Around Town PRD posts job listings for the new Piedmont Community Pool By Exedra Staff | October 24, 2025 No opening date yet, but PRD is taking applications for lifeguards, swim instructors, and pool attendant jobs now.
Around Town Save the date: City of Piedmont Adult Recreation Expo set for Nov. 16 By Exedra Staff | October 24, 2025 The second annual event is a great place to sign up for classes or learn more about city offerings.
Around Town Trick or Treat at Piedmont Recreation Dept. By Exedra Staff | October 24, 2025 Make a pit stop for candy and warm beverages at 358 Hillside on Halloween.
Around Town Turkey Trot x DBFL = natural partnership By Sydney Proctor | Turkey Trot | October 21, 2025 Donate gently worn items during the Turkey Trot bib pick-up on Wednesday, November 26 from 3-6pm.
Featured in Category Cross country | Piedmont competes at Mariner Invitational By Damin Esper | October 21, 2025 Girls finish ninth, boys 11th
Featured in Category Football | Piedmont gets back on winning track By Damin Esper | October 21, 2025 Highlanders dominate Irvington, 40-15
Featured in Category PHS Consent Assembly community preview night set for Oct. 28 By Kim Taylor | October 21, 2025 The Assembly, which features dramatic presentations based on real accounts of sexual violence and consent shared by Bay Area students, has been an important part of consent education in Piedmont since 2007.
Featured in Category Neurodiversity Speaker Series | Understanding sensory regulation in neurodivergent children By Piedmonters for Inclusive Education | October 17, 2025 The virtual event takes place on October 28 from 7 - 8:30 p.m.
Featured in Category School community divided over addition of more advanced courses to HS curriculum By Exedra Staff | October 14, 2025 Effort to offer more options for humanities bumps up against larger AP debate.
Featured in Category Letter to the Editor | Let’s reframe the AP debate By Amelie Kappes, Piedmont parent | October 14, 2025 A broader community conversation about balance, wellbeing, and success could help clarify what we really want for our students, writes Amelie Kappes.