Internal review comes on the heels of molestation allegations
SMMUSD HDQTRS District officials plan to review policies dictating how sexual allegations at school sites are communicated to top administrators after
Postal carriers collect food
By DAILY PRESS STAFF
CITYWIDE While delivering the mail is a postal carrier’s most important duty, on Saturday that will take a back seat as
Program serves as model for other school districts
MCKINLEY ELEMENTARY Rodney Taylor could-n’t believe the sight before him, sitting amongst a sea of children, swarming around a lunch
Rumors are Santa Monica College will probably float another facility construction bond on the November 2008, ballot. I’ve been told boilerplate is now being drafted by SMC’s Marketing
SMMUSD deputy superintendent was a key figure in a criticized special education program
SMMUSD HDQTRS The embattled deputy superintendent of the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District resigned from his
By Lynn Sturgis Santa Monica
I would like to thank you for having the courage and the leadership to withhold city monies until the Board of Education of the Santa
School officials seeking closure to special ed saga
The future home of a half million dollars lying in limbo, and more importantly, whether a school district has fulfilled on promises
Italian marriage proposal soup
By Elizabeth Brown Kitchen Vixen
AFTER ALL THESE YEARS IT FINALLY happened. I got my first marriage proposal. The secret, ladies, is in the soup. I
School officials hope to move forward
CITY HALL Her voice at times shaking yet sure, Superintendent Dianne Talarico on Thursday publicly apologized to parents and students who have been hurt
By Gail Milanesi Santa Monica
I am writing this e-mail as the mother of a special ed child in the (Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District). I am totally
By Alice Ballesteros
Last May the City Council told the Santa Monica- Malibu Unified School District: If you want an additional $530,000 from the city, stop forcing parents to
PARENTS OF SPECIAL EDUCATION CHILDREN said they had been lied to, attacked, ignored, bullied, marginalized, slandered, intimidated, mislead and blamed for requesting basic educational services for their children’s special
