Letter to the Editor | Three cheers for fifth grade Latin
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This is a smart way to introduce a foreign language to our younger students, says parent Laura Maestrelli.
Elections
Letter to the Editor | Vote YES on Prop 50
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We must answer Republican gerrymanders in Texas and other Red states with this temporary redistricting measure, says Bruce JoffeFeatured in Category
Letter to the Editor | PUSD gives proper due to the humanities
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Dozens of parents express support for the Board of Ed's recent decision to offer an Honors English course for tenth graders.Featured in Category
Letter to the Editor | High expectations — and AP classes — are a good thing for students
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PUSD parent Adam Fishman applauds the Board of Education for their stance on expanding advanced classes.Featured in Category
Letter to the Editor | Let’s reframe the AP debate
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A broader community conversation about balance, wellbeing, and success could help clarify what we really want for our students, writes Amelie Kappes.Featured in Category
Commentary | Keep Piedmont Play School at 401 Hampton
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Let's work together to preserve a beloved, longstanding community preschool writes former Play School parent and advisory board member Samantha Nobles Block.Featured in Category
Letter to the Editor | Autism is not a disease
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Autism is a neurotype that deserves acceptance and respect, writes Piedmonters for Inclusive Education VP Meredith Lamont.Letters to the Editor
Letter to the Editor | Moraga Canyon development will hinder emergency evacuations in the area
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Piedmont's plan leaves no room for Oakland resident input, writes Jane Pingatore Holland.Featured in Category
Letter to the Editor | PHS could use more advanced humanities classes
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In a letter to PUSD, parent Linda Wendel makes a case for balancing the high school curriculum.commentary
The Oakland Public Education Fund needs your help
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Maya Guzdar (PHS ‘18) invites Piedmonters to support OUSD by attending the Oakland Grown Student Art & Music Festival on October 25.City
Letter to the Editor | Piedmont Play School site is not sacred
By John O. Tulloch, Piedmont resident and former PPS student