Featured in Category Commentary | Are our schools ready for the age of AI? By Raffaello Banin, PHS sophomore and TPH Editor | May 6, 2025 In a survey conducted by PHS sophomore Raffaello Banin, the vast majority of PHS student respondents say the school is not adapting quickly enough.
High School ‘Stoked at Stafford’ race closes out PHS mountain biking season By Rose Reining (PHS) | Piedmont Mountain Bike Team | May 6, 2025 Team bonding at revived racecourse in Novato.
Schools Letter to the Editor | Props to PUSD for dedication to students with disabilities and learning differences By Piedmonters for Inclusive Education (PIE) | May 2, 2025 Piedmonters for Inclusive Education (PIE) made grants, raised funds to support school district and city initiatives.
Featured in Category Commentary | Dear Board of Ed: Feedback is part of the assignment By The 2024-25 Editorial Board | The Piedmont Highlander | May 2, 2025 School Board members shouldn't take public comment personally, writes the TPH Editorial Board.
Around Town Summer Adventures for Middle School By Erin Rivera. | PUSD Summer Adventures | May 2, 2025 Whether your child is entering 6th grade or looking to build leadership skills as a Junior CIT, opportunities await.
Schools PADC to hold community meeting on equity By Ellen Lee | PADC | April 29, 2025 Meet at Havens library at 7 p.m. April 30.
Featured in Category School Board approves new approach to elementary school performing arts By Exedra Staff | April 29, 2025 Board also adds world language back to seventh grade.
Featured in Category Photos | Piedmont Adult School celebrates Golden Anniversary By Photos by Julie Reichle | April 25, 2025 The school started in 1975 and has evolved over the years.
Featured in Category Photos | Crows murder the competition at annual Piedmont Bird Calling Contest By Photos by Julie Reichle | April 22, 2025 Theo Ferguson, Drew Kobal and Matt Steimle win bragging rights.
Featured in Category Photos | Millennium High School marks 25 years By Photos by Julie Reichle | April 22, 2025 School leaders past and present celebrated the evolution of the district's alternative high school at a Community Hall event last Friday.