The Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District is preparing campuses, staff and families for potentially severe storms this winter, as officials brace for the effects of a strong El Niño
Grant Elementary School students have new spaces for reading, research and hands-on projects after the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District cut the ribbon Oct. 14 on the campus&
The Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District welcomed families, staff, community members and education partners to its State of Our Schools event at Santa Monica High School. The evening focused
Santa Monica College will celebrate the release of the fall 2026 Santa Monica Review with a launch party and readings by recent contributors Oct. 25.
The event runs from 5
With Southern California Edison warning of dangerous fire weather and possible power shutoffs through Friday, the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District is preparing for potential impacts at three Malibu
Santa Monica College’s Distinguished Scientists Lecture Series will feature a biotech executive and a USC scientist this fall. Their talks will cover building a U.S. biotech subsidiary and
The Santa Monica College Sustainability Center will host free events Oct. 19-23 for Sustainability Week 2026. They include a seed-starting workshop, a composting tour, a documentary screening and
Some of the moments that matter most to Lincoln Middle School counselor Aimee Stauffer happen outside her office. They happen in the LMS WellSpace, at school events, during lunch, or
Jorge Cierra, a social studies teacher and Spanish Immersion Department chair at John Adams Middle School, was recently recognized by Teach Democracy for his commitment to civic education. The honor
Santa Monica High School and Malibu High School were named among the nation’s best in the 2026-27 U.S. News & World Report Best High Schools rankings, which
The Santa Monica College Foundation raised $166,500 toward its $175,000 goal at "Launch the Future," a Sept. 26 celebration of STEM at Santa Monica College. The
John Kerwin has built a broadcast career interviewing famous names. Now, he is turning his microphone toward a different kind of guest: his fellow students at Santa Monica College.
Kerwin,
