-8, 21-22; May 5-6, 19-20; June 2-3; and summer too. 9-3 pm at Palo Alto High School's Glass Studio,
50 Embarcadero Rd
. Palo Alto
These 2 day workshops are open to the public, students and parents. You learn glass blowing technique in this hands-on 2-day weekend workshop. Advanced Sign up is required. Class limit is 4. Teens and adults. $425 per person. Proceeds benefit the Palo Alto High School Fiery Arts Boosters.
Contact: David Camner, founder of Paly Glass,
[email protected]
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Music Teacher's Scholarship Concert
NEW
Feb 24, 4PM, Paly Performing Arts Center (PAC),
Palo Alto High School
Tickets: $15.00 adult ($20.00 at door) / $5.00 student/senior. For Presale tickets, send check and Self Addressed Stamped Envelope to Music Office, 25E Churchill Ave. Palo Alto, CA 94306 or call 650-3239-3944. Proceeds from the Music Teachers' Scholarship Concert will be used to award scholarships to PAUSD music students in grades 4 - 8. Scholarship money may be used to attend summer music camps, workshops or lessons, or to purchase instruments and supplies. Students who attend the concert will be given priority for their preferred audition time. Auditions will be held on Feb 26
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and should be of 4 minutes or less and should include two scales and an etude. Students will only be allowed to audition on the instrument/voice they play in their school performing ensemble. Fourth grade general music students may audition on recorder or voice. No piano scholarships will be awarded. Contestants are evaluated with other students of the same age and/or ability level. See your music teacher or call the music office at 329-3944 for more information.
Join Little Vikes Cheer & Dance Team at Paly Basketball Game
Feb 12, 13, 14 3:34-5:15pm and Fri, Feb 16, 5:30-7:15pm (approx)
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Palo Alto High School
Join the Paly Spirit Squad for three afternoon workshops and the Paly basketball game on Feb 16. Kids will cheer and perform with the Squad at halftime. Ages 3-14. $100 for workshops + game (25% discount before Feb 2). Your fee is tax deductible and helps the team pay for uniforms, training and other essentials.
https://www.activityhero.com/go/palycheer
Paly Robotics Summer Camp 2018
NEW
Sessions: Robot Design & Hardware, Programming, Entrepreneurship & Website Design, Animation & Graphic Design
July 23 - 27; July 30 - August 3
This year, Paly Robotics will be offering two different weeks of our annual summer camp for incoming middle school students (incoming 6th - 9th). We hope to spark interest and start future high school students on a path in science, technology, engineering, art or mathematics (STEAM). Our registration will be open on Saturday, Feb 3, at 10AM. Campers will be able to sign up for one of four sessions per week. This camp will be hosted at Palo Alto High School. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us at
[email protected]
. For further details, go to http://palyrobotics.com/summercamp/.
Blind Date w/ a Book
Month of February, Mitchell Park Library, 3700 Middlefield Rd
Go on a blind date with a book! If your blind date with a book doesn't work out, then check out a new one. No hurt feelings! Review your book date for a chance to win prizes.
AI for Girls
Sundays, Feb 11, 18, 25, 10:30AM-12:30PM, Mitchell Park Library, 3700 Middlefield Rd
This workshop aims to teach middle and high school girls Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning techniques. Participants should be very familiar with Python. Please bring your laptops. Grades 8-12 only. Please register here
https://paloalto.bibliocommons.com/events/5a652546a420d83500e1e359 for this event.
Palo Alto Youth Journalism Summer Camp
Mon July 30 to Fri Aug 3 in the Media Arts Center at Palo Alto High School
After three hugely successful summers, Paly's distinguished journalism program will be returning again this summer with its fourth year of Camp MAC (Media Arts Center) on July 30th - August 3th. A new leadership team and with a plethora of journalism experience is in place and eager to educate new campers on a variety of journalistic skills including critical thinking, research, graphic design, and expository writing techniques. Counselors are the fun and qualified students of Paly's seven publications. The camp is open to all rising 8th and 9th graders, all proceeds support Paly's journalism program for the following year. Registration and more information can be found at this website:
paly.io/campmac
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Spanish Language Immersion Opportunity for High School Students - Oaxaca, Mexico (Summer 2018) - Applications Due Now!
Find out how families live in other parts of the world. There is no better way to do this than by living as a member of a family in another country and then sharing your home with your "sister" or "brother" from that family when you return home. Neighbors Abroad, Palo Alto's sister city organization, has sponsored summer student exchanges since 1965. Applicants should be high school students at least 15 years old by June of 2018 who are studying Spanish at any level. For more information, contact Marion at
[email protected]
; to learn about Neighbors Abroad, visit
www.neighborsabroad.org
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