Malibu High School honored for overall excellence
By Daily Press staff
Malibu High School was honored for its overall excellence ear-lier this month when it received the state’s
Confusion over Prop. LL leads to unusual move
When the city sued itself and lost last year, it decided to appeal the court’s ruling.
The results so far are
Local officials want Malibu to ante up when it comes to funding the cash-strapped school district.
Malibu’s annual $25,000 contribution isn’t enough, they said, especially when
School officials prepare for parcel tax campaign
Situation bad even if parcel tax passes, superintendent says There’s no good news when it comes to the Santa Monica school district’
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica-based Heal the Bay has organized three events on April 19 to celebrate Earth Day and help create a healthier and safer environment. Earth
By Daily Press staff
Lincoln Middle School phy-ed teacher, Mary Hirt, has been named middle school teacher of the year.
She received the National Physical Education Teacher of the
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District 5th, 7th, and 9th grade students will be participating in an annual physical fitness assessment.
Fitnessgram — Fitgram — is a part
Along with teachers, so go district programs
State education cuts are so severe that many educational programs have been tabled indefinitely, said Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District officials.
And,
By Daily Press staff
Four local educators have been named “Teacher of the Year” by the Santa Monica Malibu Unified School District.
On May 15, the school board will recognize
By Daily Press staff
California First Lady Sharon Davis recently spoke about literacy efforts to a group of Santa Monica business leaders who will read to local elementary students this
Special election scheduled for June 3
By JASON AUSLANDER Daily Press Staff Writer
In a little more than two months, Santa Monica voters will again be asked to give the
By Christine Barot John Muir Elementary School PTA president
The California state budget crisis is real in a very big way. California is now facing as much as a $35