Pasadena High School Physics Students Explore Motion Through Graphing

Students in Mr. Traeger’s Physics of the Universe classes at Pasadena High School investigated constant velocity by measuring a car’s motion and creating position-time graphs. Using a metronome on their phones to mark one-second intervals, students made chalk marks on the ground to record the car’s position at each interval. They then used measuring tapes to determine the distance of each mark from the starting…

Clairbourn School Encourages Students to Explore New Stories Through Monthly Reading Challenges

Clairbourn’s Library offers monthly reading challenges to encourage students to explore new books and different genres. The library provides a welcoming space for students to follow their curiosity, gain new perspectives, and find stories that…

PEF: Rebuilding Literacy: Restoring and Revitalizing Picture Books Post-Eaton Fire

Don Benito Elementary’s school and classroom libraries are a key tool for Lauren Partma and the rest of Don Benito’s staff. These libraries are spaces that foster excitement for reading, especially for younger students entering…

FSHA Students Take on Space Academy Challenge

 Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy, a school committed to providing a strong STEM education, is proud to have eight students representing three teams in the International Sister Cities Space Academy in partnership with NASA’s Jet…

PUSD Celebrates Students and Partners for Career-Building Internships

Pasadena Unified School District celebrated high school students who completed internships and the industry partners who helped make these experiences possible. Congresswoman Judy Chu also joined in recognizing the value of connecting students with career…