SM native is the pride of Pantages
By MAYA MEINERT Special to the Daily Press
HOLLYWOOD — Even if you’ve seen a stage production of “The Lion King” during its
History class focuses on more than facts
SAMOHI — Students stood in a circle here on Thursday night, passing around a big ball of rainbow-colored yarn, forming a web.
The
Board approves interim report, sans CFO
SMMUSD HDQTRS. — The new school board will perhaps be known as one of the most diverse collection of officials in district history.
That is
Santa Monica College’s Continuing and Community Education is currently registering students for a new six-week playwriting course, “The Magic of the Theatre: Writing for the Stage,” which begins
The Screen Actors Guild Foundation introduces its first annual children’s writing contest, sponsored by Zimand Entertainment, to promote and encourage literacy amongst children in LA.
Children are urged to
BLOCH, from page 1 Bloch spurred more studies
SANTA MONICA AIRPORT — It’s somewhat surprising that a seventh grader said to have made a significant contribution to the scientific study
Campus school resource officers responded to the scrum Tuesday and learned that the two students involved were arguing about the stolen computers, officials said.
Michael Hernandez, 18, had participated in
Planning is needed to avoid future financial struggles
SMMUSD HDQTRS — School officials are going to receive a lesson of their own today.
In light of recent news that the district
Pop singer gives students something to think about
SAMOHI — With wide smiles on their faces, roughly 30 music students were treated to a special live performance here on Friday by
By Daily Press staff
A musical minifest of all things Mozart will include performances paying homage to the composer’s 250th year.
The Santa Monica College Music Department is pleased
The 16-year-old awaits his interview with Schwarzenegger
MALIBU HIGH SCHOOL — With aspirations of a career in politics and dreams of improving public schools throughout the state, it would
Girls spent months deconstructing Crystal
14TH STREET — “It’s not fair.” They’re the words of an adolescent girl named Crystal, a junior high school-aged student who is being
