January

The new decade began as 2009 did, with many of the most popular songs of 2009 re-entering the top 40 due to the iTunes gift card effect, including Lady Gaga's "Poker Face", the biggest seller of 2009, which re-entered at No. 32. Lady Gaga's then-current single "Bad Romance" also reaped the benefits, climbing 2 places to reclaim the No. 1 spot it lost two weeks earlier to Rage Against The Machine's "Killing In The Name" (which dropped from No. 2 to No. 40). This makes Lady Gaga the only female artist so far in British chart history to have number one singles in the 2000s and 2010s decades, as well as becoming only the second female artist in the 21st century to have two separate runs at No.1 with the same single. Kesha's "TiK ToK" also reached a new peak of No. 4, while the only new entry in the top 40 came at No. 22 for Wiley and Chew Fu's "Take That". The next week, the first sales week to count to the new decade, started on a high with a brand new top 2, both from débuting acts. Iyaz's début single "Replay" went to No. 1 on sales of over 106,000, with Sidney Samson and Wizard Sleeve's "Riverside (Let's Go!)" coming in second with 97,000. Florence + The Machine, as a result of a big boost in promotion, reached a career high in the singles chart, her cover of "You've Got The Love" going to No. 5, as well as a belated new entry from Dog Days Are Over at No. 23. Her album also returned to a 6th week at peak No. 2, after a resurging Sunny Side Up by Paolo Nutini. Later in the month, a number of songs from newly imported American TV series Glee entered the charts, with signature song "Don't Stop Believin'" reaching a peak of No. 2 in early February, whilst the original version by Journey remained in the top 10, having peaked at No 5. Iyaz's two week reign at the top of the charts was ended by Owl City's debut single, "Fireflies" which had previously entered at #2 a week previously. Previous "X Factor" contestants Alexandra Burke and JLS both returned to the top 10 in January, with "Broken Heels" and "One Shot" peaking at No. 8 and No. 6 respectively. The Saturdays single Ego peaks at number 9 with the single later turning silver. On 12 January, Ringo Starr released his newest album, Y Not. On 27 January, Scottish Indie rock band The Shermans announced their split.

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Jane Lathrop Stanford Middle School

rman Middle School is located at 655 Arastradero Road in Palo Alto. The school mascot is the tiger.
The original name of the school located on the site was Terman Junior High School (named after Lewis Madison Terman), unrelated to the school currently at the site.
The district placed a new middle school named Terman Middle School at the site in 1999 to deal with rising enrollment. The first school year was 2001-2002. It was named after both Terman and his son Frederick Terman. The relocation was met with great controversy by local residents as the district overtook the land by eminent domain from the residing Jewish Community Center.

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Jane Lathrop Stanford Middle School

Jane Lathrop Stanford Middle School is a middle school located at 480 East Meadow Dr., Palo Alto, CA 94306. 2007 STAR test results showed an attendance of 870 students, in grades 6 through 8. It was originally named Ray Lyman Wilbur Junior High School after Ray Lyman Wilbur. After the other two middle schools in the district closed due to lack of enrollment, students transferred to the school, which was renamed Jane Lathrop Stanford (abbreviated JLS) after Jane Stanford, who was the wife of Stanford University founder Leland Stanford.
The land that Jane Lathrop Stanford Middle School and the adjoining Fairmeadow Elementary School now sit on were once owned by three farmers by the name of Diss The farmers sold their land to the real-estate developer Joseph Eichler, who later donated the land to the district.

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Middle schools

David Starr Jordan Middle School is a middle school in Palo Alto, California. Currently in attendance are approximately 1000 students from grades 6 through 8. The school is named after David Starr Jordan, who was the first president of Stanford University.
The student population (as of 2007) was 65.9% Caucasian, 16.4% Asian, 8.4% Hispanic, and 3.7% African American.
It was closed in 1985 due to lack of enrollment in the district. It was remodeled and reopened in 1991. A bond was approved by the city of Palo Alto in 1995 to allow for further technological upgrades to the school.
The school mascot from 1937-1985 was a dolphin. When Jordan reopened in 1991, the students voted to have the jaguar become the mascot. In 1999, the students voted to have the dolphin returned to its status as co-mascot with the jaguar.

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High School

Palo Alto Senior High School is among the oldest high schools in the region. Founded in 1898, its enrollment today is over 1700 students. "Paly", as the school is known locally, draws high-achieving and scholastically-minded students due to the demographics of its location in the heart of Silicon Valley and its proximity to Stanford University. In 2002 Newsweek magazine ranked it among the top 200 public high schools, based on test scores. In 2007 US News & World Report magazine ranked it #85 out of over 18,000 public high schools. Palo Alto High also carries on a distinguished athletic tradition, marked in recent years by a rivalry with crosstown foe Gunn. Titles won by teams from Paly include California State Championships in Boys Varsity Basketball in 1993 (during which the team went undefeated) and 2006, along with CCS Championships in Football in 2006 and 2007.

 

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High schools

Henry M. Gunn High School is one of two public high schools in Palo Alto. The school is named after Henry M. Gunn (1898-1988), who served as the Palo Alto superintendent from 1950-1961. During his tenure he saw the district expand from 5,500 students to 14,000, adding 17 new schools, and is credited with the establishment of De Anza College and Foothill College, two local community colleges. In 1964, the Palo Alto Unified School District announced it would name its third high school after him. Its first class graduated in 1966. The mascot of the school is Timmy the Titan. The student newspaper is The Oracle, part of the High School National Ad Network. There is an internal student-run television news show called the Titan Broadcast Network.

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School History

The district itself was founded on March 20, 1893, with the first school opening in September of that year. Enrollment grew until it reached a peak of 15,575 students in 1967. Afterwards, enrollment declined sharply, forcing the district to close many schools, including Jordan Middle School. The closing of Jordan Middle School was the reason for the renaming of Wilbur Junior High School as Jane Lathrop Stanford Middle School in 1985. Jordan Middle School was reopened when enrollment grew again. Barron Park Elementary School was added in 1998, and Terman Middle School was reopened in 2001.

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