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Inside WELCOME TO INFO PALO ALTO 8 BY THE NUMBERS From its earliest beginnings, Palo Alto cemented itself as a Demographics, housing values tight-knit community with an entrepreneurial spirit that thrives on innovation and pushing beyond the established 13 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT boundaries. The city has played a pivotal role in the arts, Galleries, museums, performing arts centers education, politics, technology and science, and yet its Stanford Arts District residents recognize that it is the plentiful civic amenities COMMUNITY SERVICES and culture of braininess (cultivated through close ties to 20 ) that have fostered the dynamic life they Assistance, resources, social services so enjoy. SENIORS Our annual Info Palo Alto publication aims to make it easier for 25 Activities, resources, medical services residents to maintain this spirit of collaboration by capturing key resources and data needed to connect with neighborhood leaders, participate in the NEIGHBORHOODS community and create positive change. 30 Demographics, association contacts Within its pages you will find information about the community from how to contact the mayor to where to find advocates for seniors and those in need. 34 PARKS & PLAZAS Our education section offers comparative information on public and private schools. The outdoors chapter maps out where you can swim, skateboard and play tennis. The 38 RECREATIONAL FACILITIES government chapter provides information on the boards and commissions that guide OPEN SPACE the city. 40 In addition to Info Palo Alto, you can visit PaloAltoOnline.com to stay up to date on 43 EDUCATION Palo Alto news. Subscribe to Express, a daily email, and have the news delivered right Public, private, higher education to your inbox. Or check out Weekend Express, emailed on Thursday, for the scoop on arts and entertainment. Both are free: sign up at Palo AltoOnline.com/express. 58 GOVERNMENT If you’ve got suggestions for next year’s Info, please email [email protected]. We Local, county, regional contacts appreciate your feedback. Community and civic facilities Linda Taaffe GETTING AROUND Info Palo Alto Editor 65 Bikes, buses, trains, carpooling services

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PALO ALTO’S POPULATION 41.8 51.5% 34.47% 55.3% MEDIAN AGE HAVE A GRADUATE FOREIGN BORN HOMEOWNERS DEGREE 48.8% 51.1% 21% 5.89% MEN WOMEN SENIORS PERSONS IN POVERTY

LAND USE HOUSING COSTS PUBLIC AND $214M BUSINESS AND INSTITUTIONAL INDUSTRIAL 4.4% $ GENERAL FUND EXPENDITURES 7.4% $34.48B COMMERCIAL 2.7% TOTAL ASSESSED VALUATION $3.3M $5,970 MULTI-FAMILY NUMBER 36 MEDIAN MEDIAN RENT PRICE RESIDENTIAL OF PARKS HOME VALUE (INCLUDES HOUSES 3.5% AND APARMENTS)

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Info PA 2018-19.indd 9 9/4/18 1:01 PM AA LOOKLOOK BACK Spaniards, pioneers, educators, activists, tech leaders

Explorers & settlers Development of a town Electronics boom Growth and prosperity 1769 The Gaspar de Portola 1891 Stanford University 1931 Gerhard R. Fisher opens 1945 Joseph Eichler begins party camps by the 829-year- opens. Fisher Labs in his garage building his trademark old Redwood, El Palo Alto, “modern” homes during the expedition that 1891 First business opens — 1938 Bill Hewlett and David discovers San Francisco Bay a real estate office Packard begin work in 1953 Town & Country Village Addison Avenue garage opens 1844 Juana Briones settles on 1893 Population reaches 400 1949 Hiller Helicopters begins 1956 Stanford Shopping the 4,400-acre Mexican land 1894 Palo Alto is incorporated grant Rancho La Purisima producing three helicopters Center opens a week Concepcion, which includes 1925 Neighboring Mayfield 1960 Population reaches Palo Alto annexed 1953 Varian Associates 52,287 1882 Railroad baron Leland becomes first firm at Stanford Stanford purchases Ayrshire Industrial Park Farm and expands his 1956 Fairchild Semiconductor adjoining Palo Alto Stock Farm creates first semi-conductor chip

Growing pains: Sit-ins, protests, anti-growth 21st century: Rise of Top row from left to right: Liddicoat Brothers truck, 1915; Isabel Charles, 1965 Counterculture icon startups, green energy California’s first female Justice of the Jerry Garcia forms the Peace, 1917; Stanford Theatre grand and housing prices opening, 1925; Flood aftermath, 1955. Grateful Dead 2013 Palo Alto goes “carbon 1967 Voters recall all 13 A century after neutral” with its electric Middle row from left to right: 42nd council members portfolio Street Bar and Restaurant, 1979; incorporaton Rinconada Pool Dedication, 1940; 1968 93 demonstrators 2015 Freedom Train, 1989, The Benwell 1994 Palo Alto becomes Palo Alto becomes home family watches the solar eclipse in arrested at Stanford first U.S. city on the Internet to seven unicorns (startups front of the Stanford Dish, 2017**. Research Institute valued at $1 billion or more) Bottom row from left to right: 1994 City celebrates its Carnegie Library demolition, 1967; 1969 The Concerned Centennial 2016 City ranked No. 2 most Artist Mohamed Soumah paints Citizens and Resistance expensive housing market in poppies, Country Sun Natural Foods, headquarters is bombed 1994 Stanford hosts the the nation 2004*. World Cup 1971 Voters turn out in 2018 A 20-room home in All photos courtesy of Palo Alto mass to defeat “Superblock,” 1999 Google opens first Palo Alto Hills goes on the Historical Association, unless otherwise a proposal to build two, office, receives $25 million market for a record-breaking noted. 11-story office towers in VC financing $97 million *Palo Alto Weekly, **Andrew Benwell

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Info PA 2018-19.indd 11 9/4/18 1:01 PM A Museum of Modern and Contemporary American Art on the campus of Stanford University, the Anderson Collection was established in 2014 by a generous gift from the Anderson family. It is a place of creative engagement and community programming, as well as home to some of the finest works by Jackson Pollock, Agnes Martin, Mark Rothko, Philip Guston, Joan Mitchell, Martin Puryear, Richard Diebenkorn, and others.

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ON VIEW SEPTEMBER 20, 2018 – FEBRUARY 18, 2019 Wisch Family Gallery

Including rarely exhibited collages, watercolors, drawings, and paintings on paper by Wayne Thiebaud, Jay DeFeo, and others from the Anderson family’s personal collection that open a window into artists’ varied practices across media.

Spotlight on Elizabeth Murray

ON VIEW SEPTEMBER 27, 2018 – MARCH 25, 2019 2nd Floor

Elizabeth Murray’s (1940-2007) work expands the definition of painting and challenges its conventions through colorful, large-scale, multipart canvases reflecting on lived experience.

Wayne Thiebaud, Freeway Curve, 1977, monotype, 22 ⅜ x 29 15⁄16 in. Collection of Harry W. and Mary Margaret Anderson. Art © Wayne Thiebaud / Licensed by VAGA, New York, NY Jay DeFeo, Untitled (Rear Window series), 1982, oil paint, oil pastel, charcoal, and graphite on paper, 31 ⅛ x 23 in. Collection of Harry W. and Mary Margaret Anderson. © 2018 The Jay DeFeo Foundation / Artists Rights Society (ARS) Elizabeth Murray, Bop, 2002-2003, oil on canvas, 9 ft. 10 in. x 10 ft. 10 ½ in. Photograph by Ellen Page Wilson, Courtesy Pace Gallery. © The Murray-Holman Family Trust / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York

The museum is always free. Wednesday – Monday: 11am – 5pm | Thursday: 11am – 8pm | Closed Tuesday anderson.stanford.edu | 314 Lomita Drive, Stanford, CA 94305

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Find the best places to experience the arts See Stanford Arts District locally in our comprehensive list below. Facilities Landscape art located in Palo Alto, unless otherwise noted. listings on page 14 alo Alto’s Public Art Program has Stanford Bookstore BOOKSTORES AND READINGS Ptransformed eight magnolia trees in front 519 Lasuen Mall (White Plaza), Stanford of City Hall into cobalt blue sculptures as part Bell’s Books • 650-329-1217 / stanfordbookstore.com of the temporary environmental art installation 536 Emerson St. DANCE GROUPS/LESSONS • New, used, rare, out-of-print titles “The Blue Trees.” Artist Konstantin Dimopoulos • 650-323-7822 / bellsbooks.com Alberto’s Salsa Studio & Ultra Lounge 736 Dana St., Mountain View colored the trees’ bark with an eco-friendly, Books Inc. non-toxic colorant last May to bring attention to • World beat, salsa, tango, Spanish rock 74 Town & Country Village / 317 Castro St., 650-968-3007 / albertos.com global deforestation. The installation — expected Mountain View • Bay Area Country Dance Society to remain on display through the beginning • New books 650-321-0600 (Palo Alto), 650-428-1234 (Moun- Various locations of 2019 depending on weather conditions — is • tain View) / booksinc.net • Traditional American dance with callers and part of the art program’s approximately 300 East West Bookshop live bands bacds.org permanent and portable works spread throughout 324 Castro St., Mountain View • the city. “Go with the Flow” (below) is another • New Age/metaphysical books, author events Bows and Beaus new work that the city recently unveiled at • 650-988-9800 / eastwestbooks.org Loyola Elementary School, 770 Berry Ave., Los Altos the Louis Road-Fielding Drive intersection. Feldman’s Books • Singles & couples square dance club IF YOU ARE INTERESTED: Find where other 1170 El Camino Real, Menlo Park • bowsandbeaus.org public art exhibits are located at bit.ly/PAPublicArt. • Used books • 650-326-5300 / bit.ly/feldmansbooks Castle House Vintage Dance Palo Alto Masonic Lodge, 461 Florence St. Kepler’s Books • Social dances as done from 1900 to 1930, with Photos by Adam Pardee. 1010 El Camino Real, Menlo Park live orchestra • Adult and children’s books; literary events • castlehousevintagedance.com 650-324-4321 / keplers.com • Dance Connection Lee’s Comics 4000 Middlefield Road 1020 N. Rengstorff Ave., Ste. F, Mountain View • danceconnectionpaloalto.com 650-965-1800 / lcomics.com • Ecstatic Dance Palo Alto Linden Tree Children’s Books Lucie Stern Community Center, 265 State St., Los Altos 1305 Middlefield Road • 650-949-3390 / lindentreebooks.com • Sunday drop-in at 9 a.m., $20 • ecstaticdance.org/paloalto Continued on page 16

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EXPLORING at Nitery Theater Andy Warhol’s personal Stanford University STANFORD’S ARTS Nitery Building in the Old Union, snapshots unveiled 328 Lomita Drive 514 Lasuen Mall DISTRICT • 24 art galleries, Rodin Sculpture • Black-box theater; used for housands of photographic expo- Garden student productions; flexible sures shot by pop icon Andy War- Stanford University’s Arts District • museum.stanford.edu seating capacity T provides ample opportunities to • taps-calsrv2.stanford.edu hol from 1976 until his death in 1987 admire and (if you’re a student) Dinkelspiel Auditorium create art. Since 2006, Stanford has Pigott Theater will be on display for the first time ever 471 Lagunita Dr. been on a hectic pace to create 551 Serra Mall a concentration of museums, • 710-seat performance and lecture at Stanford University’s Pigott Fam- hall; used by Department of Used by Stanford’s Drama galleries and performance spaces • Music Department; 200 seats; ily Gallery from Sept. 29 to Jan. 6, 2019. around Palm Drive, opening new music.stanford.edu (listed under: proscenium stage “Contact Warhol: Photography Without arts buildings as well as renovating • existing facilities. Visitors can easily Venues - Dinkelspiel) • taps-calsrv2.stanford.edu End” includes images from the Can- spend the entire day exploring the Roble Gymnasium district’s sculpture garden, free tor Arts Center’s archive of Andy War- museums and modern architecture Lasuen St. @ Roth Way 375 Santa Teresa St. hol’s photographic contact sheets and of the newest facilities, or taking in • 20-acre, tiered outdoor perfor- • Rehearsal, dance and perfor- a performance. mance space mance spaces for students. corresponding negatives. Cantor ac- • live.stanford.edu (search “Frost • taps.stanford.edu (listed under: quired Warhol’s archives in 2014 after Amphitheater”) About - Facilities) Anderson Collection at the Andy Warhol Foundation selected Stanford University McMurtry Building Thomas Welton Stanford Art Gallery the museum as the permanent home of 314 Lomita Drive 355 Roth Way indoor-outdoor screening and 435 Lasuen Mall Modern American paintings and • Warhol’s contact sheets and negatives. • exhibition spaces; Coulter Art sculptures • Features student, faculty and Gallery other artists’ work IF YOU ARE INTERESTED: For in- anderson.stanford.edu • • arts.stanford.edu (search “Mc- • art.stanford.edu (listed under: formation about the exhibit, go to murtry Building”) Exhibition Spaces - Stanford Art Gallery) bit.ly/AndyWarholatPigott. 327 Lasuen St. Memorial Auditorium • Music, dance, theater perfor- 551 Serra Mall mances Images that Andy Warhol shot during a New Year’s • Home of the Department of The- Eve party at Brooklyn’s landmark River Cafe are • live.stanford.edu (search “Bing”) ater & Performance Studies (TAPS)

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Continued from page 13 Tuxedo Junction Molly Magees CoHo El Camino Reelers Cubberley Pavilion, 4000 Middlefield 241 Castro Street, Mountain View 459 Lagunita, No. 1, Tresidder Union, St. Andrew’s United Methodist Church, Road; Lucie Stern Ballroom, • DJ dancing Thursday - Saturday nights Stanford 4111 Alma St. 1305 Middlefield Road • 650-961-0108 / mollysmtview.com • Stanford coffee house with occasional Ballroom dancing live music and Monday jazz jam • One of the largest gay square dance • Monte Carlo Nite Club clubs in the country • 650-856-6991 / cubberleyballroom.com • 650-721-2262 / coho.stanford.edu • reelers.org 228 Castro St., Mountain View St. Stephen’s Green LIVE MUSIC/DJ DANCING Latin dance club Friday Night Waltz • 223 Castro St., Mountain View 4290 Bistro & Bar at Crowne Plaza 650-988-1500 / montecarloniteclub.com • DJ dance nights First United Methodist Church, 625 Cabana Hotel • Hamilton Ave. Opal Nightclub • 650-964-9151 / ststephensgreen.com 4290 El Camino Real • Waltz, polka, one-step, swing, salsa, cha 251 Castro St., Mountain View. GALLERIES cha, lindy and tango • Occasional jazz DJ music • 2 • 650-326-6265 / fridaynightwaltz.com • 650-628-0145 / cabanapaloalto.com • 650-455-9569 / opalnightclub.com Anderson Collection in Menlo Park Mountain View Open Floor with Alberto’s Salsa Studio & Ultra The Patio Quadrus Conference Center, 2400 Sand Claire Alexander Lounge Hill Road 412 Emerson St. See listing under “Dance Groups/Lessons” • Private collection of 20th-century art Mountain View Masonic Hall, 890 Karaoke and DJ dancing Church St., Mountain View • • Reservations required Cafe Borrone 650-322-2575 / thepatiopa.com Dynamic movement • • aacollection.com • 1010 El Camino Real, Menlo Park • inbodied.com Pioneer Saloon Bryant Street Gallery • Live jazz on Fridays, occasional Raices de Mexico Folkloric Thursdays 2925 Woodside Road, Woodside 532 Bryant St. Live music on weekends Cubberley Community Center, 4000 • 650-327-0830 / cafeborrone.com • • American contemporary artists • 650-851-8487 / pioneer-saloon.com bryantstreet.com Middlefield Road, Room L4 Coconuts Caribbean Restaurant • • Mexican folklore dance for children & Bar Red Rock EcoCenter and teens 642 Ramona St. 201 Castro St., Mountain View 2560 Embarcadero Road • 650-429-8930 / bit.ly/raicesdemexico • Music on the patio • Folk, blues, jazz and open-mic nights • Occasional environmental-art exhibits Stanford Quads • 650-329-9533 / coconutspaloalto.com • 650-967-4473 / redrockcoffee.org • evols.org Ladera Community Church, 3300 Dana Street Roasting Company Rosewood Sand Hill Road The Foster Alpine Road, Portola Valley 2 2825 Sand Hill Road, Menlo Park 940 Commercial St. • Square dancing for singles, couples, 744 W. Dana St., Mountain View families • Live music on weekends • Sunday jazz on the patio • Watercolor works of artist Tony Foster • 650-948-4935 / stanfordquads.org • 650-390-9638 / danastreetroasting.com • 650-561-1500 / rosewoodhotels.com • 650-209-7181 / thefoster.org

