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Category Archives: Schools
Theatre Palisades Youth Auditions Will be Held for “Newsies”
Theatre Palisades Youth Director Laura Ganz has announced that auditions will be held for this summer’s musical “Newsies.” The musical is based on the New York City newsboy strike of 1899. Residents of New York received newspapers from an army … Continue reading
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Revere Principal Iannucci Is “Running for the Dogs”
Paul Revere Middle School Principal Tom Iannucci will run on behalf of dogs in the Los Angeles Marathon on Sunday and would appreciate the support of animal lovers. “If you know me, you know that saving the lives of shelter … Continue reading
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Gerry Blanck to Host Opening Party for New Dojo
Sensei Gerry Blanck will host an opening party from 3 to 5 p.m. on Sunday, March 20,for his new dojo, Gerry Blanck’s Martial Arts Center, which is located at 16624 Marquez Avenue. According to Blanck there will be beer and … Continue reading
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New Transitional Kindergarten, “Roots and Wings,” Offered
Seven Arrows Elementary is launching a new transitional kindergarten program, Roots and Wings based on a dynamic curriculum around the work of Dr. Jane Goodall. Admissions director Kristin Allen Jones said the program, here in Pacific Palisades, will focus on … Continue reading
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Lawsuit Filed Against Neighbors of RV Parked Outside Venice Elementary School Dismissed
(Editor’s note: This story, written by Westside Current Editor Jamie Paige, was published in partnership with Circling the News.) By JAMIE PAIGE A lawsuit filed against residents who live near an RV that has been parked outside an elementary school … Continue reading
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Trifecta, Headed by Three PaliHi Students, Provides Financial Literacy for Teens
Trifecta Finance, the brainchild of Luke Shuman, a senior at Palisades High School, teaches financial literacy to students in South L.A. Shuman and two close PaliHi friends, Ian Ishak and Ari Bolloshimi, came up with the name Trifecta because they … Continue reading
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LAUSD to Begin $10 Million Construction Project at Palisades High
According to a flyer sent to residents who live near Palisades Charter High School, the LAUSD will soon begin to remove and replace the underground utility piping serving the entire campus and replace the heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) system in the competition … Continue reading
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Venice RV Dweller Paints Mural of Mike Bonin on Side of Camper
(Editor’s note: The December 15 story is reprinted by permission of Westside Current. Circling the News had asked CD 11 Candidate Allison Polhill about the camper by Westminister Elementary School in early November when she was working for LAUSD under … Continue reading
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Eclipse, a Pre-K School, Is Open in Pacific Palisades
Parents who have a child too old for preschool but too young for kindergarten have a pre-K option in Pacific Palisades: Eclipse School. The school’s co-founders, Beth Reilly and Shea Morris, are both licensed and experienced, and they are … Continue reading
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Seven Arrows Kindergarten Students Lead a Food Drive
What can a small group do to help the community? Just ask Seven Arrows Elementary kindergarten students and they can tell you that they were able to help collect almost 11,000 food items that were donated to the Westside Food … Continue reading
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