GALILEO PRESS

01

Apr

New serving robots added to cafeteria

By Jaiden Lin

In order to limit the number of students racing down to the school cafeteria for lunch, the SFUSD has decided to add Robot servers to be able to help pass…

01

Apr

Community hours needed for graduation requirement

By Jennifer Olano

To promote student well-being and community engagement, the administration has implemented a new graduation requirement of 100 hours of community service for the upcoming academic year as well as future…

01

Apr

Introducing Math Mark

By Fearooz Al-Rabahi

While art has been his passion for many years, Coach Mark has decided to let it go as a teacher, and move on to become a math teacher instead. One…

29

Mar

Ms. Peters bought a house

By Sally Rong

With San Francisco’s continuously rising cost of living, it’s hard for ordinary people to afford a home, much less a teacher. But fate smiled upon English teacher Ms. Peters recently…

29

Mar

Senioritis

By Ivy Liang

29

Mar

The CTE Fair

By Fearooz Al-Rabahi

Showing sophomores a taste of  different options available to them next year, the CTE fair showcased over 12 classes and pathways. The fair lasted all day in the Van Ness…

26

Mar

Morning power outage

By Sofie Godfredsen

A power outage enveloped Galileo halls in darkness this morning as students began to arrive to their first classes. Beginning at 7:53, the blackout lasted well through first period, bringing…

25

Mar

Proposition G, Algebra I, and more Advanced Mathematics

By Derrick Jiang

For the last 10 years, 9th grade students had to take Algebra I and only had the opportunity to get ahead if they were chosen to take summer geometry, or…

22

Mar

Boys tennis serves up a win

By Justin Szeto

The boys tennis team bounced back after their opening season loss, winning 4-1 against the Burton Pumas on Wednesday, March 20th at Burton. This comes after a narrow loss to…

21

Mar

Rising through ASB

By Justin Szeto

As the ASB nears another election cycle, I look back on the journey I’ve taken to become the Junior President; from my quiet, solitary middle school days to the approachable…

20

Mar

Leaving high school poll

By Miguel Eusebio

Many memories with friends and teachers can be made after being in high school for 4 years, but there's also a lot to look forward to once you're done like…

15

Mar

Muir Woods field trip photojournalism

By Sofie Godfredsen

The four AP Environmental Science classes went on a Field Trip to Muir Woods to go on hikes and learn about the redwoods and history of the Monument last Friday,…