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Gallery 9 MUSEUMS 143 Main St., Los Altos A new literary Computer History Museum Monthly exhibitions of member artists • foundation 1401 N. Shoreline Blvd., Mountain View • gallery9losaltos.com Kepler’s Books created a whole • Large international collection of Gallery House new literary outlet for readers computing artifacts 320 S. California Ave. (Printers Cafe) along the Midpeninsula in • computerhistory.org June 2017 with the formation • Rotating exhibits by local member art- ists; celebrating 60th anniversary of the independent nonprofit Kepler’s Literary Foundation, 434 Galvez Mall, Stanford • galleryhouse2.com whose sole purpose is to bring Free exhibit on President Herbert literary and cultural programs • Mohr Gallery, Community School Hoover and his wife, Lou Henry Hoover of Music and Arts at Finn Center to Silicon Valley. The Menlo Park organization, which is fully Photo by Michelle Le • hoover.org 230 San Antonio Circle, Mountain View funded by the community, hosts The Jehning Family Lock Museum • Artwork by Local and international a quarterly literary seminar series, reading groups, a weekly radio show and events artists for up-and-coming local writers to showcase their works. To find upcoming events, 175 Castro St., Mountain View • arts4all.org go to keplers.org. • Changing exhibits of locks, keys, lock- smithing tools, safes and other items Mountain View Center for the • jehninglockmuseum.com Performing Arts lobby PACE Palo Alto Portola Art Gallery Los Altos History Museum 500 Castro St., Mountain View 229 Hamilton Ave. at Allied Arts Guild 51 S. San Antonio Road, Los Altos • Temporary exhibits by local artists Contemporary art gallery 75 Arbor Road • Permanent/changing exhibits; J. Gilbert • mountainview.gov (search “performing • pacegallery.com • Representational art by regionally and • arts center”) nationally recognized artists Smith History House Pacific Art League losaltoshistory.org Mountain View City Hall Rotunda • portolaartgallery.com • 668 Ramona St. Moffett Field Historical Society 500 Castro St. Shady Lane • Ten monthly juried exhibitions and two Museum • Shows on topical subjects annual members exhibitions 325 Sharon Park Drive, Menlo Park Severyns Ave., Bldg. 126, Moffett Field, • mountainview.gov • pacificartleague.org • Locally crafted jewelry and art; Native American and handmade international art Mountain View The Nature Gallery Palo Alto Art Center • shadylanegallery.com • Aircraft displays and unique military 1313 Newell Road uniforms; artifacts from post-1930 296 State St., Los Altos Viewpoints Gallery • Minerals, fossils, jewelry and fine-art • World-renowned and emerging artists • moffettfieldmuseum.org photography in a wide range of artistic media 315 State St., Los Altos nature-gallery.com cityofpaloalto.org/artcenter Fine art by local artists • • • Continued on page 18 • viewpointsgallery.com

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“The quality Continued from page 17 Cubberley Community Center Museum of American Heritage Theatre 351 Homer Ave. 4000 Middlefield Road of your life is • Permanent and rotating exhibits • bit.ly/CubberleyTheatre emphasize invention and technology Foothill College Smithwick Theatre from 1750-1950 12345 El Monte Road, Los Altos Hills our focus” • moah.org Home to Foothill Music Theatre NASA Ames Research Center • • foothill.edu/theatre Moffett Field, Mountain View Lohman Theatre at Foothill • Exhibits explain space exploration and College the scientific work of NASA and Ames Research Center I-280 at El Monte Road, Los Altos Hills • nasa.gov/ames • foothill.edu/theatre Rengstorff House Los Altos Stage Company 3070 N. Shoreline Blvd., Mountain View 97 Hillview Ave., Los Altos • Quarterly exhibits feature artifacts and • Community-theater group; performs at images of 19th-century life Bus Barn Theater • r-house.org • losaltosstage.org Woodside Community Museum Lucie Stern Theatre 2961 Woodside Road, Woodside 1305 Middlefield Road, Palo Alto Home to Palo Alto Players, Theatre- Changing exhibits display artifacts • • Works, West Bay Opera related to Woodside history paplayers.org, theatreworks.org, 650-851-1294 / • • wbopera.org bit.ly/CommunityMuseum Woodside Store Mountain View Center for the Amenities include: Performing Arts 3300 Tripp Road, Woodside 500 Castro St., Mountain View Preserved mid-1800s store with educa- • Home to Peninsula Youth Theatre and • 3 restaurant-style meals by our chefs. Dinner tional programs • TheatreWorks served with wine. historysmc.org • • mvcpa.com, pytnet.org, theatreworks.org • 7 day concierge service, 24 hours staff PERFORMING ARTS SPACES Palo Alto Children’s Theatre Center for Performing Arts, 1305 Middlefield Road • Emergency call system in bedroom and bathroom. Menlo-Atherton High School • Plays, musicals with professional and child actors; acting classes 24/7 monitor. 555 Middlefield Road, Atherton cityofpaloalto.org/childrenstheatre • bit.ly/MAtheater • • Weekly housekeeping with laundry service • All utilities except phone and cable • Chauffeured van and bus to all medical needs, personal errands, shopping, outings and excursions to San Francisco, Monterey, Santa Cruz, Sausalito etc. • Kitchenette with full size refrigerator and 2 cook tops • Full monthly calendar with activities, wellness program and daily exercise with instructor

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Shoreline Amphitheatre Century Cinema 16 Improv show with Indian flavor 1 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View 1500 N. Shoreline Blvd., Naatak, the Midpeninsula nonprofit theater group that bills itself as the largest • Outdoor concert venue. Mountain View Indian-American theater company in the United States, added a new genre to theshorelineamphitheatre.com • bit.ly/Century16 its repertoire in 2017 with the launch of “Improv Masala,” an unscripted comedy • program performed in “Hinglish” (Hindi + English). The group launched in 1995, Tateuchi Hall, Community School CineArts @ Palo Alto Square when Stanford students — most of whom were engineers from India — decided they of Music and Arts at Finn Center 3000 El Camino Real needed a creative outlet and began practicing the works of Indian playwrights in a 230 San Antonio Circle, • cinemark.com/theatre-475 member’s Palo Alto home. Mountain View Guild IF YOU ARE INTERESTED: For information about upcoming performances, • arts4all.org 949 El Camino Real, go to naatak.com. Woodside High School Performing Menlo Park Arts Center landmarktheatres.com Paly Peforming Arts Center of full plays, plus an annual short-works • (at ) festival, “Pear Slices,” created by mem- 199 Churchill Ave., Woodside Stanford Theatre bers of its playwriters’ guild bit.ly/WoodsidePAC 50 Embarcadero Road • 221 University Ave. thepear.org • palytheatre.com • MOVIE THEATERS • stanfordtheatre.org Schultz Cultural Arts Hall The Pear Theatre Aquarius Oshman Family JCC, 3921 Fabian Way 1110 La Avenida St., Mountain View 430 Emerson St. paloaltojcc.org/arts-and-culture • Intimate theater hosts diverse seasons • • landmarktheatres.com Dining ON THE Town

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The list below includes a broad range of local Mobile food resources to help residents address health and housing Paratransit goes mobile issues, poverty and other life challenges. Services are located in Palo Alto, unless otherwise noted. The VTA’s paratransit program has gone mobile. program delivers Customers and authorized caregivers who wish on demand COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH to book, cancel and monitor their paratransit Adolescent Counseling Services trips online can now create an account at MyACCESS Online. The program also enables alo Alto area restaurants and 643 Bair Island Road, Suite 301, Redwood City users to access real-time map views of a vehicle’s • On-campus and after-school counseling; substance- location with estimated time of arrivals from any Pcatering companies have abuse treatment. device with internet access. partnered with nonprofit Peninsula 650-424-0852 / acs-teens.org • IF YOU ARE INTERESTED: For more information Food Runners to donate excess Alcohol and Drug Services, Santa Clara County about VTA’s mobile paratransit program, go to food to those in need rather than 976 Lenzen Ave., San Jose myaccess.vta.org, or call 408-321-2380. • Drug and alcohol treatment and placement referral toss leftovers in the trash. The for adolescents and adults. • Various levels of care: psychiatry, residential (24-hour program, which launched in Santa • 800-488-9919 / sccdads.org staffed) treatment, outpatient program, individual The Bridge and group therapy, supportive housing, case man- Clara and San Mateo counties in agement and after-care/alumni services. 581 Capistrano Way, Stanford University 2017, uses an app to match donors • 650-617-8340 / thelaselvagroup.com • Free, confidential, 24-hour peer counseling services with volunteers who deliver food to for the Stanford community. Outlet Program, Adolescent Counseling 650-723-3392 for counseling / stanfordbridge. Services around 200 organizations that are • wordpress.com 590 W. El Camino Real, Mountain View able to request meals on a case-by- Deborah’s Palm • Support and empowerment program for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender teens. case basis to ensure clients get the 555 Lytton Ave. • 650-424-0852, ext. 107 / projectoutlet.org right kind of food delivered at the • Support groups; professional counseling for women. • 650-473-0664 / deborahspalm.org Suicide Crisis Hotline right time. Volunteers have served Family and Children Services of Silicon Valley 828 S. Bascom Ave., Suite 200, San Jose (Run by Santa Clara County Mental Health an average of 35,000 meals weekly to 375 Cambridge Ave. Administration). local senior centers and organizations • Divorce support groups, child-abuse treatment, anger management and domestic violence offender • 855-278-4204 that serve low-income families. treatment groups; substance-abuse treatment; YWCA Silicon Valley LGBTQ youth services; support services for youth IF YOU ARE INTERESTED: Go to emancipating from foster care and victims of 375 S. Third St., San Jose peninsulafoodrunners.org. domestic violence. • Support and services in the areas of domestic vio- 650-326-6576 / fcservices.org lence, sexual assault, human trafficking, counseling, • youth services and child care. The La Selva Group • 24-hour hotline: 800-572-2782 / ywca-sv.org Holding her child, a client picks up food at CSA 206 California Ave. in Mountain View. Photo by Michelle Le (Part of Momentum for Mental Health). Continued on page 22 20 • Info Palo Alto www.PaloAltoOnline.com

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Continued from page 20 Groundbreaking shelter program LifeMoves HEALTH & SUPPORT SERVICES Administrative offices, 181 Constitution East Palo Alto is set launch a groundbreaking shelter program in November that Drive, Menlo Park Alzheimer’s Association will use city-owned land at 1798 Bay Road for a one-year pilot program to allow • Housing and supportive services for 1060 La Avenida St., Mountain View people to park their RVs overnight while receiving support services, with the homeless families and individuals in • Information, support, referrals and goal of moving the people into transitional housing. The East Palo Alto nonprofit Santa Clara and San Mateo counties. education/training. Project WeHope, which provides shelter and services to homeless persons, will • 650-685-5880 / lifemoves.org • 24/7 helpline, 800-272-3900; office, manage the program and lease the property. The site will have portable toilets, Opportunity Center 650-962-8111 / alz.org/norcal security guards, meals at Project WeHope’s gym, and laundry and shower services. 33 Encina Ave. Bay Area Cancer Connections The program will utilize $118,000 from the city’s general fund surplus and $200,000 • Emergency rental assistance, clothes 2335 El Camino Real from a voter-approved residential rental business-license tax. closet, computer lab, on-site clinic and • Support groups, counseling, nutrition IF YOU ARE INTERESTED: For more information about the RV Safe Parking Pilot case management. workshops and more to people Program, go to projectwehope.org. • 650-853-8672 / lifemoves.org (under touched by breast or ovarian cancer. listing:”get help”) • 650-326-6686; toll free 888-222-4401 / bcconnections.org Ronald McDonald House at Stanford Hospital & Clinics HOUSING Bay Area Funeral Consumers Stanford 300 Pasteur Drive, Stanford Palo Alto Housing Association 510 Sand Hill Road • In-patient treatment, emergency care, 2595 E. Bayshore Road, #200 A “home away from home” for patients major surgeries, laboratories, X-ray. 463 College Ave. (Mail: P.O. Box 60448, • Private nonprofit that develops, builds and families of children receiving treat- • Palo Alto, CA 94306) • Stanford Family Practice, 650-723-6963 and manages low- and moderate-in- ment at the Lucile Packard Children’s Stanford Medical Group, 650-723-6028 come housing in Palo Alto; administers • Educates consumers regarding end-of- Hospital and Stanford Medical Center. • life options. • Stanford Referral Center/appointments, City of Palo Alto’s Below Market Rate • 650-470-6000 / www.rmhstanford.org 800-756-9000 program. • 650-321-2109 / ba-fca.org Stanford Blood Center • Hospital operator, 650-723-4000 650-321-9709 / pah.community Breathe California of the Bay Area • 3373 Hillview Ave. • stanfordhospital.org Project Sentinel 1469 Park Ave., San Jose • 888-723-7831 / stanfordbloodcenter.org Teen and Young Adult Clinic, 1490 El Camino Real, Santa Clara 2 • Asthma and anti-tobacco education. Stanford Children’s Health Stanford Health Library • Fair-housing investigation; counseling; • 408-998-5865 / breathebayarea.org 1174 Castro St. Suite 250, Mountain View Various locations. Main Branch, education and community mediation. Cardiac Therapy Foundation of Hoover Pavilion, 211 Quarry Road, • Medical services for young adults ages • 408-720-9888 / housing.org the Midpeninsula 12-26. Suite 201 (650-725-8400) • 650-694-0600 / stanfordchildrens.org LAW 4000 Middlefield Road, Suite G-8 • Provides scientifically based medical • Cardiac rehabilitation therapy. information to help people make Urgent Care Center Lawyer Referral Service • 650-494-1300 / heartfitforlife.org informed decisions about their health 795 El Camino Real 407 S. California Ave. #3 and health care; services are free. Children’s Health Council • Urgent, drop-in care. • The Palo Alto Area Bar Association • healthlibrary.stanford.edu runs a referral service that includes a 650 Clark Way • 650-321-4121, adult; 650-853-6558, HEALTH CLINICS & HOSPITALS pediatric / pamf.org/urgentcare half-hour consultation in exchange for • Support programs for learning differ- a $40 administrative fee. Veterans Affairs Palo Alto Health ences, anxiety and depression, ADHD Arbor Free Clinic 650-326-8322 / paaba.org and autism. Care System • 795 Willow Road, Bldg. 334, Menlo Park • 650-326-5530 / chconline.org 3801 Miranda Ave. and multiple MEDIATION • Acute medical care for uninsured campuses Cystic Fibrosis Research, Inc. people in Santa Clara and San Mateo Palo Alto Mediation Program 1731 Embarcadero Road, Suite 210 counties. • General medical, surgical and psychiat- (Project Sentinel) ric care for veterans. • Advocacy, fundraising, annual confer- • Sundays, 650-493-5000 ext. 22222; 1490 El Camino Real, Santa Clara weekdays, 650-724-1332 / med. • 650-493-5000 / paloalto.va.gov ence for families dealing with cystic Advice and mediation services to help stanford.edu/arbor • fibrosis. HOMELESS SERVICES resolve a variety of disputes including • 650-665-7576 / cfri.org Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital tenant/landlord, roommates/shared Breaking Bread Kara Stanford housing, neighbor to neighbor, business Call or check website for specific location and workplace. 457 Kingsley Ave. 725 Welch Road • Hot meals daily at various churches in • 650-856-4062 / paloaltomediation.com • Grief support. • Devoted to the care of children and expectant mothers. Palo Alto and Menlo Park. SERVICES FOR PEOPLE • 650-321-5272 / kara-grief.org • 650-497-8000 / stanfordchildrens.org • 650-444-1547 / lifemoves.org (search WITH DISABILITIES Living Strong Living Well “breaking bread”) MayView Community Health Center Classes held at local YMCAs Downtown Food Closet Abilities United 270 Grant Ave. • Strength-fitness program designed for 425 Hamilton Ave. 525 E. Charleston Road adult cancer survivors. • Primary medical care for low-income Milestones Preschool, therapy clinic, individuals. • Canned goods, produce and dairy • • 650-725-5014 / lslw.stanford.edu products for homeless and low-income after-school socialization, respite; adult • 650-327-8717 / mayview.org day activities, independent-living skills Peninsula HealthCare Connection residents of Palo Alto, East Palo Alto Menlo Medical Clinic and Menlo Park. training. 33 Encina Ave., #103 650-494-0550 / abilitiesunited.org 1300 Crane St., Menlo Park • Hours: Mon-Fri 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. • • Serves the needs of the homeless and 650-305-1174 / streetsteam.org AchieveKids those at risk of becoming homeless. • Primary and specialty care. • 3860 Middlefield Road • 650-853-0321 / peninsulahcc.org • 650-498-6500 / menloclinic.com Downtown Streets Team Palo Alto Medical Foundation 555 Waverley St. • Special-education programs and men- Peninsula Stroke Association tal health therapy for people ages 5-22. 795 El Camino Real • Downtown Streets Team employs 3801 Miranda Ave., Bldg. 6, A-162 unhoused men and women, thereby • 650-494-1200 / achievekids.org Primary and urgent care (drop-in). • Monthly support groups for stroke • helping them to rebuild their lives and Learning Ally survivors and caregivers. 650-321-4121 / pamf.org/paloalto prepare for long-term employment. • 431 Burgess Drive #120, Menlo Park • 650-565-8485 / Stanford Health Care • 650-305-1174 / streetsteam.org pacificstrokeassociation.org • Formerly Recording for the Blind 300 Pasteur Drive, Stanford Hotel de Zink Shelter & Dyslexic, the nonprofit provides Planned Parenthood Mountain educational materials, recorded by vol- View Health Center • Includes the Stanford University Call or check website for specific location Medical Center, Stanford Hospital unteers, for students and professionals • A 15-bed emergency shelter program who cannot read standard print. 225 San Antonio Road, Mountain View & Clinics, the Stanford University hosted at a different church in Palo Alto Family planning and health services for School of Medicine and Lucile Pack- and surrounding cities each month. • 800-221-4792 / learningally.org • ard Children’s Hospital. women and men. • 650-853-8672 / lifemoves.org (search • 650-948-0807 / plannedparenthood.org • 650-723-4000 / stanfordhealthcare.org “Hotel de Zink”) 22 • Info Palo Alto www.PaloAltoOnline.com

