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1st Graders' Learning about Phase Change
This Friday, our 1st grade class students enjoyed a fantastic learning adventure at the Palo Alto Junior Museum & Zoo, where they participated in a wonderful class called Phase Changes. The lesson tied in beautifully with our current exploration of the three states of matter—solids, liquids, and gases. Through hands-on, engaging experiments, the children discovered how water can change between all three states under certain conditions, especially when temperature changes. The

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Cultural Exchange 2026: A Meaningful Partnership Between Cornerstone and Tzu Chi
On January 19, 2026, Cornerstone School warmly welcomed 13 students from our sister school in Taiwan, Tzu Chi, as part of their biennial visit. Hosted here at Cornerstone, this marked our second time welcoming students from Taiwan for this special cultural exchange. The program has proven to be a deeply meaningful opportunity for both schools; students gained firsthand insight into each other’s cultures, while teachers exchanged rich and valuable pedagogical experiences. Duri

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Jan 292 min read


Cornerstone Students Celebrate Chinese New Year with Vibrant Performance at Palo Alto Community Center
This past Sunday, January 25, the Palo Alto Community Center was filled with festive energy as our 2nd through 5th-grade full-day students returned to the stage for the community’s Chinese New Year celebration. It was a proud moment for our school as our young performers shared their talents and cultural heritage with the local Palo Alto community. Starting at 3 p.m., our students took the stage to dazzle the audience with energetic dance performances and clever magic shows.

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Jan 271 min read


4th Graders' Field Trip to Angel Island
On January 23rd, the 4th Grade Koi Class visited Angel Island as part of an educational field trip focused on California history. During the visit, students examined the island’s role as a former immigration station and its significance during key periods in the state’s development. The experience provided students with the opportunity to apply classroom learning to a real historical site, offering firsthand insight into the people and events that shaped California’s cultural

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Jan 271 min read
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