Experts argue that vision is an important component of learning
WILSHIRE BOULEVARD It took a baseball hit to the eye to realize a nearsighted problem.
That’s what happened to
“These kids were in essence getting lost in terms of having things to do after school,” Campos said. “Most of their families are working, so they would either walk home
District outperforming county, state
SMMUSD HDQTRS Santa Monica and Malibu students continue to post high marks on state standardized tests, making a huge leap in English Language Arts, according to
A CENTER-CUT, NO-FAT REVIEW OF WHAT WAS SAID THIS PAST WEEK BY FOLKS THE WORLD OVER AND RIGHT AT HOME “It was never about the money. This was
Principal taught math at Lincoln
SMMUSD HDQTRS Following intense scrutiny surrounding the departure of former Lincoln Middle School Principal Tristan Komlos earlier this summer, the Board of Education on Wednesday
Program allows local high school students to accrue college credits
There were no caps and gowns, walks to the tune of “Pomp and Circumstance,” or parents wiping away their proud
New campaign aims to raise awareness about nonprofits
18TH STREET For years, young adults have entered their thoughts on Internet diaries, opting for the electronic medium to publish their opinions
While most Santa Monicans will have to watch Sen. Barack Obama accept the Democratic nomination for president on television, at least one of their own will be there to witness
Several groups already completed candidate inquires
With the filing deadline to qualify for the November ballot still days away, two-term Board of Education member Jose Escarce became the first
Changes stem from stream
By NORA SORENA CASEY Special to the Daily Press
NORA SORENA CASEY Special to the Daily Press
UCLA — Hardworking students and local environmentalists are getting down
District planning major clean-up at high school
The academic successes within classroom walls here have long been a source of pride for the school community, boasting high marks on
By STEPHANIE TAFT Special to the Daily Press
JAMS After three years of planning its formation and construction, officials from the Boys & Girls Clubs of Santa Monica and the