In the last two years, The Los Angeles Times has published a series of articles describing some of the difficulties school districts face with upholding the quality of teaching. The most recent installment in this series discussed modifying the Los Angeles Unified School District’s current system of evaluating teachers to include a “value-added” approach. […]
The college application process often turns exciting, discouraging, nerve-wracking and downright mystifying. As arduous as it is, though, the frenzy of picking schools, writing essays, and doing paperwork before the year ends is a great opportunity to reflect on past achievements and look forward to a clean slate.
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The Entertainment Editors’ take on “horror-core” rap group Insane Clown Posse. […]
Science teachers are sometimes stereotyped as braniacs, not star athletes. Mira Costa biology teacher Roberto Calderon, however, has proved this wrong by accepting the job as the assistant coach for the boys cross country team this year.
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laywright, director, producer, actor and screenwriter Luke Yankee has a resume that will blow anyone’s mind. The Mira Costa Drama Department is priveleged to have Yankee’s insightful direction for the fall play.
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KROQ’s Epicenter Music Festival in Fontana brought big names to the Auto-Speedway in which it was held. On Sept. 26, the festival went out with a bang with a final lineup of 30 Seconds to Mars, Rise Against, and headliner Blink-182. […]
The Mira Costa High School Marching Band had their first competition of the year and blew the judges “out of the water” with their Costal Waters themed show. After many hours of long practices and perfecting their playing, they brought home the gold. […]
In a behind-the-scenes look at the making of Bruce Springsteen’s famous 1978 album, “Darkness on the Edge of Town,” Springsteen shares rare footage of the E Street band recording in a new HBO documentary. […]
The Manhattan Beach Unified Teachers Association came to an agreement with the Manhattan Beach Unified School District Board on teacher contracts on Sept. 15. […]
Intolerance and bigotry take many different forms, whether in laws restricting human rights or the abuse of social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter, in order to pester a certain demographic. […]
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