The Santa Monica Historical Society Museum has a new board of directors. One of the board’s major projects will be working on plans for the museum’s permanent home
Cathy Kurata, a resident of Santa Monica, received a bachelor of science degree in mathematics last month from Harvey Mudd College, one of the nation’s leading schools in percentage
Teacher grievance at Samohi still unresolved
Administrators began the process of dividing Santa Monica High School into six smaller campuses last week despite a pending grievance that alleges the new
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica’s only fireworks show to celebrate our nation’s independence will occur tonight.
The free event, called “Celebrate America” will be held at Santa
School millions go quickly
The local school district voted unanimously Thursday night to restore $2 million in jobs for next year.
More than 45 positions will be restored as a
By Daily Press staff
With the excitement generated by the upcoming historic Mars “opposition” — as well as the launching of new Mars rovers — Santa Monica College’s John Drescher Planetarium
Eight faculty members want programs, positions reinstated
A handful of teachers filed a lawsuit against Santa Monica College, its board of directors and its president, alleging the school acted illegally
By Daily Press staff
Once the local assistant superintendent of schools, Sue Gee has moved on to take the helm of a district in Massachusetts.
Gee has been appointed superintendent
Questions arise over method used by signature gatherers
If Santa Monicans are asked to sign a petition to save teachers’ jobs, they may want to read the fine print.
Signature
Frank Stiefel, an award-winning television commercial producer has been elected president of the Santa Monica College Foundation Board of Directors, succeeding Graham Pope. His term begins July 1.
The
District questions why teacher waited to make claim
By DAVE DANFORTH Daily Press Staff Writer
A physical education instructor won a partial victory recently in an unusual case in which
By Daily Press staff
A foundation has awarded more than $200,000 to 15 organizations working on issues faced by local lesbian, gay and transgender communities.
Liberty Hill Foundation gave