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SOCIAL SERVICES Second Harvest Food Bank of Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties Child Abuse Reporting (Santa Clara County Child Protective 4001 N. First St. and 750 Curtner Ave., Services) San Jose • Partners with hundreds of nonprofit 373 W. Julian St., San Jose agencies to provide food at more than • Child abuse and neglect center; takes 770 sites. calls 24 hours a day, seven days a week. • 800-984-3663 (food connection hot- • 650-493-1186 / sccgov.org (search line); 408-266-8866 (San Jose centers) “Child Abuse Reporting”) / shfb.org • 911 (emergency, law enforcement intervention needed) St. Anthony’s Padua Dining Room Ecumenical Hunger Program 3500 Middlefield Road, Menlo Park 2411 Pulgas Ave., East Palo Alto • Hot lunch program six days each week; • Emergency food, clothing, household groceries and produce distribution; essentials, furniture, support programs public-health nurse on site one day and referral services to families in need; a week for referrals (no appointment hot meals every Wednesday at St. necessary). Francis of Assisi Church on Bay Road; 650-365-9664 / paduadiningroom.com Packard Hospital opens women’s support group and programs • Tyler Briend, 6, looks through his toy viewfinder while sitting on “Mama Bear,” one of many for children. Social Services Agency — North interactive pieces of wildlife art intended to help families navigate the corridors at the new $1.1 • 650-323-7781 / ehpcares.org County District billion Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford that opened next to the existing facility on Family Resources 1330 W. Middlefield Road, Mountain View Dec. 9, 2017. Photo by Veronica Weber. Cubberley Community Center, • Adult and child welfare services; 4000 Middlefield Road, T2 distributes food stamps, MediCal and Vista Center for the Blind and reservations 800-894-9908; cash aid; runs hotlines for child and Visually Impaired TTD 408-321-2330 / vta.org • Helps families find services and service elder abuse reporting. providers in areas of emergency. 2500 El Camino Real # 100 • 408-755-7100 / sccgov.org (search See “Paratransit Goes Mobile” • 650-329-2221 / cityofpaloalto.org/ “social services agency”) • Rehabilitation program for clients with familyresources severe sight loss; low-vision clinic. on page 20 Veterans Emergency Social Work • 650-858-0202 / vistacenter.org Jewish Family and Children’s Fund Westwind 4-H Riding for the Services VTA Access Paratransit 3801 Miranda Ave. Handicapped/Westwind Riding Koret Family Resource Center, 3331 First. St., San Jose • Meets emergency needs of veterans Institute 200 Channing Ave. who are in-patients or out-patients • Transportation for individuals who have 27210 Altamont Road, Los Altos Hills Counseling, case-management; elder- awaiting admission, relocation or a disability that prevents them from us- • Year-round classes care consultation; home-care services, discharge at the VA Palo Alto Health ing public transportation (bus, light rail). • clinical services, and drop-in center. Care System. • 650-947-8680 / westwind4h.org • Information on eligibility 408-321-2300; • 650-688-3030 / jfcs.org • 650-493-5000 / paloalto.va.gov monicacormanbroker LOCAL KNOWLEDGE. 650.543.1164 PERSONALIZED SERVICERepresenting current &. DRE #01111473 future homeowners, guiding them through the buying & [email protected] Ranked in The Wall Street Journal’s selling process with attention to MonicaCorman.com 2016, 2017 & 2018 Nationwide List of 250detail, Top integrity, Real negotiatingEstate skills, and endless enthusiasm. SERVING YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD MENLO PARK MENLO PARK ATHERTON PALO ALTO STANFORD WOODSIDE PORTOLA VALLEY LOS ALTOS LOS ALTOS HILLS

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The list below includes a broad range of resources Boxing gym helps to help older adults navigate housing, legal, health, A new ‘Dementia-friendly City’ transportation and social services available to them Palo Alto is exploring how to become a in the area. Services are located in Palo Alto, unless seniors fight tremors Dementia-friendly City dedicated to fostering otherwise noted. quality of life for those with memory loss. City leaders teamed up with Avenidas, Age-Friendly A growing number of seniors with SENIOR CENTERS Silicon Valley and the Alzheimer’s Association Parkinson’s are turning to Rock Steady Avenidas in March to look at how government, businesses and residents can work together to Boxing Silicon Valley in Mountain View to 450 Bryant St. provide better resources — like training for first Avenidas has temporarily relocated all activities to responders, community support networks and fight the tremors, unsteady gait and speech Cubberley Community Center, 4000 Middlefield policies that better aid employees who are also issues that often accompany the disease. Road, while the nonprofit completes an $18-million caregivers. expansion on its downtown center. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED: The nonprofit gym opened in 2017 as part For more • 650-289-5400 / avenidas.org information about what it means to be a of a fast-growing movement that uses Golden Castle Adult Day Health Care Center Dementia-friendly City, go to dfamerica.org boxing to reduce the disease’s symptoms. 3803 E. Bayshore Road Several days a week, members stretch, jog, • Physical and occupational therapists, nurses, social workers, psychologists, activity coordinators; multi- Palo Alto Medical Foundation jump, kick, jab, punch and shout their way lingual staff. 795 El Camino Real through a rigorous 90-minute workout • 650-964-1964 / goldencastlecenter.org • Primary care, drop-in urgent care, outpatient Oshman Family Jewish Community Center surgery center. under the upbeat tutelage of professional 3921 Fabian Way • 650-321-4121 (switchboard is open 24 hours) / pamf.org/paloalto boxing coach Freddy Silva. “A lot of the • Weekly fitness and art classes, guest lecturers, things we learn in boxing — agility, concerts, bridge, day trips and social groups. Stanford Health Care, Aging Adult Services 650-223-8700 / paloaltojcc.org footwork, balance, flexibility and rhythm • 300 Pasteur Drive, Stanford Hua Kuang Chinese Reading Room In-patient services, community support, — happen to be really helpful to people • 4000 Middlefield Road, #H-4 end-of-life support. with Parkinson’s,” Silva said. IF YOU • More than 13,000 volumes of Chinese materials; • 650-723-1303 / stanfordhealthcare.org painting, flower-arranging and Chinese calligraphy Stanford Health Care, Stanford Hospital ARE INTERESTED: Go to siliconvalley. classes; American etiquette classes. rsbaffiliate.com, or call • 650-856-3733 / huakuang.yolasite.com 401 Quarry Rd., Stanford • In-patient treatment, emergency care, regional 415-385-5668. MEDICAL CENTERS trauma center. MayView Community Health Center • 650-723-4000; appointments and referrals 800-756-9000 / stanfordhealthcare.org Volunteer coach Sandra Johansen trains Clarence 270 Grant Ave. Kellogg on how to land jabs, hooks and uppercuts at Primary medical care for low-income individuals. Rock Steady Boxing Silicon Valley in Mountain View. • Continued on page 27 Photo by Veronica Weber. • 650-327-8717 / mayview.org www.PaloAltoOnline.com Info Palo Alto • 25

Info PA 2018-19.indd 25 9/4/18 3:48 PM Palo Alto Join KARA in our 13TH Annual Walk’n’Run to Remember Saturday, October 20, 2018

HONOR A LOVED ONE & SUPPORT THE JOURNEY Walk’n’Run in memory of a loved one… Walk’n’Run to enjoy a special autumn day with family and friends... Walk’n’Run to honor and support others who are grieving a loss… Walk’n’Run to raise funds for a meaningful cause…

Whether you participate as an individual, a family, or a Walk’n’Run Team, this is a day of inspiration, remembrance, healing, and fun. Your sponsor pledges and supported donations help Kara provide the community with grief support services. You will enjoy a family friendly day of activities for all ages, with food, live music, prizes and awards for the participants, games, and a memorial tent to honor those who are being remembered in this year’s event.

Accompanying others on their journey “ through grief lets me turn my loss into When: October 20, 2018, 9:00am something positive.” Where: Mitchell Park Bowl, Palo Alto Visit: kara-grief.org/walknrun18 to register and event information.

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Continued from page 25 Stevenson House 455 E. Charleston Road VA Palo Alto Health Care System • A nonprofit apartment community 3801 Miranda Ave. for low-income and independently • General medical, surgical and psychiat- functioning adults 62 years and older. ric care for veterans. • 650-494-1944 / stevensonhouse.org 650-493-5000 / paloalto.va.gov • Sunrise of Palo Alto HOT LUNCH 2701 El Camino Real LA COMIDA • Assisted living, continuing care; Al- zheimer’s and memory care; available, A nonprofit program that provides short- and long-term stays; no age nutritious hot lunches in a friendly, group requirement. setting at various Palo Alto locations; 650-326-1108 / sunriseseniorliving.com $3 Suggested contribution. For more • information, contact lacomida.org, or call Vi at Palo Alto 650-322-3742. Meals currently are being served at: 620 Sand Hill Road • Independent-living apartments with • Stevenson House access to assisted living, memory 455 E. Charleston Road Photo by Veronica Weber. support and skilled-nursing care for • Cubberley Community Center residents 62 years and older. 4000 Middlefield Road, Room M4 Study looks at memory exercises • 650-853-5000 (main office) / viliving.com RESOURCES Heather Taylor leads an aquatic aerobic workout at the VA Palo Alto Health Webster House Care System as part of EXERT, a cooperative national study being funded by the 401 Webster St. Seniors At Home, Koret Family National Institute on Aging that kicked off earlier this year to explore whether Resource Center certain types of exercise can improve memory and thinking skills in people age • Independent and assisted-living 65 and older who have mild memory loss. The 18-month clinical trial will assess community in downtown Palo Alto for 200 Channing Ave. 300 people nationally, including 21 in the Palo Alto area. To find out more, go to those at 65 or older. • Comprehensive services to help seniors exertstudy.org. • 650-327-4333 / covia.org/webster-house live more independent lives in their own homes. DOOR-TO-DOOR • 650-931-1860 / SeniorsAtHome.org Disco REX Pharmacy (Walgreens) income residents age 55 or older. TRANSPORTATION 328 University Ave. • 650-493-4700 / bridgehousing.com/ Avenidas Door-to-Door Stanford Health Library properties/senior/santa-clara/palo- • Special services: Online ordering alto/alta-torre bitly 450 Bryant St. See “Community Services,” page 20. available, specialized medication compounding. The Avant • Rides by volunteers to and from appoint- PHARMACIES ments in private cars within a 12-mile • 650-326-3876 / walgreens.com 4041 El Camino Way Community, A Walgreens Pharmacy radius of Avenidas senior center in down- Maximart Pharmacy • Designed for active adults 60 years or town Palo Alto; Pickup service from 8:15 217 Alma St. #200 older. a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday-Friday; advanced 240 Cambridge Ave. reservations required. Fees charged. Pharmacy, compounding room, consul- 650-320-8626 / paloaltoseniorcommu- • Special services: Deliveries to some • tations rooms, preventative amenities • nityliving.com 650-289-5411 / avenidas.org/services/ locations. • Channing House transportation • 650-326-3876 • 650-327-3922 / www.mygnp.com 850 Webster St. VTA Access Paratransit CVS Pharmacy Medical Plaza Pharmacy • Independent-living apartments with 3331 First. St., San Jose • 352 University Ave., 650-324-3248; 211 Quarry Road #108 assisted living and skilled nursing. • Transportation for individuals who have • 2701 Middlefield Road, 650-330-0132; • Special services: Online ordering avail- • 650-327-0950 / channinghouse.org a disability that prevents them from us- 855 El Camino Real, 650-322-2554; able, deliveries available, prescription ing public transportation (bus, light rail). • compounding. Multilingual in Spanish, The Hamilton Information on eligibility 408-321-2300; • 1775 E. Bayshore Road, East Palo Alto, Chinese (Mandarin and Cantonese), 555 Byron St. • 650-325-2018 Russian and Korean. reservations 800-894-9908; TTD 408- • Condominium complex for residents 55 321-2330 / vta.org (“accessibility” icon) • 650-326-2300 / positiveoutcomesrx.com and older. Paratransit Providers Safeway Pharmacy • 650-463-1400 / thehamilton.net 3607 Deedham Drive, San Jose Back to school after 60 2811 Middlefield Road Lytton Gardens Senior Communities • Private company providing passengers Former Stanford Medical School • Special services: Weekday deliveries 649 University Ave.; 656 Lytton Ave.; with wheelchair transportation through- dean Philip Pizzo is helping older (some restrictions), online ordering 330 Everett Ave. out the entire Bay Area. Fees charged. adults reinvent their lives through available. • Assisted-living and independent-living • 408-832-2233 the Stanford Distinguished Careers • 650-321-9731 facility for residents age 62 or older. Institute that he founded in 2014 to study whether people who are Walgreens Pharmacy • 925-956-7427 (general inquiries) / See “Paratransit Goes Mobile” covia.org given the opportunity to renew • 2605 Middlefield Road, 650-566-9723; on page 20. their purpose will live better and Moldaw Family Residences • 300 University Ave., 650-326-3404; RoadRunners Transportation longer. Since its launch, nearly 75 899 E. Charleston Road tuition-paying “fellows” have gone • 795 El Camino Real (Palo Alto Medical Service through the one-year program Foundation) 650-853-6066; • Part of the Taube Family Campus for 2500 Grant Road, Mountain View to study anything they choose. • 4170 El Camino Real (drive-through Jewish Life; independent living and Pizzo currently is exploring ways to available) 650-858-2007; continuing care with memory support, Senior transportation for medical-relat- assisted living and skilled nursing for • expand the program to community 121 E. El Camino Real, Mountain View, ed and personal appointments within • residents of all faiths age 62 or older. colleges and use the lessons learned 650-961-7555 • (Open 24 hours) 10 miles of El Camino Hospital; pickup 650-433-3600 / moldaw.org services: Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; at Stanford to change the way • Special services: online ordering • society thinks about age and aging. clients need not be affiliated with El available. Palo Alto Commons Camino Hospital; Advance reservations IF YOU ARE INTERESTED: • walgreens.com/pharmacy 4075 El Camino Way required. Fees charged. Applications for 2019 will be Independent and assisted living for 650-940-7016 /elcaminohospital.org accepted from Sept. 1 to Dec. 1. SENIOR HOUSING • • seniors 60 years or older; wing for (search “RoadRunners”) Only 25 fellows are accepted each Alta Torre residents with Alzheimer’s Disease. year. 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NEIGHBORHOODS Charleston Gardens neighborhood: Naomi Wang and her children Dylan Lu and Jocelyn Lu sit on a sculpture SIZE, CHARACTERISTICS, HOME VALUES at Mitchell Park, where they like to spend time close to home. Photo by Veronica Weber.

Palo Alto is made up 36 neighborhoods 4 94301 Southgate Neighborhood Watch: Jim contained within 25.79 square miles. McFall, 650-327-4428; wmjmcfall@yahoo. Here’s a glimpse of each area’s distinctive Oldest residential neighborhood; com features, contact information for Victorians, Tudors, colonials. neighborhood associations and a look at • Homeowners: 66% 13 Evergreen Park 94301, 94306 median sales prices for spring 2018. Each • Median sales price: $2.9M Mix of new and old homes. neighborhood is listed next to a number Homeowners: 50% that corresponds to the neighborhoods 5 Community Center 94301, 94303 • map on the next page. Socially and culturally active • Median sales price: $1.1M neighborhood near downtown. Evergreen Park Neighborhood 1 Downtown North 94301 Association: David Schrom, 650-323-7333; Homeowners: 82% • [email protected] Eclectic mix of arts-and-crafts homes, Median sales price: $4.5M cottages, apartments, duplexes. • Community Center Neighbors Association: 14 College Terrace 94304, 94305, • Homeowners: 34% Peter Allen, [email protected]. 94306 • Median sales price: $1.9M Next to Stanford University campus; Downtown North Neighborhood 6 Duveneck/St. Francis 94303 College Terrace neighborhood. Photo by Adam streets named after Ivy League Association: Neilson Buchanan, Mix of 1950s homes, new construction. universities. [email protected] Pardee. • Homeowners: 86% • Homeowners: 29% Median sales price: $2.4M construction. 2 Crescent Park 94301 • • Median sales price: $2.1M Duveneck/St. Francis Neighborhood Homeowners: 89% Spacious lots, wide streets, mature trees. • College Terrace Residents’ Association: Association: Jeff Levinsky, [email protected] • Median sales price: $3.3M • Homeowners: 86% [email protected], ctra.org 7 Triple El 94303 11 Old Palo Alto 94301 • Median sales price: $3.8M 15 Mayfield 94301 Crescent Park Neighborhood Association: Known for its stately homes, diverse Named after Elsinore Drive, Elsinore Its own township before becoming Norm Beamer, 650-327-7071; nhbeamer@ Court and El Cajon; mostly post war- architectural styles. yahoo.com part of south Palo Alto; contains the era Eichler homes. • Homeowners: 70% California Avenue shopping district. Homeowners: 82% Median sales price: $5.7M 3 University South 94301 • • Homeowners: 31% Median sales price: $2.6M Old Palo Alto Neighborhood Association: • • Median sales price: $1.1M Quiet neighborhood with well-kept [email protected] • sidewalks, tree-lined streets. 8 Embarcadero Oaks Mayfield Residents: Joe Villareal, 650- 12 Southgate 94301, 94306 326-7519; [email protected]; Terry • Homeowners: 39% 9 Leland Manor Holzemer, [email protected]. • Median sales price: $2M Varied architectural styles: modern, 10 Garland Park 94303 University South Neighborhood Spanish; Craftsman and cottages. 16 Ventura 94306 Association: Elaine Meyer, 650-325-8057; Three mini-neighborhoods that Homeowners: 70% • Next to tracks; mix of small [email protected] stretch along Oregon Expressway; Median sales price: $2.9M mix of ranch-style homes and newer • bungalows, newly designed homes,

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apartments. Palo Alto Neighborhoods • Homeowners: 32% Median sales price: $1.6M • East Ventura Neighborhood Association: Ravenswood Palo Alto Shopping [email protected], Venturapaloalto. Center org

