Marshall Middle School Scientists Take Flight with Paper Airplane Experiments

Sixth-grade science students at Thurgood Marshall Secondary School, under the guidance of Ms. Serrano, explored independent and dependent variables through an exciting paper airplane design experiment. The young scientists designed and tested their own paper airplanes, experimenting with different designs and materials to discover how each factor affected flight performance. They could test three different designs using the same material or compare three different materials using…

Pasadena Waldorf School Third Graders Help Build New Outdoor Stage

In Waldorf education, Grade 3 marks a pivotal year when students begin exploring practical arts such as building, gardening, and cooking. Through meaningful, hands-on work, they develop confidence, a sense of capability, and a deeper…

PUSD Promotes Digital Safety and Responsible Technology Use

As technology and artificial intelligence (AI) become increasingly part of everyday life, Pasadena Unified School District (PUSD) is helping students develop the critical thinking skills to navigate the digital world safely and responsibly. During Digital…

Sierra Madre Middle School Eighth Grader Earns Prestigious National Scholarship

Pasadena Unified School District (PUSD) congratulates Sierra Madre Middle School eighth grader Julian Wilkes, who has been awarded the prestigious Caroline D. Bradley Scholarship from the Institute for Educational Advancement. This nationally recognized scholarship honors…

Frostig School Earns Gold-Level PBIS Implementation Award

Frostig School has been awarded the Gold-Level PBIS Implementation Award by the California PBIS Coalition for the 2025–2026 school year. The recognition reflects Frostig’s excellence in implementing the core features of Positive Behavioral Interventions and…