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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.
The La Jolla Golden Triangle Rotary Club sponsors a school in Jalalabad, but without banking and wire services, it can’t pay staff members.
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As La Jolla schools welcome students back to campus for a new academic year amid the continuing COVID-19 pandemic, local experts are passing along lessons for keeping children safer in both their physical and mental health.
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As the San Diego Unified School District prepares for a new school year to begin Monday, Aug. 30 — the first in which campuses will be open to students full time since the COVID-19 pandemic began — a group of parents and scientists is asking for more measures to help prevent the disease’s spread.
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For the second year, local schools are welcoming students with protocols in place to minimize the spread of COVID-19 and promote excitement for a new academic year.
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University officials say they are reviewing the request after criticism is raised about Osler’s racial views and his gift of four indigenous skulls to a mentor in Germany in the 1880s.
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State leaders have approved a rollout of universal transitional kindergarten over the next few years, but the San Diego Unified School District will jump ahead and offer at least 2,800 transitional kindergarten spots to 4-year-olds this fall.
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Mental health services, critical thinking skills and community feedback are among key issues raised during an online meeting for La Jolla, Mission Bay and Point Loma school clusters.
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A Zoom meeting for the La Jolla, Mission Bay and Point Loma clusters will be held Friday, July 30, to help formulate ‘Vision 2030' and set goals for the new district leader.
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The donation from Daniel and Phyllis Epstein is part of the university’s ‘front door’ project.
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With fresh lessons in leadership that they say will carry them into the next school year and beyond, a few La Jolla middle school students have returned from a week-long conference in Washington, D.C., where they spent some of their summer break immersed in research and honing their public speaking skills.
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The announcement comes shortly after the property is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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More than 3,100 people are on waiting lists as the La Jolla campus grapples with more growth.
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LJSA also hears updates regarding the Torrey Pines Gliderport, an SDG&E undergrounding project and the fourth draft of San Diego’s Parks Master Plan.
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Ashlyn Hunter and Sharisa You, both incoming seniors at The Bishop’s School in La Jolla, have danced their way into a nonprofit they started to share their passion for dance with those who have fewer opportunities to perform.
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Community members can sign up to receive text messages to let them know when to speak during meetings.
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The possibility of another big wave of growth is causing its own set of problems.
