Washington Elementary STEM Magnet Brings Learning to Life Through Student-Built Cities

At Washington Elementary STEM Magnet, 2nd graders are building their own sustainable cities from the ground up. In their first trimester, students designed sustainable cities, carefully planning how to use resources, protect the environment, and meet the needs of their residents. This trimester, they expanded their cities by creating goods and opening student-run markets, where they buy, sell, and trade with one another’s cities. Through…

Little Learners, Big Discoveries at Clairbourn School

Click on image to enlarge Clairbourn School recently shared a glimpse into one of its engaging kindergarten experiences, where classrooms came alive with curiosity during a hands-on life science unit focused on chickens and their…

PEN Hosts “Your High School Roadmap to College” Webinar

Pasadena Education Network (PEN), in partnership with College Access Plan (CAP), will present an informative online session on Wednesday, April 29, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., designed to help families understand how students can…

St. Rita Fourth Graders Dive into Hands-On Owl Science

 St. Rita School fourth graders experienced an unforgettable hands-on science day as they explored the fascinating world of owls through pellet dissection. Students carefully sorted bones from fur, cleaned and examined their findings, and…

Students Lead the Way in Thoughtful Tech Use at Fusion Academy Pasadena

Fusion Academy Pasadena recently hosted a student-led critical thinking workshop that encouraged participants to reflect on their use of technology and social media, highlighting the importance of making intentional and informed digital choices. The session…