During a Friday morning session, the fifth-grade students at Will Rogers presented the "Living Museum" to fellow students, teachers and parents, showcasing a portion of the Civil Rights
School districts are required to present an annual report on learning goals as part of their annual funding process. Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District (SMMUSD) received that report last week
To increase the environmental knowledge base of the state’s kids, the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) and the Los Angeles County Central Library Children’s Division turned to an
Vikings forge path to their college athletic homes
The Samohi student body honored some of the school’s finest senior student-athletes as they made their college decisions during a National
Taking an idea into a full-fledged business is one of the world’s most arduous processes, requiring a unique blend of resources, knowledge and perseverance. From crafting a product and
The Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District (SMMUSD) Board of Education will finish off its first round of discussions related to addressing disproportionality in special education during its Thursday meeting.
During
A stacked Saturday morning of public comment was heard at the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District (SMMUSD) offices, with supporters and opponents of district-based voting for the SMMUSD Board of
The Samohi student body invaded the campus’ North Gym on Feb. 7, honoring some of the school’s finest senior student-athletes as they made their college decisions. Representing several different
The second leg of public hearings held by the Los Angeles County Office of Education Committee on School District Organization will shift the playing field from Malibu to Santa Monica.
California schools will have to spend $2 billion of their remaining Covid relief funds on tutoring and other measures to help high-needs students recover from learning loss, according to a
The Feb. 1 meeting of the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District (SMMUSD) Board of Education honed in on support systems for lagging students, gathering feedback from school site principals on
Supporters and critics of district based voting, along with heaps of public commenters, gave the Los Angeles County Office of Education Committee on School District Organization plenty to digest last
