By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica College announces that enrollment for its free English-as-a-Second Language (ESL) courses is ongoing. The fall session begins Aug. 26.
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By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica College will offer free enrollment for its English-as-a-Second Language, or ESL, courses this fall, with sessions starting on Aug. 26.
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By Daily Press staff
Martha Orozco, a junior at St. Monica High School in Santa Monica, has been selected by the Foundation of the State Bar of California to participate
By Daily Press Staff
Forrest Lloyd Freed, a fifth generation Santa Monican, descendant of the settlers of Rancho Boca de Santa Monica, passed away Thursday, July 18, at 4:30
By Daily Press staff
The funds will be used to produce informative booklets in conjunction with a “Discovering California” exhibit and will be given to students on their free classroom
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica College has embarked on a partnership with the local school district and a nonprofit child care provider to offer child care services for about
Parents hope district’s efforts aren’t all talk
Santa Monica-Malibu Unified administrators announced they will formally create a task force to investigate claims its discipline policies are discriminatory.
By Daily Press staff
After more than a decade under the same leadership, Lincoln Middle School has a new principal.
The Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School Board on Thursday appointed
Officials will campaign for parcel tax increase
A cash-strapped Santa Monica-Malibu Unified enacted on Thursday one of its leanest budgets in recent history and approved placing a measure
School administrators to address discipline policies
More than 200 mothers and their children marched Thursday to protest against how their kids are disciplined by Santa Monica-Malibu Unified administrators.
The
Santa Monica College will begin construction Monday, July 1 on a six-month project to build an underground entrance to one of its parking structures that will require the closure
By FABIANO SANTOS Special to the Daily Press
Santa Monica High School has a new facility to make its physical education classes more healthy and less boring.
A new fitness