17 Midtown 94301, 94303, 94306 Menlo Park Located in the middle of Palo Alto; developed after World War II. Homeowners: 61% 2 • UNIVERSITY AVE. • Median sales price: $2.3M Midtown Residents Association: Greer Stone, [email protected], 1 6 Downtown MIDDLEFIELD RD. midtownresidents.org Palo Alto 5 18 Palo Verde 94303, 94306 3 7 Predominantely 1950s Eichler homes. 8 9 • Homeowners: 92% 4 EMBARCADERO RD. • Median sales price: $2.4M Palo Verde Residents Association: Boris 10

Foelsch, [email protected]; Richard Y EL CAMINO REAL Willits, [email protected] Palo Alto 17 11 19 St. Claire Gardens 94306 OREGON EXPRESSWAY LOMA VERDE AVE. Stanford South of Midtown; developed in University 12 the 1950s by the Roman Catholic 18 Archdiocese of San Francisco. 13 • Homeowners***: 70% • Median sales price: $2.4M 15 19 EAST MEADOW AVE. 20 South of Midtown 94306 ALMA ST. 21 20 Mix of one-story tract homes, 14 reconstructed two-story modern homes. 16 • Homeowners: 60% 22 PAGE MILL RD. 28 23 Median sales price: $2.6M SST • LEESEST AARARLRRL Midtown Residents Association: CHARLESTONCHCHAHARHAH RD. Greer Stone, [email protected] , 27 midtownresidents.org 29 26 24 21 Adobe Meadow/Meadow Park 32 94303 Wide streets, tall trees, Eichler-style 25 homes. 31 30 • Homeowners: 90% • Median sales price: $2.2M 33 San Antonio Adobe Meadow Neighborhood Shopping Center Association: Chip Wytmar, info@ adobemeadow.org; adobemeadow.org Mountain View Los Altos 22 Charleston Gardens 94303 Mid-century modern homes. Homeowners: 73% • 36 35 • Median sales price: $1.5M 34

23 The Greenhouse 94303 SAN ANTONIO RD. Set of two adjoining condominium complexes at the southernmost end of condominiums built on the site of the Palo Alto. historic Don Secundo Robles adobe, • Homeowners***: 68% dating back to 1840. • Median sales price: N/A • Homeowners: N/A Palo Alto Greenhouse Homeowners Median sales price: $626,500 Association: Lee The, [email protected]; • Management company: 650-563-9900, San Alma Association: Barbara Best, Management company: gocompass.com 650-704-2160; [email protected] 26 Greenmeadow 94303, 94306 24 Greendell/Fairfield 94303 Ranch-style and Eichler homes. Iconic Eichler subdivision in South Palo Alto. Homeowners: 69% • Homeowners: 85% Median sales price: $2.1M • • Median sales price: $2.2M Greendell Neighborhood Association: • Srini Sankaran, 650-485-1335; admin@ Greenmeadow Community Association: greendell.org 650-494-3157, [email protected], greenmeadow.org 25 San Alma 94303 The Greenhouse: Chris Brosnan walks his dogs Jett, left, and Little Girl, right, down one of the Mix of townhomes, below-market-rate Continued on page 32 neighborhood’s many tree-lined paths. Photo by Veronica Weber.

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Greenmeadow neighborhood: Eichler Swim and Tennis Club. Photo by Ben Hacker. FALL/WINTER Dance! DC classes for ages 3 to adults! Continued from page 31 33 Green Acres 94022, 94306 27 Walnut Grove 94303 Arastradero Road divides neighborhood into two distinct areas: Former walnut grove; mix of mid- Green Acres I on the south (built in Ballet * Jazz * Contemporary century modern and ranch-style homes. the early 1950s) and Green Acres II Lyrical * Tap * Hip Hop • Homeowners: 94% (developed after the 1950s). - • Median sales price: $2.2M • Homeowners: 69% Walnut Grove Homeowners Association: Median sales price: $3.6M Break Dance * Combo Classes Vipul Vyas, 415-377-0352; Vipul.Vyas@ • gmail.com Green Acres I Neighborhood Association (GAIA): Alice Sklar [email protected] / From Ballet to Breakin’ — 28 Fairmeadow 94306 (Green Acres II) Jim Colton, 650-464-1775; [email protected] DANCE CONNECTION has what you need! 1950s Eichler homes. • Homeowners: 50% 34 Greater Miranda 94306 Join us this season for the best • Median sales price: $2.3M Adobe Creek runs through this former dance experience! Fairmeadow Neighborhood Association: orchard land. Len Filppu, 650-857-1031; lenfilppu@ • Homeowners: 78% earthlink.net Unique children’s classes — • Median sales price: $3.6M 29 Charleston Meadows 94040, Miranda Neighbors: Don Nielson, FUN adult classes — Dance Teams 94306 650-941-2429; [email protected] Predominantly1950s Eichler homes. 35 Esther Clark Park 94306 • Homeowners: 57% Spanish villas and old-style ranch • Median sales price: $1.9M homes on 1-acre plots. Homeowners: 78% The 30 Monroe Park 94306 • Median sales price: $3.6M Rural, farm-like community • Nutcracker • Homeowners: 44% 36 Palo Alto Hills 94022, 94304 Fri., Nov. 30 at 7pm • Median sales price:$1.4M Mostly remodeled or rebuilt 1960s Monroe Park Neighborhood Association: homes on 1-acre lots in the hills. Sat., Dec. 1 at 4pm Linnea Wickstrom, ljwickstrom@comcast. • Homeowners**: 90% net • Median sales price: $3.4M Performances at 31 Palo Alto Orchards 94306 Palo Alto Hills Neighborhood Smithwick Theatre, Cul-du-sacs lined with redwood trees Association: Mark Nadim, 650-949-5672; [email protected] Foothill College and relatively modest single-family homes. Palo Alto Neighborhoods (PAN) Auditions: • Homeowners**: 61% An independent umbrella group for Saturday, September 15 • Median sales price: $2M Palo Alto neighborhoods that includes Palo Alto Orchards: John Spiller, jspiller@ several neighborhood associations. cbnorcal.com Sheri Furman, chair, at 650-856-0869; Becky Sanders, [email protected], 32 Barron Park 94306 paneighborhoods.org Pastoral setting, diverse housing mix. Median sales prices based on information • Homeowners: 65% provided by Trulia for activity between March 28 and June 27, 2018. All other 650-852-0418 • 650-322-7032 Median sales price: $2.5M • neighborhood data from Nextdoor.com, Barron Park Association: president@ unless otherwise noted. 4000 Middlefield Road, Palo Alto bpaonline.org, bpapaloalto.org ** Information from Niche.com WWW.DANCECONNECTIONPALOALTO.COM *** Information from Weichert

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Parks are open from sunrise to 10:30 p.m. Byxbee Park unless otherwise indicated. No alcohol or Zoo critters at Rinconada smoking permitted at individual sites. For more 2375 Embarcadero Road Park move to Cubberley information: 650-496-6962; bit.ly/PAparks • See Open Space Baylands Nature Preserve Cameron Park he raccoons, hedgehogs, ferrets and 2500 Embarcadero Road 2101 Wellesley St. 11 acres other zoo animals that live at the Junior • See Open Space • T • Named for Donaldina M. Cameron, director Museum and Zoo at Rinconada Park relocated Bol Park of the Presbyterian Mission Home for Chinese 3590 Laguna Ave. Women from 1895-1942 to a temporary home at Cubberley Community Climbing structure, picnic area, playground • 13.8 acres • Center in July while the City of Palo Alto • Named for Dr. Cornelius Bol, a Stanford Cogswell Plaza rebuilds and expands the facility. The $25 professor who invented the high-intensity mercury vapor lamp 264 Lytton Ave. million renovation is targeted for completion in • Climbing structure, native plant garden, • 0.5 acres. bicycle path • Named for Elinor Cogswell, editor of the Palo May 2020. The expanded museum will feature Alto Times in the 1950s. Boulware Park new exhibit galleries, classrooms, storage spaces • Redwood trees, open lawn area 410 Fernando Ave. Don Jesus Ramos Park and an outdoor area that will allow visitors 1.5 acres • 800 E. Meadow Drive to mingle with birds, insects and other zoo • Named for Mayfield crop grower and Palo Alto school-trustee John Wesley Boulware • 4.4 acres critters. Founded in 1934, the museum was the • Picnic area, barbecues, playground, basket- • Named for Mayfield pioneer Don Jesus Ramos first children’s museum west of the Mississippi. ball court • Sport court, playground, picnic area, barbecues IF YOU ARE INTERESTED: Call 650-329- Bowden Park Don Secundino Robles Park 2111, or go to bit.ly/MuseumAndZoo 2380 High St. • 2 acres 4116 Park Blvd. • Named for former City Councilman Jerome • 4.7 acres Trimble Bowden Quiet neighborhood park hidden from view Visitors watch zookeeper Marlon Kasberg give Loki a grape • shortly after the new raccoon enclosure opened at the Palo • Redwood grove, public art, playground, • Wheelchair accessible toddler swings, picnic area, perimeter trail Alto Junior Museum and Zoo at Rinconada Park in 2013. benches, multipurpose bowl, picnic areas, barbecues, basketball, softball backstop, Photo by Veronica Weber. Bowling Green Park footpath 474 Embarcadero Road Continued on page 35 • See Recreational Facilities 34 • Info Palo Alto www.PaloAltoOnline.com

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Continued from page 34 • Park honors Palo Alto’s founder, Timothy Hopkins El Camino Park • A 1.5-mile trail that meanders along 155 El Camino Real the creek • 12.2 acres Johnson Park • Palo Alto’s oldest park, which opened in 1914 Everett and Hawthorne avenues (between Kipling and Waverley streets) • Lighted softball diamond with bleach- ers, soccer, restrooms • 2.5 acres • Created in the late 1980s, and named El Palo Alto Park for Edith Johnson 117 Palo Alto Ave. • Sand and water play equipment, con- 0.5 acres crete slide, climbing structures, volley- • ball pit, community garden, basketball, • Home of the tree “El Palo Alto,” the picnic area, toddler playground city’s namesake, estimated to be 1,077 years old Juana Briones Park • Lighted pathway 609 Maybell Ave. Eleanor Pardee Park • 4.1 acres 851 Center Drive • Named for Juana Briones, daughter of Spanish parents who came to Alta • 9.6 acres California in the late 18th century Photo by Veronica Weber • Community activist Emily Pardee • Bridge, toddler play equipment deeded land to the city in memory of with a “train station,” picnic areas, her daughter who died of typhoid as a basketball,footpath New dog park young girl Palo Alto opened its fourth dog park on a .073-acre portion of Peers Park on June Multiuse concrete bowl, Palo Alto Kellogg Park • 13. The area has separate enclosures for large and small dogs, a sliding 12-foot Demonstration Garden, picnic area, Waverley Street at Embarcadero Road barbecues, playground gate between the two areas and water fountains for dogs, among other features. • 0.2 acres The city’s other dog parks are located at Greer, Hoover and Mitchell parks. Foothills Park • Named for Mary Kellogg Crittendon, 11799 Page Mill Road, Los Altos Hills the wife of Palo Alto founder Timothy Hopkins Monroe Park See Open Space • Grass area with benches, public art and • a short path Lytton Plaza 4305 Miller Ave. Greer Park 0.55 acres 202 University Ave. • Scott Street Mini Park 1098 Amarillo Ave. • Named for property owner L.G. Mon- 0.2 acres 911 Scott St. • 22 acres. • roe, this park is split between the cities • One of Palo Alto’s designated “free of Mountain View and Palo Alto • 0.4 acres. • Named for sea captain John Lucas speech” areas originally built by banker • Mounded grassy area, path and sand Named after author and poet Sir Walter Greer Bart Lytton in the 1960s • area, toddler play area Scott • Little League diamond, small dog • Fountain, benches, public art run, skateboard bowl, playground, Pearson-Arastradero Preserve • Circular basketball court, toddler play soccer, softball, basketball, picnic area, Magical Bridge Playground equipment with swings and spring barbecues, restrooms 1530 Arastradero Road animals 600 East Meadow Drive (located in • See Open Space Henry W. Seale Park Mitchell Park) Stanford Palo Alto Community Peers Park 3100 Stockton Place • 1.3 acres Playing Fields 1899 Park Blvd. • 4.3 acres • The nation’s first 100-percent ac- 2700 El Camino Real • Named in 1968 for Henry Seale, a Cali- cessible and fully inclusive public • 4.7 acres • 5.9 acres fornia rancher in the late 19th century. playground for children of varying Named for Alexander Peers, who physical and cognitive abilities • • Two regulation-size synthetic turf • Circular sand pit with concrete turtles, served on Mayfield’s first Board of soccer fields, night lighting, restrooms, children’s playground, basketball, • Swing and sway zone; a music zone; a Trustees and was Mayfield Bank’s first snack facility, seating area, public art picnic area, pathway slide mound; a carousel; performance president area; two-story, wheelchair-accessible Tennis, basketball, playground, rest- Terman Park Heritage Park playhouse; picnic area • rooms, picnic area, dog park 655 Arastradero Road 300 Homer Ave. • magicalbridge.org 1.1 acres Rinconada Park • 7.7 acres • Mayfield Park A sentinel redwood tree stands out as 777 Embarcadero Road • Named for Stanford psychologist Lewis • M. Terman who studied gifted children the focal point 2300 Wellesley St. • 19 acres. Benches, picnic tables and a children’s Softball diamond, walking path, tennis, • • 1.1 acres Second oldest park in Palo Alto. The • playground that features a train, a • soccer, basketball, bikes main swimming pool was completed in dolphin, a climbing rock • This park wraps around the College Terrace branch library 1940, a gift from Lucie Stern’s daughter, Weisshaar Park • To make picnic reservations, call 650- Ruth. The redwood grove in front of the 463-4900 • Small lawn area with benches, library pools was named the Magic Forest in 2298 Dartmouth St. and child care center Hoover Park 1971 in memory of school teacher Edith • 1.1 acres Mitchell Park Ellery Patton 2901 Cowper St. • Frederick Weisshaar served as a school 600 East Meadow Drive • Community pool, nine tennis courts trustee in Mayfield and was first town • 4.2 acres (six with lights), a cemented multipur- treasurer 21.4 acres pose bowl, restrooms, picnic areas, • Named for the 31st U.S. president and • Open grassy field, tennis, picnic area Stanford graduate Herbert Hoover Named for J. Pearce Mitchell, who barbecues, multiple playgrounds and • • home to the Junior Museum and Zoo • Playground, baseball field with bleach- served on the Palo Alto City Council for Werry Park 31 years For picnic reservations, group policies ers, tennis courts, handball court, pic- • 2100 Dartmouth St. nic area, multipurpose concrete bowl Lighted tennis courts, paddle-tennis and rental fees, call 650-463-4900 with two basketball hoops, fenced dog • 1.1 acres courts, handball courts, horseshoe Sarah Wallis Park • run and restrooms pits, multiuse concrete bowl, children’s • Named for an English stonemason who 202 Ash St. Hopkins Creekside Park water park, fenced dog run, public came to Mayfield in 1884 and helped art, jogging trail, barbecues, toddler 0.3 acres build Stanford University. playgrounds, restrooms • Palo Alto Ave. from Emerson to Large open lawn area, children’s sand Marlowe St. • Located on the same land where • • For picnic reservations, group policies suffragette Sarah Wallis lived in the late area, climbing structure, toddler • 12.4 acres and rental fees, call 650-463-4900 19th century playground

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Baylands Golf Links Facilities located in Palo Alto, unless otherwise noted. Westwind Community Barn FISHING 27210 Altamont Road, Los Altos Hills opens • Year-round programs, 4-H therapeutic riding on Arastradero Lake 15-acres that connect to town’s pathways system. 1530 Arastradero Road • 650-941-6113 / losaltoshills.ca.gov/parks (search alo Alto’s redesigned municipal “Westwind Community Barn”) • Year-round fishing; no boats. Pgolf course, now called Baylands • 650-329-2423; bit.ly/Pearson-Arastradero ICE SKATING Golf Links, opened in May following Boronda Lake, Foothills Park Winter Lodge a $12-million-plus reconfiguration of 3300 Page Mill Road 3009 Middlefield Road all 18 holes that included bringing in • Year-round fishing; non-motorized boats. • Outdoor, seasonal rink; public sessions, lessons, party • 650-329-2423; cityofpaloalto.org (search “Boronda rentals. nearly half a million cubic yards of soil Lake”) • 650-493-4566 / winterlodge.com from Stanford University to transform GOLF (PUBLIC COURSES) LAWN BOWLING what was once a flat, green expanse Baylands Golf Links (formerly Palo Alto Bowling Green Park into a hilly landscape. The ditches Municipal Golf Course) 474 Embarcadero Road that once populated the course have 1875 Embarcadero Road • Two-acre bowling green with members clubhouse; Newly recontoured 18-hole course on 55 acres of drop-in Sundays for beginners. been extended, reshaped and turned • wetlands along the Bay. • 650-323-2575; For information about lawn bowls club, into 55 acres of wetlands with natural • 650-856-0881; baylandsgolflinks.com go to palbc.org grasses and other native vegetation. Shoreline Golf Links SAILING AND SAILBOARDING IF YOU ARE INTERESTED: Baylands 2940 N. Shoreline Blvd., Mountain View Baylands Sailing Station • 18-hole course overlooking the Bay; 16 acres of Golf Links is located at 1875 Embarcadero water-hazards. 2775 Embarcadero Road Road. For more information, call 650- 650-903-4653; shorelinelinks.com • Located within the 1,940-acre Palo Alto Baylands • Nature Preserve; non-motorized small boats and 856-0881 or go to baylandsgolflinks.com. HORSEBACK RIDING sailboards. 650-617-3156; bit.ly/BaylandsNaturePreserve Webb Ranch • Shoreline Aquatic Center at Shoreline Lake Palo Alto’s reconfigured municipal golf course, 2720 Alpine Road, Menlo Park which opened in May as Baylands Golf Links, now • Programs for all levels of riders on 230-acres with 3160 N. Shoreline Blvd., Mountain View includes 55 acres of wetlands with native vegetation. trails and organic farm. • 50-acre lake; sailing, windsurfing, kayaking and Photo by Veronica Weber. • 650-854-7755 (lesson office), 650-854-RIDE (boarding) canoeing. / webbranchinc.com • 650-965-7474; shorelinelake.com

