GALILEO PRESS

12

Apr

In Class Without A Mask

By frdiaz1

By: Myles D, staff writer Since the beginning of the pandemic, the topic of masks has been a heavily debated topic as some people have felt that their rights are…

12

Apr

Coach Adams 14 titles & counting

By Ethan Chan

By Shania Mejia and Ethen Chan In addition to being a PE teacher at Galileo since 1981, Coach Kevin Adams has helped coach Galileo to 14 athletic titles over the…

08

Apr

AVID Palooza Photo Gallery

By Christina Nunez

By Staff Writers Christina N. & Mircka G. The Senior AVID classes of 2022 came together to hold the program's yearly event called “AVID Palooza” on March 24th. This event,…

08

Apr

Afterschool Teacher Events

By Myles Chu

By: Riley Figueroa, Myles Chu, and Logan Tracy Teacher and staff took time to relieve some stress after school on Wednesday March 16, 2022 as they participated in fun workshops…

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…

05

Apr

Boys Tennis Team Hits A Speed Bump

By frdiaz1

By Francisco D, staff writer The Galileo boy’s tennis team started off the season strong, crushing Balboa (5-0) on March 9th at Balboa. However, the team’s momentum was short lived…

25

Mar

Lionesses Come Back Swinging!

By Christina Nunez

By Christina. N., Staff Writer After not winning a game in 4 years, as well as losing this year’s season opener, the Galileo Softball team finally got a win (22-9)…

23

Mar

Spring Break Poll

By Shania Mejia

By Shania M., Ethen C., Kelly T., staff writers With spring break making its approach, many teachers and students look forward to different plans they have. The Galileo Press decided…

23

Mar

Galileo’s Longest Burning Stars

By Ella Thomas

With over 30 teachers at Galileo have been here for 15 years or more, these educators have had a huge impact on the culture and school environment. The Galileo Press…

21

Mar

Mr. Jung’s Sole Career Path

By frdiaz1

By: Ethan H, staff writer Right after graduating from college, history teacher Mr. Jung got his first full-time job at Galileo 21 years ago, and has continued working at the…

18

Mar

The Hardest Class At Galileo

By Logan Tracy

What is the hardest class at Galileo? For some, the answer is AP U.S History, a class that has earned that reputation due to the intense time consuming workload and…

15

Mar

My struggles to learn English

By Andy Xie

By Andy Xie, Staff Writer I was lost. I was nine years old when I came to this country not knowing the customs and language. It was like being in a…