Freshman seminar based on ‘Facing History’ curriculum
DISTRICT HDQTRS. — Local school officials are optimistic incoming freshmen will be better able to face each other and the future after taking a
Photo courtesy of Nancy Zelon Local kids lent a helping hand to Hurricane Katrina victims this past weekend, raising $531 at a lemonade stand on Montana Avenue and Euclid Street.
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The Santa Monica College Foundation awarded nine mini-grants, for a total of $34,000, to professors for equipment ranging from sophisticated astronomical devices to “green
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The Salvation Army Santa Monica Corps Community Center desperately needs help filling their food pantry.
“We’re asking for the community’s help. In order for
By Daily Press staff
Three Santa Monica College students have received Transfer Alliance Program scholarships from UCLA that they will use when they begin classes at the Westwood campus Sept.
SMMUSD HDQTRS — Santa Monica public school students can expect to have much to look forward to this year, as City Hall and other groups help the district maintain high quality
Old school style: Grant plans festivities to mark 100th
SUNSET PARK — The city of Santa Monica’s oldest public school is gearing up for its centennial celebration, calling on alumni
12,500 FEET ABOVE ELSINORE — It’s OK to be afraid.
Fear is not to be shunned, but embraced, or so that’s what school teacher Melissa Goddard is planning
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Santa Monica College astronomy professor Gary Fouts has been named the second recipient of the John F. Drescher Chair of Excellence in Earth Science.
Fouts will
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Seven children, ages four and five, received their diplomas recently at St. Joseph Center’s full-day child care Early Learning Center.
As the mini-grads
According to recently released numbers, Santa Monica’s students continue to show improved performance on standardized tests — a trend that has been ongoing ever since such test results started being
District mighty concerned over Prop. 76
The biggest threat to the success of the Santa Monica school system in the next few years is the governor of California, whose special