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Palo Alto Parks and Recreational Facilities East Ravenswood Baylands Shopping Palo Alto Nature Byxbee Center Preserve Park E Bayshore Rd

Willow Rd Middlefield Rd Baylands Sailing Dock Burgess Park & Burgess W Bayshore Rd Palo Alto Memorial Pool Golf Course Hopkins Creekside Park University Ave Embarcadero Rd Menlo Park Johnson Eleanor Pardee Park Park El Camino Real

El Palo Alto E Bayshore Rd Park Cogswell Downtown Middlefield Rd El Camino Plaza Palo Alto Park University Ave Lytton Heritage Recreation Plaza Park Division Embarcadero Rd Stanford Shopping Scott Street Center Mini Park Rinconada Greer Park & Park & Pool Skateboard Alma St Park Bowling Frank S. Greene Jr. Middle School E Bayshore Rd Arboretum Rd Green Park & W Bayshore Rd Embarcadero Rd Kellogg Park Oregon Expy

El Camino Real Palo Alto High School Palo Alto Henry W. Alma St Seale Stanford Campus Dr Park University Hospital Winter Oregon Expy Hoover Bowden Park Lodge Campus Dr El Camino Real Peers Park Park Middlefield Rd

Stanford University Sarah Don Jesus Fabian Wy Wallis Ramos Park Cameron Park Park Mayfield Oregon Park Expy

Bowdoin St Boulware Park Mitchell Park & Stanford Palo Alto JLS Stanford AveWerry Magical Bridge Park Community Middle Alma St School Playground r E Playing Fields Campus D Weisshaar Park Middlefield Rd El Camino Real

Junipero Serra Blvd Cubberley Community Don Center Page Mill Rd Secundino Robles Park

Alma St W Charleston Rd Stanford Ave Bol Park Monroe Mountain Park View Juana Briones Central Expy MAP KEY Park Foothill Expy Parks Arastradero Rd Ca Terman li fo r Park n i San Antonio a Recreation Shopping S t Rengstorff Facilities Center Gunn Ellen Fletcher Park High Middle School School El JLS Middle School SKATEBOARDING • 650-903-6262; mountainview.gov TENNIS Burgess Skate Park (search “skate park”) For information on tennis courts, call 480 E. Meadow Drive the Palo Alto Recreation Division. 650- Mitchell Park 700 Alma St., Menlo Park SWIMMING (PUBLIC POOLS) 463-4900; cityofpaloalto.org (search • A 15,000-square-foot state-of-the-art Burgess Memorial Pool “tennis”) 600 E. Meadow Drive skating facility; skate classes. Cubberley Community Center Palo Alto High School • 650-330-2239; menlopark.org/skatepark 501 Laurel St., Menlo Park • Large lap pool; swim and exercise 4000 Middlefield Road, T2 50 Embarcadero Road Greer Skateboard Park classes. Frank S. Greene Jr. Middle School Rinconada Park 1098 Amarillo Ave. • 650-328-SWIM (7946); menloswim.com • Tri-bowl complex. Rinconada Pool 750 N. California Ave. 777 Embarcadero Road cityofpaloalto.org (search “Greer Park”) • 777 Embarcadero Road Terman Park Rengstorff Park • Lap, recreation, wading areas; fountains 780 Arastradero Road 655 Arastradero Road 201 S. Rengstorff Ave., Mountain View and kids’ play area. Hoover Park • Smooth asphalt, steel pipes, rail, ramps. • 650-636-7946; cityofpaloalto.org (search “aquatics”) 2901 Cowper St. www.PaloAltoOnline.com Info Palo Alto • 39

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Parks located in Palo Alto, unless Foothills Open Space Los Trancos Open Space Baylands boardwalk to otherwise noted. *City-operated Preserve** Preserve** parks: open daily from 8 a.m. to Page Mill Road, Los Altos Hills reopen in December sunset, unless otherwise noted. Page Mill Road **Midpeninsula Regional Open • 212 acres/0.5-mile trail. • 274 acres/5.2 miles of trails. Steep and forested ravines. he replacement of the plank boardwalk at Space District parks: open daily a • • Mountain top trails, guided tours half hour before sunrise to a half • 650-691-1200; openspace.org/ along San Andreas Fault. hour after sunset, unless otherwise TBaylands Nature Preserve that stretches preserves bit.ly/LosTrancos noted. Smoking is prohibited in all • out a quarter-mile across the marshland to preserves. an observation platform over San Francisco Bixby Park* * Bay, is proceeding a year ahead of schedule, 2375 Embarcadero Road Foothills Park Monte Bello Open Space with construction set to finish by December. • 130 acres. 3300 Page Mill Road Preserve** In June, the City of Palo Alto approved • Marshlands with mixture of tidal • 1,400 acres/15 miles of trails. Page Mill Road and freshwater habitats. Nature preserve open only to • 3,436 acres/15.5 miles of trails. a $1-million contract to replace the 1969 650-617-3156; bit.ly/Baylands Palo Alto residents and accompa- • • nied guests. Abundant wildlife, Black Moun- boardwalk, which closed to the public in 2014 • • 650-329-2423; bit.ly/FoothillsPark tain backpack camp (permits because of structural damage (a 200-foot required). • bit.ly/MonteBelloPreserve segment was reopened after minor repairs). Baylands Nature Preserve* The new 850-foot boardwalk will be slightly 2500 Embarcadero Road Hidden Villa Farm and wider (5 feet versus 4 feet), with redwood • 1,940 acres/15 miles of trails. Wilderness Preserve railings and decking, four outlook points, • Marshlands with mixture of tidal 26870 Moody Road, Los Altos Pearson-Arastradero and freshwater habitats. * Hills Preserve an observation platform at the far end and 650-617-3156; bit.ly/Baylands • • 1,600 acres/8 miles of trails. 1530 Arastradero Road benches. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED: The • Nonprofit organic farm and • 622 acres/10.25 miles of trails. nature preserve. boardwalk is located near the Lucy Evans • Savanna grassland, evergreen • Hours: Closed June - August for forest, lake. Baylands Nature Interpretive Center and Esther Clark Park* summer camp. • bit.ly/Pearson-Arastradero Preserve, 2775 Embarcadero Road (along Old Trace Lane/Old Adobe Road • 650-949-8650; hiddenvilla.org the Trail). For more • 21 acres. information, call 650-329-2506. • Undeveloped grassland and oaks. • 650-329-2423; bit.ly/EstherClark The sun sets at the Baylands Nature Preserve. Photo by Veronica Weber.

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Shoreline at Mountain View Park 3070 N. Shoreline Blvd., Mountain View • 750 acres/8 miles of trails. • Aquatic park, 18-hole golf course, bayfront trails linking to Palo Alto and Sunnyvale. • Hours: Park is open 6 a.m. to half hour after sunset, daily. Lake has seasonal hours. • 650-903-6392; shorelinelake.com

Skyline Ridge Preserve** Skyline Boulevard near Page Mill/ Alpine Road intersection, Los Gatos • 2,143 acres/10 miles of trails. • Ridge vistas, nature center, pond, migrating birds. Spring wildflowers make a colorful display in the Palo Alto foothills. Photo by Veronica Weber. • bit.ly/SkylineRidgePreserve Picchetti Ranch Preserve** trails to San Antonio County Park. Russian Ridge Preserve** Montebello Road, Cupertino • 650-691-1200; bit.ly/SanAntonioPreserve Skyline Boulevard near Page Mill/ • 308 acres/3.7 miles of trails. Alpine Road, Los Altos Hills Windy Hill Preserve** • Fern-lined trails, wine tasting at historic 3,137 acres/10.4 miles of trails. Pichetti Winery. • Skyline Boulevard, Portola Valley 650-691-1200; bit.ly/PicchettiRanch Ravenswood Open Space • Spring wildflowers, raptor habitat, 1,335 acres/12 miles of trails. • 360-degree view. • Preserve** • Redwood, oak and fir forests, hang- Bay Road, East Palo Alto • bit.ly/RussianRidge gliding, paragliding, kite-flying. 376 acres/1.3 miles of trails. • bit.ly/WindyHillPreserve ** • Rancho San Antonio Preserve • Marshlands, platforms for bird watching. 22500 Cristo Rey Drive, Los Altos Hills • bit.ly/RavenswoodPreserve • 3,988 acres/24 miles of trails. • Working farm with barnyard animals,

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(GRADES K-12) PALO ALTO UNIFIED DISTRICT FAST FACTS SCHOOL DISTRICT PALO ALTO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT Budget: $228 million BOARD OF EDUCATION Enrollment: approx. 12,230 he Palo Alto Unified Average student-teacher ratio: 15-1 TSchool District serves The Palo Alto Unified School District’s Class size: K-5, 21.5; 6-8, 24 for core and world five-member school board meets on languages; Gunn 25.9; Paly 25.5* approximately 12,230 K-12 the second and fourth Tuesdays of Ethnic/racial percentages (2016-17): the month during the school year. The Ken Dauber, students from Palo Alto, president Caucasian, 38.5%; Asian, 36.3%; Hispanic/ board sets direction for the district, Latino, 12.7%; Black 1.7%; Hawaiian/Pacific Stanford and a portion of Los approves the annual budget, hires Term expires: Islander, 9.7%; two or more races, 9.7% the superintendent and makes other Nov. 30, 2018 Altos Hills at 12 elementary, RANKINGS policy decisions. Elections are held on [email protected] Graduation rate: 96.5% (2017) three middle and two high the Tuesday after the first Monday in November in even-numbered years. Average SAT score: 1360 (national average: schools. Earlier this year, 1020)** the district again earned the Jennifer DiBrienza, Melissa Baten Average amount spent per student: $19,526 vice president Caswell, member No. 1 spot for Best School CALENDAR Term expires: Term expires: School year runs Aug. 13, 2018, to May 31, 2019. Nov. 30, 2020 Nov. 30, 2020 Districts in California in the First day of school ...... Aug. 13, 2018, 2018 Niche rankings, as well [email protected] [email protected] for grades 9-12; Aug. 14, 2018, for grades K-8 Labor Day as the top spots for best public ...... Sept. 3, 2018 Staff development day ...... Oct. 10, 2018 middle, elementary and high Terry Godfrey, Veterans’ Day ...... Nov. 11, 2018 Todd Collins, member Thanksgiving break ...... Nov. 19-23, 2018 schools. See District Fast Facts member Term expires: Winter break ...... Dec. 24, 2018-Jan. 4, 2019 for ranking information. Term expires: Nov. 30, 2018 Martin Luther King Jr. Day ...... Jan. 21, 2019 Nov. 30, 2020 [email protected] Staff development day ...... Feb. 14, 2019 [email protected] Lincoln’s Birthday ...... Feb. 15, 2019 Gunn High School graduates Washington’s Birthday ...... Feb. 18, 2019 and family take a selfie after Local holiday ...... March 11, 2018 commencement on May 31, 2018. Spring break ...... April 1-5, 2019 Photo by Adam Pardee. PALO ALTO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT Memorial Day ...... May 27, 2019 Last day of school...... May 31, 2019 ADMINISTRATION OFFICE *Class sizes based on statistics for the 2017-18 SEE PRIVATE SCHOOLS 25 Churchill Ave. | 650-329-3700 | pausd.org school year ON PAGE 46 Superintendent: Don Austin **January 2018 school board presentation

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Since Harker’s founding in 1893 we have An Unwavering offered unrivaled academic programs and extracurricular offerings for students to explore their interests, discover their passions, and develop the skills to succeed Commitment to in an ever-changing world. We are honored to have educated the students of the Valley for 125 years and will proudly continue our Excellence. unwavering commitment to excellence for generations to come.

The Harker School is celebrating its 125th anniversary. To learn more about Harker, attend an open house or one of the special anniversary events. Visit www.harker.org.

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ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS English- School Contact Enrollment Average language # languages class size learners spoken Addison 650 Addison Ave.; 650-322-5935; addison.pausd.org 435 21.85 68 11

Barron Park 800 Barron Ave.; 650-858-0508; barron.pausd.org 259 20 114 13

Duveneck 705 Alester Ave.; 650-322-5946; duveneck.pausd.org 430 20.5 62 13

El Carmelo 3024 Bryant St.; 650-856-0960; el-carmelo.pausd.org 377 22.18 106 17

890 Escondido Road, Stanford; Escondido (Spanish immersion program) 538 20.69 147 15 650-856-1337; escondido.pausd.org

Fairmeadow 500 E. Meadow Drive; 650-856-0845; fairmeadow.pausd.org 469 21.5 114 17

Hoover (Traditional "direct instruction" teaching 445 E. Charleston Road; 650-320-8106; hoover.pausd.org 397 22.56 12 12 style. Admission by lottery)

Juana Briones (Houses Juana Briones Therapy, a 4100 Orme St.; 650-856-0877 county-run orthopedic unit serving children in Orthopedic unit: 650-845-3000 314 19.94 91 15 northern Santa Clara County) briones.pausd.org

1711 Stanford Ave.; 650-856-1622 Lucille M. Nixon 442 21.76 97 14 nixon.pausd.org

Ohlone ("whole-child" teaching approach; home 950 Amarillo Ave.; 650-856-1726; ohlone.pausd.org 567 21.33 82 14 of the district's Mandarin Immersion program)

Palo Verde 3450 Louis Road; 650-856-1672; palo-verde.pausd.org 399 21.61 47 12

Walter Hays 1525 Middlefield Road; 650-322-5956; hays.pausd.org 389 21.4 97 17 MIDDLE SCHOOLS

Ellen Fletcher Middle School 655 Arastradero Road; 650-856-9810; fletcher.pausd.org 691 17-28 45 11

17-28 Frank S. Greene Jr. Middle School 750 N. California Ave.; 650-494-8120; greene.pausd.org 1119 30 8 39.8 (music)

Jane Lathrop Stanford (JLS) 480 E. Meadow Drive; 650-856-5188; jls.pausd.org 1202 22-34 69 15 HIGH SCHOOLS Alta Vista (alternative continuation school) 1325 Bryant Ave., Mtn. View; 650-691-2433; mvla.net/avhs 139 13-18 21 1

780 Arastradero Road, Palo Alto; 650-354-8200; Henry M. Gunn 2008 23-33 86 15 gunn.pausd.org

Middle College Program (alternative for juniors 12345 El Monte Road, Los Altos Hills; 30 juniors and 60 N/A N/A and seniors, housed at Foothill College) 650-949-7168; [email protected] 30 seniors

50 Embarcadero Road, Palo Alto; Palo Alto 2046 28 32 8 650-329-3710; paly.net

OTHER PUBLIC SCHOOL PROGRAMS

School Contact Focus Level Enrollment Class size Tuition

3860 Middlefield Road, Palo Alto Serves kids with emotional and/ Ages 5 to Funded by AchieveKids 650-494-1200; [email protected] 55 N/A or developmental disabilities 22 school districts achievekids.org

725 Welch Road, Palo Alto For Lucile Packard Children's Hospital School K-12 about 40 Varies Free 650-497-8230 Hospital Stanford patients

25 Churchill Ave., Palo Alto; 650-833-4257 Foster inclusive educational [email protected] climates where individuality Special Education For special education preschool services, K-12 1065 Varies Free and diversity are respected, call 650-833-4260; honored and celebrated pausd.org/programs/special-education

Greendell School Infants; $440-$1,260, Greendell School 4120 Middlefield Road, Palo Alto Preschool, early education 99 17 semester 650-856-0833; psf.pausd.org K-5 (preschool)

Source: California Department of Education (2017-18); Palo Alto Unified School District (2018-19); Class size based on 2017-18.

