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Student suffers medical emergency at Chino High School pool
A student at Chino High School suffered a medical emergency Friday afternoon at the school's pool area, prompting a response from paramedics.According to the Chino Valley Unified School District, the student was at school's aquatics center when he or she was in distress."At this time, District and school staff are working with the appropriate agencies to determine the student's condition, events leading up to first responders being dispatched, and how to best support students present during the medical emergency," said the district in a statement.It's unclear if the student was in the pool or on the deck.Other students were there at the time and have spoken with investigators. The incident remains under investigation.
Ramona Convent Commencement Honoring the Class of 2024
Ramona Convent Seniors were celebrated with a beautiful traditional ceremony. The sun shone brightly as did the spirit of our graduates, families, and friends. Ramona was honored to welcome back Danielle Cendejas ’00 as Commencement speaker. After graduating from Ramona Convent, she attended Gonzaga University where she studied Political Science and Applied Communications. She is currently a political strategist with more than 15 years of experience working with candidate and advocacy campaigns and was recently appointed to Gonzaga University’s Board of Regents.
Jessica McCoy is the new Principal of Dr. Kirk Lewis Career & Technical High School. Congratulations!
Warmest congratulations to Jessica McCoy on being appointed the new Principal of Dr. Kirk Lewis Career & Technical High School! Wishing you the best in this new journey—your success is certain to be remarkable.✨
SFHS Cross Country Kicks Off Season with Alumni Mentorship and Team Spirit
Summer is underway, and St. Francis High School (SFHS) fall sports are already preparing for the upcoming competition season. The cross country team, in particular, has hit the ground running with enthusiasm and dedication. Shown above is a picture of some of the cross country runners on their first day of practice. It was heartwarming to see many SFHS alumni return to mentor and encourage this year’s runners. Their presence not only provided valuable guidance but also inspired the current team members to strive for excellence. The blend of experience and youthful energy bodes well for a promising season ahead.
Caltech Professor Named Among Carnegie’s Great Immigrants for 2024
Viviana Gradinaru, the Lois and Victor Troendle Professor of Neuroscience and Biological Engineering at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech), has been honored as one of the Carnegie Corporation of New York’s Great Immigrants for 2024. The prestigious recognition, part of an initiative established in 2006, celebrates naturalized U.S....
Paola Gonzalez conquered the Leadership TASB Class of 2024 and leveled up to become Master Trustees.
After a year of hard work and deep dives into education advocacy and board governance, the 33 members of the Leadership TASB Class of 2024 celebrated at a special graduation ceremony held June 21 during Summer Leadership Institute in Fort Worth, including Pasadena ISD Board assistant secretary, Paola Gonzalez. The...
SPHS Alumni Association Honors Retiring Music Director
The South Pasadena High School Alumni Association awarded its highest honor for a faculty or staff member to retiring music director Howard Crawford at the final assembly of the year. Crawford, who led the school’s music department for 34 years, received the Janet Anderson “Tiger Spirit” award. He oversaw the...
The PISD Nutrition Services department continues their dedication to improving school meals and promoting health.
Today, we highlight the Nutrition Services department!! Through the 2023-2024 school year, they have implemented various actions and initiatives for different schools to see a change in school diet, cost-effective regulations, and more programs for younger students interested in culinary. 😊. Child Nutrition Director Mary Harryman and her staff were...
School Board Tables Approval of Site Plans, Citing Need for More Review Time
The Pasadena Unified School Board voted Thursday to postpone approval of school site plans until August, with some Members saying they did not have enough time to review the documents. Board President Kim Kenne raised concerns that several school plans were not available on the website linked to the Board...
The Armenian Academy: Free Tuition, Top Programs, Thriving Community!
“Come dance with us! Come learn with us!” The Armenian Academy at Blair High School warmly welcomes students from any city to join this vibrant community. They offer free tuition for students in grades 6 through 12. The academy proudly features the prestigious International Baccalaureate Program, providing a world-class education that prepares students for success.
CUSD Board of Education passes new budget, LCAP
At its final meeting of the school year Monday, the Claremont Unified School District Board of Education unanimously passed its budget for the 2024-2025 fiscal year and a new local control and accountability plan spanning 2024 to 2027. The items were introduced for a reading and held for a hearing...
Pasadena School Board Approves Budget Amid Financial Concerns
On Thursday, the Pasadena Unified School Board approved a $335.1 million budget for the 2024-25 school year and adopted a fiscal stabilization plan to address projected deficits. The Board passed the budget, which projects $284 million in revenues against $335 million in expenditures. This represents a significant decrease in revenues,...
Pacific Oaks College Launches Online Master of Social Work Program
Pacific Oaks College has introduced a new Online Master of Social Work (MSW) program designed to prepare graduates for clinical social work licensure in the state of California. The 60-credit program offers both full-time and part-time options, allowing students to complete their degree in two years (six semesters) or three years (nine semesters) respectively.
PEF: 2024 PUSD Graduate Destinations
As PUSD Graduates are once again moving across the state and country to continue their education, Pasadena Educational Foundation (PEF) want to highlight their achievements by showing all the great places they’re heading this year. PUSD students take their skills and experiences to some of the best public and...
Clairbourn School: Echoes of Joy and Learning Fill the Quiet Campus
Even though the campus is quiet, Clairbourn School can still hear the echoes of students’ conversations on the quad and see various activities unfolding around the campus. The school community is alive with shared laughter and learning, creating special bonding moments that bring everyone closer together. “From spontaneous games...
Summer Learning at Fusion Academy Pasadena – Enroll Now and Save 20%!
It’s not too late to enroll in Fusion Academy Pasadena’s exciting summer programs! Hear from families who have experienced the benefits of Fusion’s summer learning. Whether you want to catch up, get ahead, or explore a new subject, Fusion Academy offers the perfect solution. Enjoy a 20% discount on classes for credit, and take advantage of tutoring, test prep, college counseling, and more. Discover all that Fusion Academy Pasadena has to offer this summer by visiting https://ow.ly/uF3R50QtCi9.
Introducing Maranatha’s Academic Coaching Program
Beginning in the 2024-2025 school year, Maranatha High School is launching a new Academic Coaching Program, designed to provide personalized support to students in developing their executive functioning skills and building confidence in the classroom. In this program, students work closely with a dedicated coach in a small class setting...
College Access Plan Receives Funding to Assist Pasadena Students With Financial Aid
College Access Plan (CAP), a Pasadena-based nonprofit, announced it has been awarded funding to support local students in completing their Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) for the 2024-2025 academic year. The grant, provided by Educational Credit Management Corporation through a U.S. Department of Education project, aims to ensure FAFSA completion by Sept. 3.
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