As far as the Santa Monica-Malibu school district is concerned, not enough students are being challenged with rigorous coursework or graduating from high school with Advanced Placement credit.
That’s
THIS IS NOT ABOUT LUVE
No, not my love of LUVE, which abides.
And not, until the bottom part of this column, about my love of LOVE. Very important music
A woman clamoring for a glimpse of Bernie Sanders stood behind temporary bleachers on the football field at Santa Monica High School, wondering how to get closer to the candidate
The Santa Monica High School girls beach volleyball team appears to be peaking at the right time.
After a promising regular season, the Vikings kicked off their postseason with an
When Ben Ross heard the news, he felt faint.
The graduating Santa Monica High School senior learned last week that he had been selected as one of this year’s
It came down to the final race.
Locked in a tight battle with Lawndale for the Ocean League championship, the Santa Monica High boys track and field team needed a
This year, the intersection of Olympic Boulevard and 26th Street is teeming with life. There’s been construction on the forthcoming Expo Line, which will bring art enthusiasts to Bergamot
It was a moment that reminded Glen Greenfield why he got into education in the first place.
Last year, the Lincoln Middle School history teacher ran into a former student
One of the obstacles to closing the Santa Monica-Malibu school district’s academic achievement gaps, Pedro Noguera says, is personnel turnover.
Changes in staff and administration, the education reformist argues,
It’s not easy to be admitted into Stanford University, which this year accepted just 4.7 percent of applicants. It’s even less likely to earn a perfect score
The Santa Monica-Malibu Board of Education is feeling blue. Well, in a way.
Presented with two options for the future of the Santa Monica High School campus, the local school
“What you have to understand is that not all villains are evil.”
That’s the first sentence of all the entries in a teen writing competition hosted by YALLWEST, the