When Andy Ruble first saw his family’s ranch after the SCU Lightning Complex Fire tore through, he said it was like being on Mars. The beloved land he has known since childhood is now almost unrecognizable.
Black Lives Matter and California pride flags now billow from the flag pole at the front of Los Altos High School, symbolizing the school’s goal of creating an inclusive community.
Despite the coronavirus pandemic, a nonprofit organization created by Los Altos resident and Harker School senior Saloni Shah and two of her friends is forging ahead with its third annual all-girls coding competition.
A Los Altos teen has launched a nonprofit organization that provides free online music classes to students in grades K-12.
For two years, the Assistance League of Los Altos has supported five Sunnyvale schools across a range of areas, including providing books for classroom libraries, scholarships to fifth-grade science camp and healthy snacks to stock a food pantry.
The Palo Alto Humane Society is offering a new online bilingual education program for students in grades K-5 designed to help children build a bond with animals and learn about respect and responsibility.
