SMMUSD HDQTRS. — There are more than 60 nonteaching jobs still available in the school district more than halfway though the year, a situation that has officials wondering how to accelerate
Board nixes deletion to appease the DACs
DISTRICT HDQTRS. — Following an outcry from the parenting community, the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified school board agreed Thursday to restore one sentence deleted
Tough turf: College to ante up for field
The Santa Monica-Malibu Board of Educ ation is expected tonight to move forward with a joint-effort to install the latest
New legislation affects 4,000 students statewide
High school seniors with disabilities who have not passed the state’s exit exam will still receive their diplomas under legislation signed Monday
School board aims to set record straight
School board members are having second thoughts regarding a decision made earlier this month to slightly revise the role community groups play in
By Julia Brownley, President, SMMUSD Board of Education Kathy Wisnicki, Vice President, SMMUSD Board of Education
On behalf of the Board of Education for the Santa Monica Malibu Unified School
DAC discussion expected to surface at board meeting
CITY HALL — The attempts by elected school officials to clarify what roles citizen groups play within the district may have backfired, with
Dear Dorie, I’ve noticed my 3-year-old keeps referring to herself in the third person. For example, “Mary doesn’t feel good” or “Mary likes the toy.” Is
By Daily Press staff
A Santa Monica bookstore is hosting a book signing with new author W. William Winokur.
Winokur’s debut novel, “Marathon, An Ancient Novel of Modern Triumph,
By Daily Press staff
Dr. David B. Baron must be doing something right. The Malibu family physician has been elected to chief of staff at the Santa Monica-UCLA Medical
By Daily Press staff
Have a problem that you want to get off your chest? The Santa Monica Democratic Club will present Los Angeles City Councilman Bill Rosendahl to discuss
City Hall is willing to negotiate settlement over suit of vacant lot
SM BEACH — City officials are attempting to settle a lawsuit filed by the owners of multi-million property
