La Vista takes an inside look at how the Visual and Performing Arts Department rings in the holiday season with Orchestra’s Winter Concert, Drama’s Holiday Benefit, Band’s Winter Concert and Choir’s Downtown caroling, Winter Concert and their performance at the Neputian Woman’s club. […]
The Mira Costa High School Drama/Tech Department presented its annual fall play, “She Kills Monsters,” in the small theater on Nov. 8-9 and will show it again tonight and tomorrow. “She Kills Monsters” was written originally by playwright Qui Nguyen in 2011 and made its Broadway debut that same year. The play, set in the mid-’90s, follows high school senior Agnes Evans as she copes with the death of her estranged sister Tilly. […]
La Vista takes a look at the Diversity and Inclusion Assembly on the first day of school, which included student speakers who discussed their experiences with discrimination on campus. Costa faculty and campus organizations worked collectively to host an assembly on the first day of school in order to inform students about discrimination on campus. […]
Manhattan Beach Unified Teacher’s Association came to a decision on Feb 25 for MCHS teachers to close their classrooms to students at snack, lunch and after school as a part of a district-wide slowdown. […]
Costa’s Associated Student Body hosted its triannual blood drive on Feb. 5 with the University of California, Los Angeles in the cafeteria for students and staff to donate blood to local patients in need. […]
Manhattan Beach School District officials approved an Indoor Air Quality Managment Plan (IAQMDP) for the newly announced construction plans for Pacific Elementary, Mira Costa High School and Grand View Elementary during a Dec. 12 board meeting. […]
Drama’s production of “The Laramie Project” highlights the social relevance of hate crimes based on sexual orientation in the United States […]
California residents will have the opportunity to vote on Nov. 6 on 11 state propositions as well as state and national government positions. […]
Mira Costa, along with the Manhattan Beach Unified School District, failed to follow the proper procedures for working on areas containing asbestos on Aug. 16 before and after sanding and removing the tile located in the library, according to a notice of violation issued by the SCAQMD. […]
Sophie Hefter Theme Editor From Holiday Benefit Shows to Comedy Sport matches, Mira Costa students have been fundraising throughout December for the Richstone Family Center’s Adopt-A-Family program that occurs annually at Costa. The Adopt-A-Family program, […]
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