GALILEO LIONS JOURNALISM – Page 17

Local News

AVID-Palooza Photojournalism

By Tenzin Dawa

This year’s Avid Palooza was a blast! A new system was implemented where in order to get food students had to buy it with tickets obtained via playing the games,…

Local News

Turning the last Page

By Ivy Liang

After teaching for 21 years at Galileo, math teacher Mr. Page who has taught Algebra 1 and AP Statistics has decided that it is time for retirement. Although he expresses…

Local News, Polls

Spring break poll

By Miguel Eusebio

Now that spring break has drawn to a close, students and teachers are reflecting on their well-deserved time off since the grading period is soon over, they were given a…

Local News

The Welcome Mural

By Tenzin Dawa

Staff, alumni and current students alike have most likely noted the addition of a brand new mural near the entrance of the school. Futurama coordinator Jamon T was asked by…

Local News

So Long Lockers

By Derrick Jiang

With aging lockers and a decline in students applying for lockers, the administration has deemed it necessary to rework the school infrastructure and instead focus on enriching the beauty of…

Local News

New Elective: Financial Literacy

By Sally Rong

After half of the seniors went bankrupt due to a sudden stock market crash of Boba stocks and sport betting, a new elective has been decided for the next school…

Local News

The week of truancy

By Fearooz Al-Rabahi

Tardies have been an issue at Galileo for many years. The school has tried many different ways to try and fix it, including hallway sweeps, sending out truancy letters and…

Local News

Unfixable bathrooms to be used for school storage

By Tenzin Dawa

All Galileo students know the feeling of going on a wild goose chase to find open bathrooms, since many of them are often closed for maintenance, but many students will…

Local News

Domino’s Pizza coming to school cafeteria

By Michelle Liao

In an effort to improve school lunch and boost student morale, Domino’s pizza is coming to the school cafeteria. The move towards a tastier school lunch has been going on…

Local News

Military tunnels found under school

By Jason Feng

An amazing discovery was found last week when renovations to the boy’s locker room were being made, a network of military tunnels used to transport weapons led to the barracks…

Local News

New serving robots added to cafeteria

By Jaiden Lin

In order to limit the number of students racing down to the school cafeteria for lunch, the SFUSD has decided to add Robot servers to be able to help pass…

Local News

Community hours needed for graduation requirement

By Jennifer Olano

To promote student well-being and community engagement, the administration has implemented a new graduation requirement of 100 hours of community service for the upcoming academic year as well as future…

Features

Introducing Math Mark

By Fearooz Al-Rabahi

While art has been his passion for many years, Coach Mark has decided to let it go as a teacher, and move on to become a math teacher instead. One…