Education

Alicia Payton-Miyazaki to be new Oak Knoll School principal

Menlo Park City School District Superintendent Erik Burmeister will recommend Alicia Payton-Miyazaki as the next principal of Oak Knoll School for approval by the MPCSD

by Parke Treadway
on April 28, 2021

STEAM Class – Bugdork University: Incredible Arthropods set for March 25

For students in grades K-8, join Kristie and Jess (The Bug Chicks) for an exciting hour all about insects, spiders and their relatives on Thursday,

by Contributed Content
on March 23, 2021

All Students Matter: How to volunteer to tutor students in reading

> How can you help local students who have had a tough year with distance learning? Studies show one of the best ways to address

by Linda Hubbard
on March 22, 2021

Rotary Club of Menlo Park seeks donors for new Sponsor a Scholar program

Editor's Note: The following was taken from a brochure produced by the Rotary Club of Menlo Park. For over 20 years, the Rotary Club of

by Contributed Content
on March 21, 2021

For Menlo Park resident Francesca Segrè, it’s about listening, learning and acting

Novelist. Radio and TV producer/reporter. Aide to a State Assemblyman. Content producer for various tech companies including, currently, LinkedIn. We started our conversation with Menlo

by Linda Hubbard
on March 18, 2021

Cal Water taking applications for its College Scholarship Program

Cal Water has opened the application period for its College Scholarship Program. Applications are being accepted through April 16. Since the Program launched in 2013,

by Linda Hubbard
on February 10, 2021

Three-part MPCSD speaker series on race slated for January

In January, 2021, the Menlo Park City School District will present Race, Prejudice & Policy: A Three Part Conversation on Segregation and its Legacy on Education

by Contributed Content
on January 3, 2021

Light moments and activism amidst the pandemic emerge as themes for 2020

What caught InMenlo readers' attention this year is, not surprisingly, staying up-to-date about the growing pandemic balanced with the many whimsical acts by local residents

by Linda Hubbard
on December 31, 2020

Local nonprofits partner to bridge distance learning education gap

This fall, when schools announced plans to remain either entirely or partially virtual, Menlo Park-based Riekes Center and its longtime partners at East Palo Alto

by Contributed Content
on November 18, 2020

Learn about community college transfer programs on September 24

Universities, both public and private, eagerly admit community college transfer students because of their excellent preparation and performance. On Thursday, Sept. 24, from 5:00 to

by Contributed Content
on September 21, 2020