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PRIVATE SCHOOLS: PRESCHOOL TO HIGH SCHOOL School Address, Contact Focus Grade Level Enrollment Class Size Alto International School 475 Pope St., Menlo Park 650-324-8617 (formerly German- German/ English Pre-K-12 260 15 American International [email protected] School) germanamericanschool.org 525 San Antonio Ave., Palo Alto 650-543-4560 Athena Academy Dyslexia 1-8 69 6 [email protected] athenaacademy.org 50 Terminal Ave., Menlo Park Traditional academics; 650-327-5052 Beechwood School Ravenswood City School KPrep-8 170 18-20 [email protected] District students only beechwoodschool.org 4000 Terman Drive, Palo Alto Bowman International 650-813-9131 Montessori K-8 273 10:1 School [email protected] bowmanschool.org 1310 Bryant St., Palo Alto 650-328-3160 Girls, college prep 6-12 438 14 [email protected] castilleja.org 3880 Middlefield Road, Palo Alto Challenger School 650-213-8245 Emphasis on early reading PreK-8 390 21:1 challengerschool.com 650 Clark Way, Palo Alto Esther B. Clark School at 650-688-3634 Academic program in Ages 7-16 78 12 Children's Health Council [email protected] therapeutic milieu chconline.org 400 Uplands Drive, Hillsborough Crystal Springs Uplands 650-342-4175 Coed, college prep 6-12 475 14 avg. School [email protected] csus.org 2800 W. Bayshore Road, Palo Alto 650-424-1267 Emerson School Accelerated K-6, 1-8 18 6 [email protected] emersonpaloalto.com

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PRIVATE SCHOOLS: PRESCHOOL TO HIGH SCHOOL School Address, Contact Focus Grade Level Enrollment Class Size 2191 E. Bayshore Road, Suite 100, Palo Alto Fusion Academy 650-857-0634 One-on-one learning 6-12 20-25 1 fusionacademy.com/academy/palo-alto/welcome 310 Easy St., Mtn. View German International 650-254-0748 School of Silicon Valley German/English Pre-K-12 634 15-20 [email protected] (GISSV) gissv.org 450 San Antonio Road, Palo Alto Gideon Hausner Jewish Day K-5: 12; 650-494-8200 Coed, college prep, Jewish K-8 325 School 6-8: 20 hausner.com 3400 W. Bayshore Road, Palo Alto 650-968-8338, ext.1331 The Girls' Middle School Girls 6-8 195 16 [email protected] girlsms.org Preschool: 4525 Union Ave.; Lower school (K-5): 4300 Bucknall Road; Middle school (6-8): 3800 Blackford Ave.; High school (9-12), 500 Saratoga Ave., The Harker School Co-ed, college prep PreK-12 2000 N/A all in San Jose 408-249-2510 (9-12) [email protected] harker.org 597 Central Ave., Sunnyvale 408-475-1024 Helios New School Gifted K-8 150 10:1 [email protected] heliosns.org 4000 Middlefield Road, Palo Alto 650-460-8940 Imagination Lab School Interdisciplinary/co-ed TK-6 N/A N/A [email protected] imagination-school.org Nursery-K: 3233 Cowper St., Palo Alto International School of the 1-8: 151 Laura Lane, Palo Alto Mandarin or French immersion PreK-8 560 17-20 avg. Peninsula 650-251-8500 [email protected] istp.org 3900 Fabian Way, Palo Alto 650-213-9600 Kehillah Jewish High School Coed, college prep, Jewish 9-12 185 12 [email protected] kehillah.org K-4: 2890 Middlefield Road, Palo Alto 5-8: 3981 El Camino Real, Palo Alto Keys School 650-328-1711 Coed K-8 320 18 avg. [email protected] keysschool.com 456 College Ave., Palo Alto 650-462-8150 K-8: 72 The Living Wisdom School Coed TK-8, 9-12 5:1 [email protected] High school: 6-8 livingwisdomschool.org 815 El Camino Real, Menlo Park Lydian Academy 650-321-0550 One-on-one education 7-12 no cap 1 lydianacademy.com 3921 Fabian Way, Palo Alto 650-485-3589 Meira Academy Jewish, girls 9-12 18 2:1 [email protected] meiraacademy.org 50 Valparaiso Ave., Atherton 650-330-2000 Menlo School Coed, college prep 6-12 795 15-18 [email protected] menloschool.org 1340 Willow Road, Menlo Park 650-321-1991 Mid-Peninsula High School Coed, college prep 9-12 107 7-12 [email protected] mid-pen.com 1250 Laurel St., Menlo Park 650-325-7304 Nativity Catholic School Catholic Pre-K-8 301 23 [email protected] nativityschool.com 2462 Wyandotte St., Mtn. View Palo Alto Preparatory School 650-493-7071 Coed, college prep 8-12 70 8 paloaltoprep.com 920 Peninsula Way, Menlo Park 650-325-1584 Peninsula School Progressive PreK-8 252 18 [email protected] peninsulaschool.org

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Middle School (6-8) OPEN HOUSES Sunday, Oct. 28, 1:00-3:30 PM Lower School • K-4 Kindergarten-3rd Grade Sat. Oct 13 @ 10am-12pm Wednesday, Nov. 14, 7:00-8:30 PM Sat. Jan 12 @ 10am-12pm

RSVP: 650.494.4404 [email protected] Middle School • 5-8 www.hausner.com Sat. Oct 20 @ 10am-12pm

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PRIVATE SCHOOLS: PRESCHOOL TO HIGH SCHOOL School Address, Contact Focus Grade Level Enrollment Class Size 2245 Avy Ave., Menlo Park 650-854-4545 Phillips Brooks School Coed PreK-5 292 20 [email protected] PhillipsBrooks.org K-2: (Lower campus) 477 Fremont Ave., Los Altos 650-209-3050 [email protected]

3-6: (Middle campus) 327 Fremont Ave. Los Altos 650-209-3030 K-6 K-6: 300; K: 7; 1-14; 3-6: 18; Pinewood School [email protected] Academics, arts, moral values 7-12 7-12: 300 7-12: 12

7-12: (Upper campus) 26800 Fremont Road, Los Altos Hills 650-209-3010 [email protected] pinewood.edu

641 Coleman Ave., Menlo Park Individualized attention, Piaget The Roberts School 650-322-3535 PreK, Young 5s 48 10 philosophy robertsschool.com

Lower & Middle School: 150 Valparaiso Ave., Atherton PreK and K: 650-322-1866 2:24 teachers- PreK-8: 575; Sacred Heart Schools Coed, Catholic PreK-12 student ratio Preparatory (grades 9-12): 9-12: 605 Grades 1-12: 650-473-4006 15-16 avg. [email protected] shschools.org

650 Clark Way, Palo Alto Lower School: Sand Hill School at 650-688-3605 Language-based learning 5:1; 1-8 71 Children's Health Council [email protected] differences Middle School: sandhillschool.org 8 avg.

1095 Channing Ave., Palo Alto St. Elizabeth Seton School 650-326-9004 Coed, Catholic PreK-8 280 32 setonpaloalto.com

1120 Miramonte Ave., Mtn. View 650-967-1839 St. Joseph Catholic School Catholic K-8 272 19.5:1 [email protected] sjmv.org

1211 Arbor Road, Menlo Park 650-322-2312 St. Raymond School Catholic TK-8 305 34 [email protected] straymond.org

870 N. California Ave., Palo Alto 650-493-1151 Stratford School Coed PreK-5 varies by program 22 [email protected] stratfordschools.com

3375 Edison Way, Menlo Park Independent, advanced 650-294-4570 Synapse School academic curriculum; Six K-8 240 18 [email protected] Seconds synapseschool.org

Early Childhood: 330 Ravenswood Ave., Menlo Park K-5: 2650 Sand Hill Road, Menlo Park Trinity School 650-854-0288 Episcopal, coed PreK-5 164 16-22 [email protected] trinity-mp.org

Pre-K-grade 5: 11311 Mora Drive, Los Altos 650-209-9400

Waldorf School of the Coed, developmentally based Grades 6-12: 180 N. Rengstorff Ave., Mountain View PreK-12 322 20 Peninsula experiential curriculum 650-417-7600 [email protected] waldorfpeninsula.org

360 La Cuesta Drive, Portola Valley 650-854-9065 Woodland School Coed Early childhood-8 269 15 [email protected] woodland-school.org

302 Portola Road, Portola Valley Coed, college prep, Catholic/ 650-851-8223 Woodside Priory School Benedictine day and boarding 6-12 385 13-14 [email protected] school PrioryCA.org

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CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOL, Parents Nursery School Child Care, Preschools, After School Programs AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS 2328 Louis Road East All schools are located in Palo Alto, unless • 2-5 years; play-based curriculum Palo Alto otherwise noted. • 650-856-1440 / info@ Menlo Park parentsnurseryschool.org / NORTHEAST parentsnurseryschool.org Periwinkle School (bounded by Oregon Expressway, Northeast 169 Byron St. Alma Street, San Francisquito Creek, Palo Alto Baylands) • young fives (summer or fall birthdays); play-based curriculum Middlefield Rd Addison Kids’ Club • 650-326-5386 / [email protected] Oregon Expy 650 Addison Ave / periwinkleschool.org • K-5; Palo Alto Community Child Care Walter Hays Kids’ Club Alma St (PACCC) program Palo Alto 1525 Middlefield Road Southeast 650-323-4007 / [email protected] /paccc.org • • K-5; Palo Alto Community Child Care Downtown Palo Alto KinderCare (PACCC) program Northwest 848 Ramona St. • 650-325-5350 / [email protected] / paccc.org • 6 weeks to 5 years; play-based El Camino Real curriculum • 650-473-1100 / bit.ly/ NORTHWEST DowntownPAkindercare (bounded by Page Mill Road, Foothill Page Mill Rd Discovery Children’s House Expressway, San Francisquito Creek, Southwest 437 Webster St. Alma Street) • Pre-K through transitional kindergarten; Montessori method Amigos de Palo Alto 1611 Stanford Ave. • 650-329-8023 / bit.ly/DiscoveryHouse Color-coded regions correspond • 2.5 years through K; bilingual to child care, preschool, and after Downtown Children’s Center Mountain immersion Spanish/English Los Altos school program listings below. View 555 Waverley St. • 650-493-4300 / amigosdepaloalto.com • 2 years to K; Palo Alto Community Child Care (PACCC) program Bing Nursery School Child Care (PACCC). program 650-321-9578 / [email protected] / paccc.org 850 Escondido Road, Stanford 650-494-1467 / [email protected] / • SOUTHEAST • • 2 - 5 years; bilingual immersion paccc.org Duveneck Kids’ Club Spanish/English (bounded by Alma Street, Oregon Good Neighbor Montessori 705 Alester Ave. • 650-723-4865 / bingschool.stanford.edu Expressway, East Bayshore Road, San 4000 Middlefield Road, Suite K4 • K-5; Palo Alto Community Child Care Kids Choice After School Care Antonio Road) (PACCC) program • 2-6 years; Montessori method • 650-328-8356 / [email protected] / paccc. 1711 Stanford Ave., Stanford Besse Bolton Kid’s Club • 650-493-2777 / GNMschool@sbcglobal. org • School-age day care 500 E. Meadow Drive net / goodneighbormontessori.com First Congregational Church • 650-656-8170 / lmnixon.org (“Childcare • K-5; Palo Alto Community Child Care Grace Lutheran Preschool services”) (PACCC) program Nursery School 3149 Waverley St. 650-856-0847 / [email protected] / 1985 Louis Road Children’s Center of the Stanford • 2.5-5 years; play-based curriculum Community paccc.org • 2-4 years; play-based curriculum 650-493-8942 / [email protected] • Children’s Pre-School Center • • 650-493-1915 / 685 Pampas Lane, Stanford / gracepre.org (Relocating to new campus on [email protected] / 4000 Middlefield Road, T-1 HeadsUp! Palo Alto firstcongonurseryschool.org Escondido Road in Winter 2018) Infancy - pre-K; play-based curriculum • 2800 W. Bayshore Road First School • 8 weeks to 5 years; parent cooperative; • 650-493-5770 / cpsccares.org play-based curriculum • Infants through kindergarten; play- 625 Hamilton Ave. • 650-462-8870 / ccsc.stanford.edu Covenant Children’s Center based curriculum 2.5-6 years; play-based curriculum 670 E. Meadow Drive 650-424-1221 / [email protected] / • College Terrace Children’s Center • • 650-321-3871 / [email protected] / • 2 months - pre-K; play-based headsup.org firstschool.org 2300 Wellesley Ave. curriculum Hoover Kids’ Club 2.5 years - K; Palo Alto Community 650-493-9505 / cccoffice@ International School of the • • 445 E. Charleston Road Peninsula Child Care (PACCC) program covenantchildrenscenter.com / • 650-858-1580 / [email protected] / paccc.org covenantchildrenscenter.com • K-5; Palo Alto Community Child Care Cohn Campus, 151 Laura Lane (PACCC) program Crescent Park Child Development Grades 1-8; after-school language Escondido Kids’ Club 650-565-8847 / [email protected] / paccc. • Center • classes, activities, study hall 890 Escondido Road org 4161 Alma St • 650-251-8500 / [email protected] / istp.org • K-5; Palo Alto Community Child Care Infant-Toddler Center (PACCC) program. • 18 months to 6 years; play-based The Learning Center 4111 Alma St. • 650-855-9828 / [email protected] / paccc.org curriculum 459 Kingsley Ave. • 650-322-9668 / • 2 months - 3 years; Palo Alto • 6 months to 5 years; play-based Sand Hill School crescentparkpreschool.org Community Child Care (PACCC) curriculum 650 Clark Way program El Carmelo Kids’ Club 650-493-2240 / [email protected] / paccc.org • 650-325-6683 / tlcpaloalto.org Grades 1 - 8; personalized learning for • • 3024 Bryant St. students with learning differences International School of the Neighborhood Infant-Toddler K-5; Palo Alto Community Child Care Center • 650-688-3605 / info@sandhillschool. • Peninsula org / sandhillschool.org (PACCC) program 311 N. California Ave. • 650-856-6150 / [email protected] / Cowper Campus, 3233 Cowper St. Stanford West Children’s Center • 2 months to 3 years; Palo Alto paccc.org • Nursery to K; bilingual immersion Community Child Care (PACCC) 625 Clark Way French/English and Mandarin Chinese/ Ellen Thacher Children’s Center English program 2 months to 5 years; play-based curriculum • 505 E. Charleston Road • 650-852-0264 / [email protected] / istp.org • 650-321-3493 / [email protected] / paccc. • 650-723-8700 / kindercare.com org • 2.5 years old - K; Palo Alto Community Continued on page 54 52 • Info Palo Alto www.PaloAltoOnline.com

Info PA 2018-19.indd 52 9/4/18 1:03 PM It’s all here - the teachers, the traditions, EMERSON SCHOOL the perfect class size, the all-girls setting. Cultivating astonishing potential! It’s Notre Dame High School and it’s as amazing as the students themselves.

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 RE DA T M O E HeadsUp! N B Child Development Centers E T L M O N Open House Sunday, October 21 11:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Information % !  #%""!%  !% %! % Night %#$$!"$% #  $% $" %# #!$#!"% $"%$# % !#$  Thursday, November 15 %"$!$#%%$# $#% $"" %% #!"%!" 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. %$"$#!"%$#  #"$ %"! %$# Palo Alto San Jose Pleasanton 650-424-1221 408-432-1644 925-463-2885 Notre Dame Belmont 1540 Ralston Avenue www.headsup.org Belmont, CA 94002 650-595-9504

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Continued from page 52 Ohlone Kids’ Club Sora International Preschool of Child Care (PACCC) program Palo Alto 650-856-7559 / [email protected] / Love ‘n’ Care Christian Pre-School 950 Amarillo Ave. • 701 E. Meadow Drive paccc.org 2490 Middlefield Road • K-5; Palo Alto Community Child Care (PACCC) program • 3-6 years; bilingual Japanese/English Barron Park Kids’ Club • 2-5 years; play-based curriculum • 650-493-0774 / [email protected] / • 650-493-7672 / info@sorapreschool. 800 Barron Ave. • 650-322-1872 / [email protected] paccc.org com / SoraPreschool.com / lovencarepreschoolpaloalto.com • K-5; Palo Alto Community Child Care Sunshine Preschool Montessori (PACCC) program Milestones Preschool, Abilities Oshman Family JCC Preschool Palo Alto • 650-856-1220 / [email protected] / United 3711 Ross Road paccc.org 3921 Fabian Way • 2-6 years; Montessori method 3864 Middlefield Road Barron Park Preschool 2 18 months - 5 years; play-based • 650-493-0665 / sunshine-preschool.com • 2-5 years; developmentally-appropriate • 3650 La Donna Ave. curriculum curriculum T’enna Afternoons at OFJCC Palo Alto 650-223-8788 / earlychildhood@ • 2-5 years; child-centered, play-based • 650-494-0550 / preschool@ • 3921 Fabian Way curriculum abilitiesunited.org / paloaltojcc.org / paloaltojcc.org/ Continuation of preschool day with milestonespreschool.org Preschool • • 650-493-7597 / barronparkpreschool.com both quiet and active learning Country Day Little School Mini Infant Center Palo Alto Friends Nursery School • 650-223-8788 / earlychildhood@ 3149 Waverley St. 957 Colorado Ave. paloaltojcc.org / bit.ly/ 3990 Ventura Court Tennaafternoons • 2 months - 2 years; Palo Alto • 3 years - pre-K; play-based curriculum • 2-6 years; play-based curriculum The Wonder Years Preschool Community Child Care (PACCC) • 650-856-6152 / [email protected] / • 650-494-8044 / program pafns.org 991 Commercial St. [email protected] 650-424-9130 / [email protected] / / countrydaylittleschool.com • 2 - 5 years; play-based curriculum with paccc.org Palo Verde Kids’ Club • age-appropriate academics Heffalump Co-operative Preschool 3450 Louis Road (PAUSD site) Montessori School of Los Altos • 650-494-6800 / 3990 Ventura Court 303 Parkside Drive • K-5; Palo Alto Community Child Care [email protected] 2 years to first grade; play-based (PACCC) program / thewonderyearspreschool.net • • 2.6 - 6 years; Montessori method curriculum • 650-852-9475 / [email protected] / 650-856-4321 / info@heffalump- • 650-493-7200 / smartkids@sbcglobal. paccc.org • net / montessorischooloflosaltos.org preschool.com / heffalump-preschool. PreSchool Family SOUTHWEST com Mustard Seed Learning Center 4120 Middlefield Road Juana Briones Kids’ Club 2585 E. Bayshore Road (bounded by Alma Street, Page Mill 4100 Orme St. • 2.2 - 5.5 years; multi-cognitive teaching • Infants to 5 years old; play-based Road, San Antonio Road, Foothill Expy.) methods curriculum • K-5; Palo Alto Community Child Care Barron Park Children’s Center (PACCC) program • 650-494-7389 / info@ • 650-856-0833 / [email protected] / psf. mustardseedlearningcenter.org / pausd.org 800 Barron Ave. (PAUSD site) • 650-856-3874 / [email protected] / mustardseedlearningcenter.org • 3 years old - K; Palo Alto Community paccc.org

