Commentary | ‘Think Hopeful, Act Local’
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Piedmont resident Lynne Bosche spotlights Blue Heart, a pooled fund for giving grants to help local communities.
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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.Letters to the Editor
Letter to the Editor | Dog owners should know better
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There's too much poop in our parks writes Gary Meyer.Around Town
Climate Corner Op-Ed: The truth about plastic recycling
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City of Piedmont Climate Fellow Andrew Kaplowitz shines a light on what happens to your plastic recyclables after the blue bin.Featured in Category
Letter to the Editor | Give the revamped elementary music program a chance
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The new plan for fourth and fifth grade will give all students more opportunity to participate in the district's performing arts curriculum, writes Adam Fishman.Featured in Category
Letter to the Editor | Elementary music program needs to be reinstated
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Parents of PUSD music students say swapping instrumental music for theater in fourth grade is misguided.City
Voices | New school year, new problems: class sizes, course requirements, and too many APs
By Elspeth Grippando