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La Jolla campuses in the San Diego Unified School District reported steep drops in attendance Nov. 12 during the district’s optional mental health day off for students, echoing figures districtwide.
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More than 20 student-athletes from high schools in La Jolla participated in Signing Day on Nov. 10, committing to play a sport for a National Collegiate Athletic Association college for at least one academic year.
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Less than half of San Diego Unified students showed up to school Nov. 12 during a controversial optional mental health day off for students, according to preliminary attendance estimates from the school district.
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A settlement has been reached in a year-long lawsuit brought by the La Jolla Shores Association and a local homeowners group to challenge UC San Diego’s new Theatre District Living and Learning Neighborhood.
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The San Diego Unified School District says it plans to make school attendance optional on Friday, Nov. 12, allowing anyone who wants to take a mental health day to do so.
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There can be little argument that the La Jolla High School speech and debate team is strong competition for other local teams.
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The student is identified as Aaron Fan, 18.
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Some public schools in La Jolla are seeing a loss of social interaction and other skills, the La Jolla Cluster Association heard during its first meeting of the academic year, held virtually Oct. 21.
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Trying to ease her peers’ mental health concerns, a La Jolla teenager has taken on projects at her school and hopes to continue advocating for ways to help.
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With the 2021-22 academic year well underway, the La Jolla Town Council was schooled on the history, practices and highlights of 11 local public and private schools during its Oct. 14 virtual meeting.
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Let Them Choose, part of the Let Them Breathe group, argues that the district lacks the legal authority to require vaccinations.
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The event was co-presented by a statewide parent group begun by a La Jolla parent and a UC San Diego professor.
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Hundreds protest the district’s requirement, which currently affects students 16 or older.
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The International Institute at UC San Diego in La Jolla is looking to raise money to provide refuge to Afghan scholars during a “terrifying” time, its co-director says.
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It’s possible that the university’s fall enrollment will surpass 41,000 for the first time.
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To celebrate 75 years, Stella Maris Academy in La Jolla is challenging each of its 170 students to perform 75 acts of kindness.
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The school board is scheduled to meet Tuesday, Sept. 28, online.
