By Daily Press staff
The school district is beginning to chart its future. The school district is kicking off its strategic planning process, which will begin on Feb. 21-23.
Parents win over administration in plea for security
Officials are expected to recommend that the school district hire full time security guards to patrol and monitor entrances at every elementary
Superintendent sets strict criteria for reducing class sizes
Officials plan to stop allowing non-resident children to enroll in Santa Monica Malibu Unified schools for at least one year.
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Teacher, student development at the heart of superintendent’s new plan for the district.
Teachers won’t just work in the classroom but will return as students under a new
Public has option to comment on union’s concerns tonight
Unhappy with a loss in pay, the teachers union will begin the arduous process of renegotiating its contract at tonight’
By Daily Press staff
For the third consecutive year, Santa Monica family physician Dr. Stephen Ross has been elected chief of staff at Santa Monica-UCLA Medical Center.
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By Daily Press staff
The school district has the best cafeteria food in the country. The district has announced that the restaurant hospitality’s 2002 Best Kids Menu In America
Deasy enters into an unstable school scene
Within John Deasy’s first 100 days as superintendent, a whirlwind of change has engulfed the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District.
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With joined hands and signing peace hymns, more than 250 residents marched Monday night to show solidarity for youth non-violence.
The peace rally and ensuing candle light procession from
District to address state fitness scores
Santa Monica students need to shape up, according to state officials.
With barely 18 percent of its ninth-grade students considered physically fit, the
Vigil prompted by teen deaths
Tragic teen deaths seem to plague Santa Monica year after year.
Last month, Santa Monica High School student Deanna Maran was stabbed to death at
Phones must be shut off during school hours
Cell phones are now strictly an extracurricular activity for Santa Monica students.
The Santa Monica Malibu Unified School District Board enacted a
