| The Sunday Lens (December 2018) The Sunday Lens “share[s] the stories, experiences, and cultures of the Palo Alto High School student community.” In “A Look Behind Evan Baldonado's Empire of Aquatic Education,” The Sunday Lens explores the story of AquariumKids. |
| C Magazine (November 2018) C Magazine is Palo Alto High School's arts and culture magazine. In “Blurring the Boundaries,” C Magazine delves into the lifestyles of environmentalists and outdoorsmen. AquariumKids founder Evan Baldonado is the story's featured environmentalist, and AquariumKids is cited as promoting “environmentally-responsible fish keeping.” |
| The Campanile (September 2018) The Campanile is Palo Alto High School's print newspaper. In “Summer STEM experiences enlighten students,” The Campanile features students—including AquariumKids founder Evan Baldonado—involved in summer STEM opportunities. Creating AquariumKids is referred to as a “defining moment” for Baldonado's interest in STEM. |
| Palo Alto Pulse (June 2018) Palo Alto Pulse is an online publication covering local “ideas, people, and events” in Palo Alto, California. In “Why the aquarium videos by this Paly student are making a splash,” Palo Alto Pulse provides insight into AquariumKids' growth, as well as founder Evan Baldonado's campaign against prize animals. |
| The Campanile (March 2018) The Campanile is Palo Alto High School's print newspaper. In “YouTube Will Never Be The Same (Not Clickbait),” The Campanile features three local high school YouTubers and their thoughts on the YouTube platform. A section is devoted to AquariumKids. |
| C Magazine (April 2017) C Magazine is Palo Alto High School's arts and culture magazine. In “Student Entrepreneurs,” C Magazine features three local high school students and their projects. A section is devoted to AquariumKids and founder Evan Baldonado. |