By JESSE HALEY Special to the Daily Press
Above the city of Calabasas, a convoy of half-full black SUVs snaked up a windy, private fire road, chauffeuring land preservationists,
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
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica voters will be asked to shell-out $300 more in parcel taxes next year.
An ad-hoc committee created by the Santa Monica-Malibu
The Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District Board of Education is inviting all district personnel, parents, and community members to evaluate Superintendent John Deasy’s performance.
Beginning June 17, the
By Flo Ginsburg
Editor: Society fluctuates in relatively computable cycles. At some point, this neighborhood will once again be populated with enough school-age children to warrant the re-opening
By Wade Major Malibu
Editor:
There can be no question as to the unacceptability of any attempt to bail the school district out of its current fiscal woes by increasing
Facing a multi-million dollar deficit, the school board will be asked tonight to approve the first in a series of budget cuts.
The Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District
Santa Monica schools suspend Hispanic and black students more than any other group.
Last year Hispanic students accounted for nearly half of all suspensions at Santa Monica High School, despite
