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La Jolla Country Day School awarded 123 diplomas to its graduating class of 2023 during a ceremony June 2 on the University of San Diego campus.
Webinar discusses stress and how to adapt.
Tom Atwell’s 15th fundraising run will begin the night of Thursday, June 1, and cover 400 laps around the school track.
Sophia Benito is a junior at La Jolla High School and an editor for the school newspaper, the Hi-Tide.
The end of the school year is approaching.
An October data breach of the San Diego Unified School District’s network involved students’ medical information, the district told families in a letter this month.
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The San Diego Unified School District has paid $1.5 million to five former La Jolla High School students who said their physics teacher had sexually abused them at school, just-released district records show.
Katelyn Wang of The Bishop’s School creates a ‘find me’ sheet containing facts about the animals depicted in Chitra Ganesh’s Murals of La Jolla work, ‘Resurgence.’
Christian Velasquez eyes building a ‘foundation’ of skills with more stunts as he replaces a former coach dismissed in November amid allegations of abusive behavior.
The wall displays photos and plaques for alumni Cliff Robertson, Raquel Welch, Gore Verbinski and Robin Wright and former theater teacher Walter Stewart.
The project includes housing for 2,400 undergraduates, administrative and teaching space and more, with four buildings standing six to 18 stories tall.
Someone placed large swastikas inside the bathroom of a campus dormitory, similar to an incident last year.
The board committed $500,000 toward growing girls beach volleyball, competitive and stunt cheerleading, girls cross country, girls flag football and girls wrestling.
The show, featuring works by eight students, will open with a reception on Friday, May 12.
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Three high school students in La Jolla won national medals in the 2023 Scholastic Art & Writing Awards, which honor students in grades 7-12 in 28 categories.
Coastwise Spelling Prize gives second- through fifth-graders at La Jolla’s three public elementary schools a chance to compete and learn.
