Will digital degrees render the school environment obsolete?
SANTA MONICA COLLEGE Tupelo Hassman was always one of the shy students, camouflaging herself amid the rows of her classmates and blushing
PICO NEIGHBORHOOD One of the few dual language immersion schools in Los Angeles County, the Edison Language Academy has long been celebrated for its diversity in both the makeup of
Brownley seeks to provide students a second chance
SACRAMENTO The approximately 24 percent of California students that failed the mandatory high school exit exam last year might have another means
LACC teacher became SMC trustee last year
LOS ANGELES Perhaps the greatest gift a teacher could give their student is a passion for learning.
That is what one college professor
Combatants for Peace seek to end conflict
MID-CITY Ra’ed Haddar was only 17 years old when he believed the end of life was near.
Growing up in the
Construction would begin as early as next June at two campuses
SMMUSD HDQTRS Construction and renovation for the district’s two largest campuses could begin as early as next June,
Santa Monica Aquarium celebrates end of the season
SANTA MONICA PIER Just because school has yet to begin doesn’t mean kids can’t squeeze in a lesson or two.
pays for 40 percent of the student’s airfare while everything else is usually left to the Santa Monica and Fujinomiya students.
Julia Seeholzer lived with Ito’s family during
Thousands in U.S. play Asian board game
PICO NEIGHBORHOOD The tension is high in the room as Ted Porter is fixated on a wooden board scattered with black and
Sister city program brings two cultures together in harmony
SUNSET PARK Though he had never stepped foot on American soil, Japanese citizen Kenta Ishikawa always believed that Southern California would