The school board last week voted to place a flat $225 tax proposal on the June 3 ballot. That means every parcel owner in Santa Monica and Malibu would pay
Santa Monica and Malibu kids are starting to shape up.
According to results from a recent state-mandated fitness test, elementary students in the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District
Still needs to clear Senate and Governor’s office
The state Assembly voted this week to delay cutting funds to California’s public schools until next year, and the decision
(Editor’s note: The following letters were submitted by elementary students in the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District.) Editor: I went to a rally at City Hall last week
Dinner highlights good works and deeds
By Daily Press staff
Four women heavily involved in the Santa Monica community were honored on Tuesday for being YWCA’s “Women of the
School board will take up issue on Thursday night
After months of community positioning, a flat $225 tax on every parcel of land in Santa Monica and Malibu has been
For tax to succeed, district can’t leave anyone out
School officials will likely face the same challenges as they did last fall when they attempt to convince voters to
Teachers’ union supports most of school budget plan
The school officials need to do their homework before they even consider closing schools for a week to offset a looming $3.
New tax would net more than $6 million for district
Chances are if you live in Santa Monica or Malibu, someone from the school district may be calling you in
By Daily Press staff
People for a Santa Monica Youth Commission, a newly formed Santa Monica-based group currently enlisting volunteers, endorsements and support, will hold a public meeting on
Some say petition could damage tax proposal
A citizens group may propose an initiative that would require the cities of Santa Monica and Malibu to contribute more for their shared
As we lurch into the new year, the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District is facing its worst fiscal crisis with millions of dollars in financial shortfall.
Last year, school
