By Andonia Georgen Executive News Editor Costa administration is considering allowing students to opt for a “Pass” or “Fail” grade in place of a letter grade due to many students struggling to maintain their grades […]
By Andonia Goergen Executive News Editor Manhattan Beach Unified School District (MBUSD) Superintendent Dr. Mike Matthews recently announced that he will leave his position in the district after his contract ends on June 30. Matthews […]
By Katherine Mueller Staff Writer As the final step of returning all students to campus, Costa began the implementation of in-person learning for students five days per week on April 19. After more than a […]
By Kimi Danei Executive Theme Editor And Raven Ramsey Theme Editor Manhattan Beach Unified School District held a Signs Of Suicide (SOS) night via Zoom on March 12 to discuss mental health-related topics, such as […]
By Remi Bailard Arts Editor After 11 years as Costa’s principal, Dr. Ben Dale officially announced his resignation from the position on March 16 and will leave the school at the conclusion of the 2020-21 […]
By Kelley Sussman Executive Opinion Editor On March 13, 2020, schools across the country were shut down due to COVID-19, and since then, all Costa classes has been mostly online. On Feb. 22, the Manhattan […]
By Emily Von Buttlar Features Editor Co-hosts senior Eric Zipper and junior Dylan Kircher introduced the most recent Comedy Sportz match on Feb. 5 between Redondo Union and Costa. Comedy Sportz is a competitive team […]
By Kimi Danaei Executive Theme Editor Costa’s Drama and Tech Department postponed its Aids Benefit Show, which was originally scheduled to take place on Feb. 2. Due to COVID-19, the Drama and Tech Department had […]
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought multiple unexpected changes, one being its toll on mental health. From isolation at home to online school, communities have been forced with uncertainty with their lifestyles. Shay Mishra, Jake Spelke, Natalie […]
Students are increasingly turned away from pursuing an Arts education in public schools. The importance of taking arts courses has been severely undermined in recent years due to bias in favor of STEM fields.This bias was first demonstrated in the 1986-1987 school year when the California Department of Education’s Education Code (EC) 51225.3 created the State Minimum Course Requirements, which detail the courses students must take in order to graduate. […]
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