Pali Dean and football coach Kelly Loftus plans to retire at the end of the current school year.
Loftus was first hired at Pali in 1998 as a Health teacher and began his coaching career the following...
On Wednesday, March 18, all Palisades Charter High School classes moved online due to the spread of COVID-19.
Friday, March 13 and the following Monday and Tuesday were designated as pupil-free days...
It’s 2013. You’re in your room, fairy lights amongst the shining polaroids of O2L hanging behind you as you slam back a Baja Blast. Your freshly dyed Kool-Aid hair is in a messy bun and your eyes are...
Director of Development Mike Rawson is working with Pali Administration to begin offering a financial literacy course. The course would be taught over eight hours in Economics classes, which are mandatory...
There are few things that represent masculinity as much as football. Dominated by males — from players to owners to coaches — the sport is a central part of American culture. Yet, in the era of the...
As the era of the digital age clashes with the timeless desire to meet new people, dating apps are revolutionizing the social scene for adults, slowly replacing the “met by chance” narrative our parents...
Koreatown — a place known and beloved by many for its nightlife. Cheap Korean
barbecue spots, all-age karaoke and trendy shopping malls dot the area with
deep-rooted culture and history. Despite its...
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About People of Pali
Tideline, Pali’s newspaper, has created a section called “People of Pali” to give students a platform to share their stories regarding the Palisades Fire. Any student was able to send in a submission, which were then edited by Tideline staff.
We encourage everyone to read these narratives to learn about the fires from the perspective of Pali’s students.
