Last minute cuts by the state seem to have affected Pasadena City College less than most colleges across the state, according to reports released by PCC officials. Since colleges operate on fiscal years that begin in July and end in June, the cuts have been ha... More »
Boys play outdoors in one of Oneonta Cooperative Nursery School’s three playgrounds. If you are a parent interested in playing an expanded participatory role in your young child’s development, South Pasadena’s Oneonta Cooperative Nursery School may be jus... More »
Despite sudden budget cuts by the state, Pasadena City College is open for business, according to remarks made by College President Dr. Mark Rocha at a press conference today. “We’ll get through this. I don’t make light of this, but we’ll make it,” said Rocha.... More »
Nearly 100 sections of classes were cut from the Spring 2012 semester offerings at Pasadena Community College. The Associated Students of PCC (ASPCC) have scheduled a Town Hall to discuss the budget cuts on Monday, February 27, in the Creveling Lounge, CC Bu... More »
RBAC Swim Team member Kate Herrill set personal best by placing 1st in the 100- and 200-yard Breaststroke at the Southern California Swimming Junior Olympics, held February 9–12 in Monterey Park, Calif. [Photo: RBAC] The Rose Bowl Aquatics Center 13 and Olde... More »
Ask any kid what his or her least favorite subject in school is and chances are the answer will be Math, with Science coming in a close second. It’s a difficult subject for a lot of students and there are some that need a little help with keeping up in class... More »
Magical Playground Manager Robin Ruiz with Owner/Founder Elizabeth Yang standing in front one of the murals at the indoor children’s playground facility in Pasadena. [Photo: James Macpherson] Do you have a child who’s always saying, “I’m bored?†Or do... More »
An innovative program is beginning this spring at Pasadena City College that combines design, digital fabrication technology, Math 402, and English 100 into one integrated pathway. The Design Tech Pathway will allow PCC students to learn the skills necessary f... More »
A seemingly routine schoolwide assembly turned into the surprise of a lifetime when the Milken Family Foundation (MFF) honored—and stunned—Manuel Rustin, a social studies teacher at John Muir High School, with a Milken Educator Award. The Award, presented ... More »
The Los Angeles Music Academy College of Music (www.lamusicacademy.edu) campus is buzzing about the upcoming GRAMMY Awards ceremony taking place just minutes away at nearby Staples Center February 12th. Vocal Department Chair Tierney Sutton and her band receiv... More »
Connor McKnight, a senior at Polytechnic School who edits the school newspaper’s digital editions, has moved the Poly Paw Print into the smartphone era by developing an Apple-approved iPhone app, one of only very few high school newspaper apps in the country... More »
The Pasadena Educational Foundation has been selected by the California Association of Museums to receive a 2012 CAMMY Award for its program My Masterpieces: Discovering Art in My Community. The annual CAMMY Awards recognize extraordinary museum supporters, pr... More »
