School board reiterates need for communication
A school board member who visited Santa Monica High School with two men appearing to be gang members, blames miscommunication for the resulting controversy,
Officials welcome fresh ideas to curb school violence
MID CITY — School officials have agreed to meet with community members who have developed their own plan to address issues related to
By Daily Press staff
Micah Levin, a graduating senior at Crossroads High School, is a semifinalist in the 2005 Presidential Scholars Program.
Levin is one of among approximately 550 semifinalists,
Beefed up security alters feel on campus
MID CITY — Local school officials have laid out a plan to ensure Santa Monica High School is a better, safer place to learn
California schools among the worst in nation
SACRAMENTO — Thousands of parents demanding more money for public education were met with deaf ears last week when they marched onto the steps
By Daily Press staff
Two Santa Monica College students competed against more than 30 students from a wide variety of universities — including top architecture and design schools — to capture the
By Daily Press staff
The Santa Monica Civic Light Opera, Santa Monica High School’s theatre alumni organization, invites Samohi students, theatre-alumni, and community members to audition for chorus/
Principal is ‘hopeful’ for unity at Samohi
SAMOHI — In response to an outbreak of school violence, black and Latino students here have come up with an aggressive plan to unify.
Education advocates are turning up the heat on Schwarzenegger
CITY HALL — Santa Monica parents, students and school representatives have begun a counterattack to Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger’s education cuts.
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Students take to streets in protest of tuition hikes
MAIN STREET — Hundreds of college students decked out in graduation caps and gowns they fear they may never get to wear
Students have designs on Davies estate, mall
SAMOHI — Who better to shape the future of Santa Monica than its youngest residents?
That was the idea put forth last week when
Drug money forfeitures used to help finance PAL program
MID-CITY — Thousands of dollars were raised this month to help local students stay off the streets.
Dubbed “Chez PAL,” a