Peninsula The Girls’ Middle School 3400 West Bayshore Road School Palo Alto, CA 94303 www.girlsms.org A Leader in Creative Education since 1925 Age 3 - 8th Grade

NURSERY & KINDERGARTEN OPEN HOUSE OPEN (Children welcome) HOUSE Oct 27 & Jan 12 10 -11:30 am Saturday, Registration not required Oct. 20th, 1 - 4 pm THURSDAY TOURS (Adults only please) Saturday, Oct 25, Nov 8, 30, Dec 6 & 13, Jan 10 11:00 am Please RSVP Dec. 1st, 1 - 4 pm 650.968.8338 x133 920 PENINSULA WAY, MENLO PARK, CA 650-325-1584 [email protected] PENINSULASCHOOL.ORG

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Leaping Lizards Nature Awareness Sojourner Truth Child Preschool Development Center 397 Fernando Ave. 3990 Ventura Court • 3-5 years; natured-based program • 2.5 year to K entry; PACCC program • 650-858-0355 / magdalena@ • 650-493-5990 / [email protected] and leapinglizardspreschool.com / [email protected] / paccc.org leapinglizardspreschool.com The Whistle Stop Oshman Family JCC Preschool at 3801 Miranda Ave. No. T-6B Beth Am • 6 weeks - pre-K; play-based curriculum 26790 Arastradero Road, Los Altos Hills • 650-852-3497 / whistle-stop.org • 2 - 5 years; creative, play-based curriculum Young Life Christian Preschool • 650-223-8788 / earlychildhood@ 687 Arastradero Road paloaltojcc.org / paloaltojcc.org • 2.5 years - first grade; Montessori and Members of the Jane Lathrop Stanford Middle School marching band perform during the annual Piaget methods Palo Alto Community Child Care May Fete Parade in downtown Palo Alto on May 5, 2018. Photo by Adam Pardee. (PACCC) • 650-494-7885 / [email protected] / ylcp.org 3990 Ventura Court Afficient Math program run by the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Peninsula • Infancy - elementary school; nonprofit, LANGUAGE EDUCATION AND 3775 El Camino Real state licensed program • 650-561-3331 / [email protected] / ACADEMIC ENRICHMENT • Grades: 2 -10. Self-paced computer- bgcp.org • 650-493-2361 / paccc.org based learning program The Palo Alto area has more than two Dutch School Silicon Valley Palo Alto Montessori School dozen enrichment programs for children • 929-430-6003 Cubberley Community Center, 4000 575 Arastradero Road of all ages, including tutoring, cultural Bay Area Arabic School immersion programs and language Middlefield Road 2-5 years; Montessori method • classes in Chinese, Arabic, Dutch, German 310 Easy St., German International • K-12. Afternoon, weekend instruction in • 650-493-5930 / info@pamontessori. and Hebrew. All schools are located in School of Silicon Valley, Mountain View Dutch language and culture com / pamontessori.com Palo Alto, unless otherwise noted. • Arabic language for children and • 855-388-2472 / info@ Palo Alto Empire Preschool adults, culture for children; optional dutchschoolsiliconvalley.org / Acme Education Group Islamic religion instruction dutchschoolsiliconvalley.org 4232 El Camino Real 650-394-7765 / admin@ Cubberley Community Center, 4000 • Genius Kids — Palo Alto • 2-6 years; Montessori method Middlefield Road, Ste. L1 / 4101 El bayareaarabicschool.org / • 650-739-0137 / Camino Way www.baaschool.org 569 San Antonio Road [email protected] / • After-school tutoring, enrichment Center for a New Generation at • Program for toddlers, preschool, pre-K, paloaltopreschool.org classes and Chinese lessons Belle Haven Community School — enrichment K; after-school tutoring for grades K-5 • 650-387-0545 (Middlefield) / 650- 415 Ivy Drive, Menlo Park 800-7450 (El Camino Way) / info@ • 650-847-1821 / geniuskidsonline.com/ acmeschool.com /acmeschool.com • Grades: K-8. After-school and summer paloalto Continued on page 56 ADMISSIONS OPEN HOUSE

Sunday, October 21st 2:00 pm - 4:30 pm Sunday, December 2nd 1:30 pm - 4:00 pm

How to RSVP: kehillah.org/welcome MarilyMarily Lerner, DDirectorirector ooff AdmissionsAdmissions [email protected]@kehillah.org 650-213-9600650-213-9600 x154 World-Class Academics in a Supportive Environment

Kehillah Jewish High School | 3900 Fabian Way, Palo Alto, CA 94303 | 650-213-9600 | kehillah.org

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Continued from page 55 ADULT SCHOOLS AND German-American School HIGHER EDUCATION of Palo Alto All schools are located in Palo Alto, unless Alto International Campus, 475 Pope otherwise noted. St., Menlo Park Cañada College • 2.5-18 years; German instruction on Saturdays and a summer camp 4200 Farm Hill Blvd., Redwood City EDUCATION FOR A MEANINGFUL LIFE • 650-520-3646 / [email protected] • 650-306-3100 / canadacollege.edu / gaspa-ca.org Carnegie Mellon University 2018 Open Houses Hwa Shin Bilingual Chinese School Silicon Valley Campus Oak Knoll and Hillview Middle School NASA Research Park, Bldg. 23, Preschool & Kindergarten campuses, Menlo Park Moffett Field November 3 @ 10a.m. • Grades K-12; bilingual Chinese school for • 650-335- 2880 / sv.cmu.edu December 8 @ 10a.m. students who do not speak Mandarin at home, various days of the week De Anza College Middle School • 408-807-1088 / hwashinschool@yahoo. 21250 Stevens Creek Blvd., Cupertino October 18 @ 6:30p.m. com / hwashinschool.org • 408-864-5300 / deanza.edu November 10 @ 10a.m. Kumon Math and Reading Center Foothill College Registration required; visit www.shschools.org/admission 2730 Middlefield Road 12345 El Monte Road, Los Altos • After-school program for reading and Hills and Sunnyvale Center: 1070 Preparatory math skills. Also located at 903 E. El Innovation Way, Sunnyvale October 28 @ 1p.m. Camino Real, Ste. 5, Mountain View, 408- • 650-949-7777, 408-745-8000 November 11 @ 1p.m. 222-1500; 1780 Miramonte Ave., Mountain (Innovation Way) / foothill.edu View, 650-969-3820; 1060 El Camino Real, Registration requested; visit www.shschools.org/admission Redwood City, 650-799-4099 Menlo College • 650-969-1978 / janetkwei@ikumon. 1000 El Camino Real, Atherton com / kumon.com/palo-alto SACRED HEART SCHOOLS, ATHERTON • 800-556-3656 / [email protected] Lydian Academy / menlo.edu 150 Valparaiso Ave. Atherton, CA 94027 815 El Camino Real, Menlo Park Mountain View-Los Altos Adult www.shschools.org • Grades 6-12; personalized education, Education [email protected] collaborative learning 650. 454.8450 333 Moffett Blvd., Mountain View 650-321-0550 / staff@lydianacademy. • 650-940-1333 / mvlaae.net com / lydianacademy.com • Palo Alto Adult School Mathnasium 50 Embarcadero Road, Room 8 605 Cambridge Ave., Suite A, Menlo Park • 650-329-3752 / [email protected] • Grades: K-12. Learning center for / paadultschool.org building math skills and concepts • 650-321-MATH (6284) / mathnasium. com/paloalto-menlopark Early Childhood through Eighth Grade 1791 Arastradero Road Nine Fruits Bilingual School • 800-818-6136 / admissions@paloaltou. edu / paloaltou.edu From our Reggio-inspired early 2484 Old Middlefield Way, childhood program to our innovative Mountain View Sofia University middle school, we believe that students • K-8. Chinese/English 1069 E. Meadow Circle learn to their potential when they are • 650-669-3515; 650-962-1900 / info@ 650-493-4430 / [email protected] ninefruits.org / ninefruits.org • inspired. Woodland School takes a joyful / sofia.edu approach to learning and places an Palo Alto Chinese School Stanford Continuing Studies emphasis on inquiry-based projects, 480 E. Meadow Drive 365 Lasuen St., Stanford empowering and encouraging students • Ages 4 to 18; Mandarin track PK-12, CSL • 650-725-2650 / continuingstudies@ (Chinese as Second Language) track PK-7 stanford.edu / continuingstudies. to be active and engaged learners. Our • [email protected] / stanford.edu small class sizes translate into more paloaltochineseschool.org Stanford University individualized attention for our students Palo Alto School for Jewish 450 Serra Mall, Stanford and enhance the learning environment. Education (PASJE) • 650-723-2300 / stanford.edu Woodland School is situated on 10.5 Oshman Family Jewish Community UC Berkeley Extension acres just west of Stanford University Center, 3921 Fabian Way K-8; Jewish Sunday School; B’nai at highway 280. Our spacious and • 1301 Shoreway Road, Ste. 400, Mitzvah class; optional Hebrew Belmont 650-444-2117 / [email protected] / idyllic environment gives children room • 650-594-9623 / [email protected]. pasje.org • to breathe, space to play, and freedom to edu / extension.berkeley.edu explore the environment around them— Sitanfu (formerly Stanford UCSC Silicon Valley Extension Chinese School) all beneficial to their social, emotional, and 3175 Bowers Ave., Santa Clara cognitive growth. 475 N. Whisman Road, #100, Mountain View • 408-861-3700 / extensionprogram@ ucsc.edu / ucsc-extension.edu • Minimum age: 6 years old; offers Open House and Campus Tours available. weekly Mandarin classes at Gunn High School, 780 Arastradero Road 360 La Cuesta Drive, Portola Valley • 650.854.9065 • 408-499-5451 / scs.question@gmail. More information: www.woodland-school.org com / mychineseschool.com

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Info PA 2018-19.indd 56 9/4/18 1:03 PM CONSIDER AN ALTERNATIVE TO MYLAR BALLOONS WHEN PLANNING YOUR PARTY. Otherwise, please keep track of those balloons.

The City of Palo Alto Utilities values your safety. Here are some helpful tips for handling balloons:

• Make sure helium-filled Mylar balloons are securely tied to a heavy weight to prevent them from floating away.

• Never release Mylar balloons outside.

• Do not bundle Mylar balloons together.

• Never attempt to retrieve anything that becomes caught in a power line.

• Avoid a power line that has fallen to the ground or is dangling in the air. Always assume downed electric lines are energized and extremely dangerous. Keep far away and immediately alert 911.

Thank you for your efforts to help keep us all safe. Visit cityofpaloalto.org/safeutility to learn how to contact us in the event of an emergency, stay prepared before a hazard strikes, and access free helpful resources for safety and emergency preparedness.

In the event of a power outage, check cityofpaloalto.org/outagemap for immediate updates. Follow us on Twitter @PAUtilities or Facebook @PaloAltoUtilities for important news and information.

Individuals with disabilities who require accommodations to access City facilities, services or programs, or who would like information on the City’s compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990, Individuals with disabilities who require accommodations to access City facilities, services or programs, or may contact the City’s ADA Coordinator at (650) 329-2368 (voice) or email [email protected] 08/18 who would like information on the City’s compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990, may contact the City’s ADA Coordinator at (650) 329-2368 (voice) or email [email protected] 08/18

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A cake featuring the likenesses of Palo Alto City Council members (from left) Tom DuBois, Lydia Kou, Cory Wolbach, Liz Kniss, Greg Scharff, Greg Tanaka, Adrian Fine and Karen Holman was made in honor of the council and presented to them at City Hall on Jan. 8 after Liz Kniss was named mayor. Photo by Veronica Weber. MEET THE CITY COUNCIL Council meetings Palo Alto is a charter city that operates its own utilities and functions under a City Council-City Manager form of government. The mayor and vice mayor hold one-year terms that expire in January. The general municipal election is held in even-numbered years, When: 6 p.m., first three Mondays the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November. Council terms are for four years. of each month* in the Council Chambers, 250 CITY HALL 250 HAMILTON AVE. | 650-329-2100 | CITYOFPALOALTO.ORG Hamilton Ave. (*Council regularly takes a month off during the summer). Ways to watch/listen: Government Channel 26 on Comcast Cable, KZSU Radio, 90.1 FM, and online at midpenmedia.org/ watch/pacc_webcast/ Liz Kniss Eric Filseth Tom DuBois Adrian Fine Karen Holman index.html. Mayor 2018 Vice Mayor 2018 Council member Council member Council member Addressing the council: Elected: 2012, Elected: 2014 Elected: 2014 Elected: 2016 Elected: 2009, • Anyone can address re-elected in 2014 Term expires: Term expires: Term expires: re-elected in 2014 the council on any non- Term expires: Dec. 31, 2020 Dec. 31, 2018 Dec. 31, 2018 Dec. 31, 2020 Term expires: Dec. 31, 2018 agendized topic during the oral communications 650-888-8671 (cell) 650-329-2162 415-377-8455 (cell) 650-285-3694 650-444-4017 (cell) period at the beginning of liz.kniss@ eric.filseth@ tom.dubois@ adrian.fine@ karen.holman@ each meeting. They also cityofpaloalto.org cityofpaloalto.org cityofpaloalto.org cityofpaloalto.org cityofpaloalto.org can speak to items on the agenda when the council takes them up during the meeting. • Before addressing the council, fill out a card with your name and address; give it to the City Clerk. Accessing agendas: Lydia Kou Greg Scharff Greg Tanaka Cory Wolbach • Copies of the council Council member Council member Council member Council member packet are available for reading in the Clerk’s Elected: 2016 Elected: 2009, re-elected in 2014 Elected: 2016 Elected: 2014 Office and at city libraries; Term expires: Dec. 31, 2020 Term expires: Dec. 31, 2018 Term expires: Dec. 31, 2020 Term expires: Dec. 31, 2018 They are also available at 650-308-9893 650-325-7200 (office) 415-968-9436 650-329-2145 cityofpaloalto.org/gov/ lydia.kou@ greg.scharff@ greg.tanaka@ cory.wolbach@ agendas/ cityofpaloalto.org cityofpaloalto.com cityofpaloalto.org cityofpaloalto.org 58 • Info Palo Alto www.PaloAltoOnline.com

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HOW TO CONTACT LOCAL Planning and Transportation GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS Commission CONGRATULATIONS Advises on zoning and land use issues Council-appointed officers Contact: Jonathan Lait Assistant City Manager: Ed Shikada, • 650-329-2679 / jonathan.lait@ TO GIRL SCOUT TROOP 60016 650-329-2146 • cityofpaloalto.org City Manager: James Keene, 650-329-2563 Public Art Commission ON THE ‘THIS IS THE LAST (Note: Shikada set to assume role in Oversees city’s collection of public art December 2018 when Keene retires). STRAW’ CAMPAIGN! City Attorney: Molly Stump, • Contact: Elise DeMarzo 650-329-2171 • 650-617-3517 / elise.demarzo@ Together, they approached Palo Alto City Council City Auditor: Harriet Richardson, cityofpaloalto.org 650-329-2629 Utilities Advisory Commission and received a proclamation City Clerk: Beth Minor, 650-329-2571 Provides advice on Palo Alto’s municipally to make the month of May, Department heads owned utilities 2018, Plastic Drinking Straw Police Chief: Robert Jonsen, • Contact: Ed Shikada 650-329-2556 • 650-329-2146 / ed.shikada@ Awareness Month. The girls Fire Chief: Eric Nickel, 650-329-2424 cityofpaloalto.org recruited 37 restaurants to go Office of Emergency Services, director: Kenneth Dueker, 650-329-2419 REGIONAL GOVERNMENT strawless, and educated four schools on the effects Interim Chief Financial Officer: Kiely Nose, 650-329-2692 Board of Supervisors, Santa Clara of plastic straws in the environment. Chief Information Officer: County Jonathan Reichental, 650-329-2182 70 West Hedding St., San Jose Thank you to these businesses for their participation: Director of Human Resources: • District 5 supervisor: Joe Simitian Rumi Portillo, 650-329-2124 The elected policy-making body of Ɇ îČŒNjîƑē ƑĚDž Ɇ NOLA Chief Transportation Officer: • Santa Clara County Ɇ ĚDŽƑĿ Ɇ ~ŕē¡Ƒū 650-329-2520 • Board meetings: 9:30 a.m. Tuesdays, 2-3 Library, director: Monique le Conge times monthly at 70 West Hedding St. Ɇ ĿƙƥƑūqîNJĿŠĚ Ɇ ~ƙƥĚƑĿî ƭČĿŠî¹ūƙČîŠî Ziesenhenne, 650-329-2403 • 408-299-5001 / sccgov.org Ɇ îIJĚ ƑĿūČĺĚ Ɇ ¡îNJƥĿɫƙ Planning & Community Environment, Ɇ îŕîǶî acting director: Jonathan Lait, Midpeninsula Regional Open Ɇ ¬îŠČĺūɫƙ¹îƐƭĚƑĿî 650-329-2679 Space District Ɇ îŕĿIJūƑŠĿî¡ĿǕǕîeĿƥČĺĚŠ Ɇ ¹îČūŕĿČĿūƭƙ Public Works, acting director: Ɇ ĿƥNjOîŕŕ îIJĚ 330 Distel Circle, Los Altos Ɇ ¹ĚîƙƎūūŠ Brad Eggleston, 650-329-2151 Ɇ 'îŠHūƑēūŠ • General manager: Ana María Ruiz Ɇ ¹ĺĚ îƑēĿŠîŕOūƥĚŕ Acquires and preserves natural open Ɇ 'ƑĿIJƥDžūūē'ĚŕĿ BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS • Ɇ ¹ĺĚ ūƭŠƥĚƑɚîŕŕȊŕūČîƥĿūŠƙɛ space; maintains more than 62,000 Ɇ Gîƙƥ¹ūŠNjɫƙ ĺĿČŒĚŠ Architectural Review Board acres of open space Ɇ ¹ĺĚqĚŕƥ Board meetings: 7 p.m., second and Ɇ HĚŕîƥîĿū Reviews designs of all new construction • fourth Wednesday of the month at the Ɇ OūċĚĚɫƙ Ɇ ¹ĿŞūƥĺNjēîŞƙ ĺūČūŕîƥĚƙ for commercial, industrial and multiple- district office. family projects Ɇ TǕǕNjɫƙ ƑūūŒŕNjŠ îijĚŕƙ Ɇ ¹ƑƭĚGūūēeĿƥČĺĚŠ • 650-691-1200 / openspace.org • Contact: Jodie Gerhardt Ɇ eĿƑŒɫƙ¬ƥĚîŒċƭƑijĚƑƙ Ɇ ×ĿŠū/ŠūƥĚČî • 650-329-2575 / jodie.gerhardt@ Santa Clara Valley Water District Ɇ gūČîŕÀŠĿūŠȃȈȂ Ɇ èūŕî¬ĚîƙūŠîŕGƑĚŠČĺ ūūŒĿŠij cityofpaloalto.org 5750 Almaden Expressway, San Jose Historic Resources Board • District 7 director: Gary Kremen ×ĿƙĿƥcityofpaloalto.org/ThisIsTheLastStrawƥūŕĚîƑŠ Makes recommendations about exterior • Provides wholesale water supply and changes on historic buildings flood management to the county. ŞūƑĚîċūƭƥƥĺĚHĿƑŕ¬Čūƭƥ¹ƑūūƎȇȁȁȂȇČîŞƎîĿijŠɍ • District 7 Directors meetings: 9:30 • Contact: Amy French a.m. second and fourth Tuesday of the • 650-329-2336 / amy.french@ month cityofpaloalto.org • 408-265-2600 / valleywater.org Human Relations Commission Charged to act when it finds that any REGIONAL DISTRICTS person or group is unfairly or differently Foothill-DeAnza Community treated College District Contact: Minka van der Zwaag • 12345 El Monte Road, Los Altos Hills • 650-463-4953 / minka.vanderzwaag@ cityofpaloalto.org • Chancellor: Judy Miner • Board of Trustee meetings: 6 p.m., first Library Advisory Commission Monday of the month in the Toyon Advises council on matters relating to the Room on campus Palo Alto City Library • 650-949-6100 / fhda.edu • Contact: Monique le Conge Ziesenhenne Santa Clara County Office of • 650-329-2403 / monique.leconge@ Education cityofpaloalto.org 1290 Ridder Park Drive, San Jose Parks and Recreation Commission • Superintendent: Mary Ann Dewan Advises on parks, recreation, open space • Board of Trustee meetings: 5 p.m., issues the first and third Wednesdays of the • Contact: Kristen O’Kane month. • 650-463-4908 / kristen.o’kane@ • 408-453-6500 / sccoe.org cityofpaloalto.org

