GALILEO PRESS

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,…

15

Mar

JCYC provides opportunities

By Fearooz Al-Rabahi

19 different organizations gathered in the courtyard as a part of the summer opportunities fair hosted by JCYC on Thursday 3/7 during lunch. Students were able to learn about jobs,…

15

Mar

Pushing back Spring Break

By Ivy Liang

This year, the SFUSD decided to change the time of Spring Break to accommodate students who celebrate Ramadan. In previous years, Spring Break was usually near the last week of…

15

Mar

A “Pi” in the face

By Alyssa Yuen

Galileo's 2024 Pi Day went off without a hitch on March 14th. Students were given the option to "Pi" a selection of teachers, as well as their student body members.…

14

Mar

BuildOn builds on community

By Michelle Liao

Towards the end of my sophomore year, I was invited by a friend to attend a community service event to help out at a festival(The Noodle Fest) for BuildOn Club…

13

Mar

Course selection under a new bell schedule

By Justin Szeto

Every year, students face the tough decision of picking what courses to take next year. With the implementation of a 7 period bell schedule leading to the option for students…

12

Mar

Educating in two worlds: Ms. Hong’s Adventure

By Derrick Jiang

Embarking on a journey from Taiwan to the United States, Galileo Chinese teacher Hsiaowen Hong faced the challenge of adapting to a new culture in a foreign country, having to…

12

Mar

Badminton gets off to shaky start

By Jaiden Lin

The Galileo Badminton team was unfortunately dominated by the Lowell Cardinals in the first regular season match on Thursday, March 7th, which sets the Lions record to 0-1 to start…

12

Mar

Galileo Clubs With The Best Attendance

By Fearooz Al-Rabahi

With over 50 registered clubs, Galileo clubs help students engage with one another, find interests, and build community. While many students register for clubs, the amount of students who actually…