Even if you got ’em, you can’t smoke ’em
SMC When classes begin in the fall, students looking to light up a cigarette before school will likely have to
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Providing better educational opportunities for Latino and Hispanic students will be the subject of a June conference, “Prepárate: Educating Latinos for the Future of American,” hosted by the College
Construction work begins this month on the Los Angeles Unified School District’s most ambitious project to date — the new Heritage K-12 campus at the site of the former
SMC Smokers will only be allowed to light up in certain areas here under a proposal being considered tonight by the board of trustees.
The areas haven’t been established
Santa Monica College has finished in third place out of 184 community colleges in the 2006-07 National Student Math League competition. It is believed to be the highest finish
District actually most transparent in years
SMMUSD HDQTRS Considering that it has been a year marked by criticism regarding the transparency in business matters of the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified
Council’s concerns lead to in-depth review of procedures
SMMUSD HDQTRS On the heels of concerns being expressed by parents of special needs children and City Council members alike,
The CAHSEE was first introduced in 1999 as a way to improve student achievement and ensure that students who graduate from high school demonstrate a certain level of
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Santa Monica State Assembly member sponsors education bill
SACRAMENTO California high school students could earn their diplomas without passing an exit exam under legislation approved by the state Assembly earlier
Art exhibit tells students’ stories
CITYWIDE The drama, the confusion, the heartbreak... life as a teenage girl is anything but easy.
Five girls between the ages of 14 and 16
‘Transitions’ support group offers baby boomers some help
MID-CITY It used to be you’d graduate, land a decent job with benefits, get married, raise some little ones, and
