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Articles by Varsha Sripadham
Three Takeaways from Wednesday's Board Meeting
The District Board of Trustees convened for their final monthly meeting of the 2024-25 school year on Wednesday. The Board discussed a range of topics, from reviewing the community's satisfaction with District communication to approving the budget for the upcoming school year. Budget Approval As the school year draws to a close, budget considerations for the 2025-26 academic year are in the works.
Farewell to Our 2024-25 Editorial Board!
The M-A Chronicle's incredible work over the past year, which won the National Scholastic Press Association's Online Pacemaker, wouldn't have been possible without the dedication and ambition of the Editorial Board. With the school year wrapping up, take a moment to get to know our editors and their experiences leading this publication. Celine Chien, Editor-in-Chief Celine Chien joined the M-A Chronicle ready to make a difference.
Lainey's Cards is a Cut Above the Rest
Between her responsibilities as class president and M-A's Dance Team co-captain, senior Lainey Egnal juggles her own small business, Lainey's Cards & Creations. Known for her stellar Cricut skills, 3-D cards, and graduation caps, Egnal is always booked and busy. Egnal began her business in seventh grade. "For my Bat Mitzvah, I got this machine called a Cricut, which lets you design whatever you want through their online program.
Menlo Park Struggles with Flood Infrastructure
"Major storm events have caused a lot of street flooding, and it's just going to get worse," AmyBeth Willis, representative of the Save the Bay foundation, said. Lowland flooding has caused the City over $3.8 million in damages, with having hit the West Coast as of 2025 alone. The National Weather Service issued four flood watches for San Mateo County between Jan. 1 and Feb. 10.
Boys Tennis Conquers Carlmont
The boys tennis team swept against the Carlmont Scots with a team score of 5-2 on Thursday afternoon. Doubles one team seniors Calvin Linnert and Rowan Hanley were first to finish their match, quickly winning their match 6-1, 6-0. Linnert’s serve was strong, allowing them to blow through their opponents. “Today my serve was really, really good,” Linnert said. Next, singles four sophomore Lawrence Chao left the court, winning his match 6-1, 6-1.
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