Raise comes as district teaches fewer students
In a public school district where the high cost of living can burn a hole in the pocket, teaching gigs could become more
District’s consultant expects decline to persist for four years
SMMUSD HDQTRS Enrollment in the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District is expected to rapidly decline over the next four
Writers worry about the aftermath
By TAYLOR VAN ARSDALE Special to the Daily Press
WESTSIDE There’s a cautious, growing optimism in Hollywood as the recent Writers Guild of America
Parents previously afraid to talk openly discuss special ed
SMMUSD HDQTRS A cloud of fear lingered over a group of parents that gathered in the Board of Education meeting room
A short stretch of ocean on the border of the Pacific Palisades and the unincorporated areas of Topanga Canyon and Malibu was closed Wednesday due to a small sewage discharge.
Local voters OK school measure
Public education struck gold on Super Tuesday when a parcel tax renewal measure that would continue the annual flow of more than $10 million into
tures, more than half of which are eligible and valid signatures from a similar secession campaign in 2004.
The parents will need about 25 percent of the more than 8,
TODAY AS WE GO TO THE POLLS TO VOTE, we will decide an issue of immense importance, we will be determining an issue that will echo for years. Our meager
MALIBU When voters today mull over their favorite presidential candidate and decide whether the public school district should continue to receive more than $10 million a year from property owners,
DESPITE CONCERNS ABOUT DEEP funding cuts in state educational budgets, the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District is going ahead with plans to fill three newly created positions relating to
Nothing is more important than our children and their education. That is why the Daily Press is urging voters to support Measure R, which combines two existing parcel taxes — S
By Dianne Talarico Your column here
DEAR PARENTS, GUARDIANS, & Members of the Community, The first day of the second semester certainly gave us an opportunity to learn about being