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XIN JIANG MICHAEL JOHNSTON 650.283.8379 650.533.5102 [email protected] [email protected] xjiang.apr.com MichaelJohnston.com Xin’s logical and data/fact 35+ years of real estate driven approach has helped experience clients sort out priorities in •Represents buyers and sellers any real estate transactions. of single-family homes, and “Xin has gone above and multi-family, commercial and beyond at every step of our investment properties home-searching process. She knows mid Peninsular inside •Proven track record as a out and always offers us great skilled negotiator - Certified analytical advice; and most Negotiator from Pepperdine importantly, we trust Xin. We University School of Law A know that Xin will never steer •Trusted real estate advisor us towards a property just to •Reliable results close a deal.” – Stacy and Eric, Los Altos

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Info PA 2018-19.indd 63 9/4/18 1:03 PM TED PAULIN TERRY RICE 650.766.6325 650.207.4142 [email protected] [email protected] www.tpaulin.com TerrySellsPaloAlto.com I am 5th generation Palo Altan Real Estate is about Lifestyle and a 2nd generation Palo Changes… Alto Realtor. My foremost goal I have been in the real estate is to provide extraordinary profession for over 25 years. service for complete customer I have a strong emphasis on satisfaction. By always keeping renovation, marketing and my clients informed and finance. My job is to help my educated, I take the mystery clients achieve their goal in an out of the buying and selling enjoyable and timely manner. process allowing for the best results. Call me to get the support and knowledge that you need in today’s real estate market.

UMANG CATHERINE SHEN SANCHORAWALA 650.862.5268 650.960.5363 [email protected] [email protected] www.catherineshen.com www.umanghomes.com With 18 years of selling real estate in the Bay Area, “After seven years of my Catherine brings a wealth of search, five with you, I finally experience, knowledge and got this perfect lot! Without professional-ism to her work. your patience, persistence and With proven negotiation dedication for your clients it skills, communica-tion skills would have never happened. and a commitment to high You are not only a true pro- integrity, Catherine works fessional but a well wishing diligently to help buyers and friend that never says “no” to sellers meet and exceed their any of our requests, questions real estate goals. or concerns. It has been a real pleasure working with you and finalizing this part of a project.” – Barbara V

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BY BIKE the new South Palo Alto route in 2017 (which City launches is expected to start running in the upcoming BEFORE YOU RIDE year) and is looking to expand the Embarcadero bike-share program and Crosstown Shuttle routes. Shuttles are REGISTER YOUR BIKE. IT’S THE LAW. wheelchair accessible and open to all riders. For • Bring your bike to any Palo Alto fire station schedules and real-time shuttle information, go enting bikes and electric scooters for from 4-5 p.m. daily to register. to paloaltoliveshuttle.doublemap.com. short rides through Palo Alto is set to get • More information: 650-329-2184 (Fire Depart- EMBARCADERO SHUTTLE R ment) easier. The city approved a bike-share pilot Connects University Caltrain Station with REPORT A STOLEN BIKE Palo Alto Tech Center east of Highway 101/ program in March, allowing an unlimited Embarcadero Road • 650-329-2413 (Police Department) number of vendors to bring fleets equipped CROSSTOWN SHUTTLE STORAGE & RENTAL OPTIONS Connects University Caltrain Station to with GPS-tracking devices that don’t require LOCKERS Stevenson House docking stations to city streets. This means Located at California and University avenue STANFORD CAMPUS train depots, various downtown locations. riders can locate, rent and drop off bikes/ Stanford’s Marguerite public shuttle service • Six-month rental agreement with City or travels around campus and connects to scooters pretty much anywhere in the city. Caltrain provides access to private, locked nearby transit, shopping, dining, and 30-inch by 44-inch locker. During the one-year program, city officials entertainment. Shuttles are open to all riders. • City-operated lockers: 650-329-2520, For more information, contact: 650-724-9339 / plan to monitor results and then determine cityofpaloalto.org | Caltrain-operated lockers: transportation.stanford.edu/marguerite/ live 650-508-6350, caltrain.com/riderinfo/Bicycles whether the program is worth continuing. map: supublic.etaspot.net CALTRAIN BIKEHUB STANFORD MARGUERITE SHUTTLE IF YOU ARE INTERESTED: Be on the look Caltrain Depot, 95 University Ave. . Traverses Stanford campus to downtown Palo out for fleets of bikes that were set to hit the • Monthly membership provides access to Alto indoor parking with 24-hour access, plus streets sometime after July following a city • Schedule: No service during major college bicycle repairs, changing room and discounts holidays and from Dec. 21-Jan. 3. review of permit applications submitted by on parts and accessories. • bikehub.com STANFORD MARGUERITE TECH two private service vendors. Palo Alto Technology Center in Baylands to BY FREE SHUTTLE downtown Palo Alto Transit Center • Key Stops: Palo Alto Medical Foundation, DOWNTOWN Town & Country Village. A woman commutes home over the Alto-Menlo bike The Palo Alto Shuttle Service is a free program Schedule: Weekdays and some holidays. bridge that connects Menlo Park to Palo Alto. Photo by • that connects commuters to transit and other Continued on page 67 Adam Pardee. destinations. The city approved the addition of T.

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ROUTES 35 88 89 22 522 101 102 103 104 182 Downtown Along El Camino Real Same as the 22, West San Jose South SJ East SJ East SJ South SJ Mountain View Midtown to Palo Alto California Avenue train station VTA.ORG but with fewer stops to Stanford to SRP to SRP to SRP to SRP to Stanford VA Hospital (serves to Palo Alto VA Hospital Research Park Shopping Center Gunn High School) and

Continued from page 65 California and University avenue depots. EMPLOYEE AND VISITOR • Cost:$365, annual permit (There may Limited service on weekends. For more PARKING PERMITS be a waiting list). STANFORD MARGUERITE SE: information: 800-660-4287; for hearing University Avenue Caltrain Station to San impaired TDD 650-508-6448, caltrain.com Visitor permits may be purchased at EVERGREEN PARK-MAYFIELD Antonio Shopping Center the Revenue Collections Department, (employee) City Hall (250 Hamilton Ave.) Employee • Key stops: Stanford Medical Center, PUBLIC PARKING • How it works: Permits are valid for El Camino Real at California Avenue, El permits must be purchased online at paloalto.parkingguide.com. on-street parking longer than 2 hours Camino at Maybell Avenue. Loops the DOWNTOWN’S COLOR ZONES and off-street lots in specific parking shopping center via San Antonio Road, zones. Permits are not valid in city lots California Street, Showers Drive and El Downtown is divided into four color DOWNTOWN (employee) zones: purple, coral, lime and blue. or garages. Camino. How it works: Motorists may park for free in any one • Permits are available for off-street lots and parking garages in • Cost:$182.50 six-month permit. (There • Schedule: Daily mid-September to zone for up to the allowable permitted may be a waiting list). mid-June, except university holidays. each of downtown’s 10 parking zones, time, but are prohibited from parking in but are only valid in the specific zone for STANFORD MARGUERITE VA that color zone again for the rest of the which they are purchased. Employees SOUTHGATE (employee) enforcement day. can also participate in the Residential Stanford Hospital to VA Medical Center via How it works: Permits valid for on- Downtown parking limitations are: Preferntial Parking program, which al- • Welch Road, Foothill Expressway lows them to buy zone-specific permits street parking longer than 2 hours. On/off street parking: two-hour limit • Schedule: Weekdays including univer- • to park on neighborhood streets. Cost:$74.50 per six months. (There may sity holidays. Garages (Alma/High, Bryant/Lytton, • • Cost: $365, six-month permit for both be a waiting list). Civic Center, Cowper/Webster):three- • programs. Supplies are limited. BY BUS hour limit ALL DAY VISITOR PERMITS • Restricted times: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., CALIFORNIA AVENUE AREA SANTA CLARA VALLEY weekdays (employee) • How it works: Day permits are valid in TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY all off-street parking lots and garages. (VTA) (Green 30-minute zones, yellow com- • How it works: Permits may be used in mercial-loading zones, white passenger- all public parking lots and garages. • Cost: $25 Countywide bus service fares: regular loading zones and disability designated and limited stop buses: $2.25 adults; spaces are exempt from the re-parking $1 youth ages 5-18, seniors, persons requirement). with disabilities. For more information, contact: 408-321-2300/ vta.org CALIFORNIA AVENUE AREA Christine E. Hansen, DDS See routes above Parking limitations for the California Roberta R. Jurash, DDS Avenue area are: Restorative & Cosmetic Dentistry BY RAIL • On/off street parking:two-hour limit CALTRAIN COMMUTER RAIL LINE • Garages: three-hour limit Weekday commuter service between San • Restricted times: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Francisco and Gilroy, with stops at the weekdays Inspirations

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Info PA 2018-19.indd 68 9/4/18 1:03 PM KEY CITY NUMBERS Utilities (turn-on & turn-off) ...... 650-329-2161 Wildlife Rescue...... 650-494-7283 Police/Fire/Paramedics (emergency) ...... 911 Abandoned Vehicle Hotline ...... 650-329-2258 NON-CITY AGENCIES Animal Services ...... 650-496-5971 QUICK SCC = Santa Clara County Bicycle license information ...... 650-329-2184 Better Business Bureau — SCC ...... 408-278-7400 Building inspection ...... 650-329-2496 Birth, marriage & death certificates — SCC.....408-299-5688 Use and occupancy permits ...... 650-329-2496 REFERENCE Chamber of Commerce ...... 650-324-3121 Vendors, solicitors, etc...... 650-329-2147 Department of Motor Vehicles — WHO TO CALL Doing business in home or garage ...... 650-329-2441 Redwood City Office ...... 800-777-0133 Cable-TV complaints against Comcast ...... 650-329-2182 GreenWaste Recovery ...... 650-493-4894 City Attorney ...... 650-329-2171 Marriage licenses — SCC Clerk ...... 408-299-5688 City Clerk ...... 650-329-2571 Palo Alto Airport — SCC ...... 650-329-2444 City Manager ...... 650-329-2563 Palo Alto Unified School District...... 650-329-3700 Community Services ...... 650-463-4952 Post Office — Main ...... 650-321-1423 Fire Department ...... 650-329-2184 Registrar of Voters — SCC ...... 408-299-8683 Flood zone information ...... 650-329-2295 Small Claims Court — SCC ...... 408-882-2700 Graffiti reporting ...... 650-496-6974 Tax Assessor — SCC ...... sccassessor.org Human resources (Employment) ...... 650-329-2441 Traffic Court — SCC ...... 408-882-2700 Library ...... 650-329-2436 24-HOUR HOTLINES Mayor Liz Kniss ...... 650-888-8671 Alcoholics Anonymous — SCC ...... 408-374-8511 Parking permits for parking lots ...... 650-329-2317 Child Abuse Report Line for Santa Clara County Parking violations ...... 650-329-2252 ...... 650-493-1186 Planning Department ...... 650-329-2441 Child Abuse Report Line for San Mateo County Police (office: non-emergency) ...... 650-329-2406 ...... 650-595-7922 Police (non-emergency)...... 650-329-2413 Bill Wilson Center Crisis Hotline ...... 408-278-2585 Property ownership/addresses ...... 650-329-2496 Mid-Peninsula Rape Crisis Center...... 650-493-7273 Real property (city-owned) ...... 650-329-2800 Senior Help Line ...... 800-510-2020 Recreation...... 650-463-4900 Services for seniors ...... 408-241-1571 Recycling ...... 650-496-5910 Suicide & Crisis Hotline — SCC ...... 855-278-4204 Streets ...... 650-496-6974 Support Network for Battered Women ...... 800-572-2782 Trees ...... 650-496-5953 Teen 24-7 line ...... 888-247-7717

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Deer graze at Las Trampas Valley in Foothills Park. Photo by Veronica Weber.

Adult education...... 56 Mediation ...... 22 Animal services ...... 60 Mental health ...... 20 Art galleries ...... 14, 16 Movies ...... 19

Bookstores ...... 13 Museums and collections ...... 14, 17 PUBLISHER Bus ...... 67 Neighborhoods and homeowner associations ...... 30 Bill Johnson Child care ...... 52 Open space areas ...... 40 EDITORIAL Info Editor: Linda Taaffe Colleges and universities ...... 56 Palo Alto Unified School District ...... 43 Researchers: Elena Kadvany, Tara Madhav, Community centers ...... 60 Palo Alto, City of ...... 58 Alicia Mies, Gennady Sheyner Photographers: Michelle Le, Adam Pardee, Counseling ...... 20 • Boards, commissions and committees ...... 59 Veronica Weber Court, Superior ...... 60 • City Council ...... 58 ART & PRODUCTION Info Designer: Kristin Brown Dancing ...... 13 • City staff ...... 59 ADVERTISING Demographics ...... 8 • Departments ...... 59 VP of Sales: Tom Zahiralis Major Accounts Sales Manager: Disabilities, services ...... 22 Parking ...... 67 Connie Jo Cotton Educational enrichment ...... 55 Parks ...... 34 Display Advertising: Elaine Clark, V.K. Moudgalya, Jillian Schrager, Caitlin Wolf Fire stations ...... 60 Performance spaces ...... 18 Real Estate Advertising: Neal Fine, Fishing ...... 38 Post offices...... 60 Rosemary Lewkowitz

Golf ...... 38 Preschools...... 52 Info Palo Alto is a special project of the © Government ...... 58 Sailing and sailboarding ...... 38 Palo Alto Weekly. Copyright 2018 by Embarcadero Media Co. All rights reserved. Health and support services...... 22 Schools, private ...... 46 Reproduction without permission is strictly prohibited. Health clinics and hospitals ...... 22 Schools, public ...... 45 Info Palo Alto contains some information Hiking/walking ...... 38, 40 Seniors ...... 25 about neighboring communities, but more complete details are in Info Menlo and Info History ...... 10 Skateboarding...... 39 Mountain View — available at Embarcadero Media, 450 Cambridge Ave., Palo Alto, Homeless services ...... 22 Social services ...... 23 as well as at local bookstores and other Horseback riding ...... 38 Special governmental districts ...... 59 outlets. Go to PaloAltoOnline.com for the latest Hotlines ...... 69 Sports facilities...... 38 news, A&E, sports, home and real estate, Ice skating ...... 38 Stanford Arts District ...... 14 Town Square discussion forum, and more. Junior Museum & Zoo ...... 34, 60 Swimming ...... 39 Language schools ...... 55 Tennis ...... 39 Lawn bowling ...... 38 Train ...... 67 Libraries ...... 60 Transportation ...... 65 Live music ...... 16 450 Cambridge Avenue | Palo Alto CA 94306 650-223-6500 70 • Info Palo Alto www.PaloAltoOnline.com

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