Shopping isn’t just about finding the perfect outfit—it’s also about taking the perfect bite. In this guide, we’ll take a closer look at three of the most popular shopping destinations in the Bay Area ...

Social studies teacher Sam Harris died by suicide on Tuesday evening. Harris, who was 40, was in his ninth year of teaching at M-A. Since arriving in 2015, Harris taught a variety of subjects, ...

For years, digital platforms have prioritized profit while sacrificing the mental health and safety of users. The Kids Online Safety Act, or KOSA, is a necessary step toward holding platforms ...

Following the 2016 presidential election, over a thousand M-A students marched out of school in protest of Donald Trump’s victory and even destroyed a piñata of Trump with a baseball bat on the Green.

The M-A Chronicle is a student-managed public forum, dedicated to objective and comprehensive reporting. As the online newspaper of Menlo-Atherton High School, we seek to celebrate the successes of ...

Local author Eric C. Gray hosted a promotion for his book, “Bases to Bleachers: A Collection of Personal Baseball Stories from the Stands and Beyond,” on Monday at the Atherton Library. At the event, ...

With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, it’s important to know which traditions M-A students adore and which they resent. Keep these tips in mind when choosing a gift for someone special or ...

The City of Menlo Park hosted its first College and Career Day at the Belle Haven Community Campus on Saturday. Over 75 families attended the event to explore the variety of possibilities for their ...

The M-A Chronicle is a student-managed public forum, dedicated to objective and comprehensive reporting. As the online newspaper of Menlo-Atherton High School, we seek to celebrate the successes of ...

M-A made a substantial curriculum change in 2021, removing European history courses and in place requiring all sophomores to take a class about world history. This change allowed AP teachers to teach ...

Amidst nationwide debates over phone usage in schools, Multicultural Literature and Voice teachers Rachel Wan and Erin Walsh launched a no-phone pilot program last semester. The pair presented ...