Faith Bolin / Daily Photo / La Vista /
December 17, 2018 Sophomores, Piper Gordon and Ava Gallien, work in class while wearing pajamas for pajama day. They started off finals week being comfy and cozy. photo by Faith Bolin
Year: 2019
Community members come together, fundraise to aid family of fatal car crash victims
By Sheridan McKnight News Editor Two fundraising drives are in the works to support the family of Hawthorne residents nine-year-old Payton Castillo and Costa parent 33-year-old Jolene Castillo who died on New Years Day after […]
Costa MUN will compete in annual UPenn conference
Mira Costa’s Model United Nations program will attend the 53rd annual conference at the University of Pennsylvania from Jan. 31- Feb 3 competing against schools from across the country. […]
Mira Costa teacher, administration work to improve testing security
Costa’s administration is currently working to improve testing security after an incident during finals that led Costa history department co-chair Adam Geczi to question whether the proper amount of precautions are taken. […]
Costa’s new girls Beach Volleyball Head Coach; Nancy Reynolds Mason
The Mira Costa Girls Beach Volleyball team is excited to announce their new head coach, Nancy Reynolds Mason. Nancy has coached many AVP and FIVB top teams and players, including 2-time Olympic medalist April Ross and Olympian Nicole Branagh.
MBUSD presents plans for Measures C and EE school renovations
The Manhattan Beach Unified School District Board is currently finalizing plans for the modernization of all district schools. […]
Costa students, parents and staff march in the third annual Los Angeles Women’s March to bring awareness to women’s rights
The Women’s March Los Angeles Foundation held its third annual march on Jan. 19 in Los Angles, where Costa students protested to defend human rights, civil liberties and justice for all. […]
ASB changes winter formal date, venue to improve event
Costa’s Associated Student Body rescheduled the Winter Formal from Jan. 26 to Feb. 9 due to complications with the venue. […]
Torrance Art Museum’s “Protest, noun” exhibit bravely explores social injustices, evokes strong emotions
The Torrance Art Museum’s newest exhibit, “Protest, noun” explores social injustices in the current political climate with artwork that affects viewers even after the exhibit is over. […]
“Glass” Underwhelms Viewers With Offbeat Storyline
“Glass,” with fascinating characters and a suspenseful plot, tackles a very interesting concept, but fell short when it came to executing it. […]