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Official Student Newspaper of Henry M. Gunn High School

The Oracle

Official Student Newspaper of Henry M. Gunn High School

The Oracle

Piloted Advanced Placement African American Studies course fosters interdisciplinary thinking

Piloted Advanced Placement African American Studies course fosters interdisciplinary thinking

Kaitlyn Chen, Lifestyle Editor December 2, 2022

This school year, College Board is piloting their newest Advanced Placement (AP) course, AP African American Studies, at 60 high schools across the country. Although College Board has not named the 60 schools or released a course syllabus, educators in the pilot program describe the course as an interdisciplinary...

Editorial: Student involvement, extracurriculars should be determined by passion, not college prospects

Editorial: Student involvement, extracurriculars should be determined by passion, not college prospects

The Oracle Staff March 8, 2022

Given the highly competitive nature of schools in the Palo Alto Unified School District (PAUSD) as well as others in the Bay Area, conversations surrounding GPAs, test scores and extracurricular endeavors are always present. In turn, many students feel the urge to go above and beyond in order to...

College Board testing costs should be minimized

College Board testing costs should be minimized

Angela Wong, News Editor March 29, 2019

Second semester routinely brings intense waves of stress and tension to high school students, especially juniors, who are pressed for time to prepare for standardized testing and college applications, all while maintaining their grades and their involvement in extracurricular activities. Amidst...

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