24

Oct

Coach Mark’s volleyball return

By Cali Lipscomb

By staff writer Cali L Previously coaching the girls volleyball team in 2003, coach Mark Huynh has made his return back to the bench. While already coaching boys basketball &…

18

Oct

Prolonged path to teaching

By Benjamin Liang

By Benjamin Liang, staff writer Mr. Delgado Ever since taking 11th-grade honors history, social studies teacher, Mr. Joaquin Delgado, wanted to be an educator, specifically in history and social studies.…

18

Oct

Offering college assistance

By jimmy liu

By Jimmy Liu, Xander, staff writer College applications can be very stressful for seniors. Most are unsure about which colleges are the best fit for them or which colleges have…

07

Oct

Teachings in the blood

By Laney Figueroa

By Laney Figueroa, staff writer Inspired by his parents, who are both teachers, English teacher Mr. Lisovsky has been focused on becoming an educator his entire life. When he was…

07

Oct

The Chase for Speed Never Stops

By Ching Yuen

By Ching Yuen, staff writer With a natural talent for running, a strong mentality and an endless pursuit for success, Galileo senior Mathias C. has the opportunity to go down as…

07

Oct

Camp counselor connections

By Giuseppe Palmer

By Giuseppe Palmer and Miles Eller, staff writers Spending 10 summers in a row working at a camp for kids with cancer, college & career teacher Mr. Mishali fell in…

27

May

The Determination of a Black Belt

By Myles Deno

By Staff Writer Myles Deno Earning a black belt was a difficult journey for Junior Andrew M., but through dedication and passion, he was able to earn this rare achievement…

23

May

15+ Year Lioness Teacher at Galileo

By Juliana Ramirez

By: Juliana Ramirez, Staff Writer Ms. Aracely Sanchez has been part of the Galileo Staff for more than 15 years. She used to be a Counselor at local Marina Middle…

23

May

Successful Lash Tech & Student at Galileo

By Juliana Ramirez

By: Juliana Ramirez, Staff Writer During quarantine in April 2021, Junior Maritza Pimentel started learning how to do “lash extensions”. At first it was very hard and stressful for her…

18

May

A Tradition In The Making

By Mircka Garcia

By Mircka Garcia, Staff Writer Freshmen through seniors collaborated in Ms. Partridge’s art class, where the students worked on color mixing, proportion, and scaling. This mystery artwork is a fairly…

08

Apr

The Origins of Health Academy

By Ella Thomas

By: Jessica Chow and Christine Wu, staff writers After seeing more and more students dropout of school, science teacher Mr. McDowell decided to start the Health Academy pathway to help…

19

Jan

Winter Break Reflection

By Shania Mejia

With winter break behind us, some people are excited to share about their break. The Galileo Press decided to ask groups of students & staff about how their winter break…