The purpose of an education is not to give our students answers, but a path to finding answers. In that spirit, the recent “Literature &†cross-curricular literary conference, sponsored and hosted by Archer School for Girls, offered a profound opportunity ... More »
Brother Christopher Brady, FSC has been appointed the 14th Principal of La Salle High School. [Photo: La Salle High School] Subsequent to a national search which attracted over 60 qualified candidates, Dr. Richard Gray, President of La Salle High School, has... More »
The Pasadena Unified School District (PUSD) announced today that John Muir High School has named Muir alumnus and former National Football League (NFL) player John L. Hardy as its varsity football coach. Mr. Hardy served as assistant head coach of the Mustang ... More »
At a special meeting last night, the Pasadena Unified School District (PUSD) Board of Education authorized reduction in force notices for 78 teaching and administrative positions due to a deficit that could reach up to $17 million for the 2012-2013 fiscal year... More »
Slideshow Photography by John Blackstock On February 17, Mrs.Chija Bauer’s honors physics class at La Salle High School got to put what they were learning in class about energy and momentum into practice. The students worked in teams of two to build a catapult... More »
Motorists need to be extra cautious around Pasadena’s public schools and police will be watching to make sure they are. That’s the simple but important message the Pasadena Department of Transportation and Pasadena Police want to communicate with part of... More »
The Mayfield Senior School’s Student Arts Council hosted the inaugural event in their new Speaker Series, featuring artists Maria Karras and Ann Gauldin, who were pioneers of the feminist art movement in Southern California, in February. Karras (mother of Zo... More »
Stephen To on his way to winning the 100 butterfly during PCC’s double dual meet Friday at the Aquatic Center, image by Richard Quinton. The Pasadena City College men’s and women’s swim teams each scored a victory over El Camino College while suffering a def... More »
Justin L. Barrett, Director of Fuller’s Thrive Center for Human Development and Thrive Professor of Developmental Science, has a new book to be released in March entitled, Born Believers: The Science of Children’s Religious Belief.”In an age of atheism, this... More »
Richard Josiassen and John Nash The 42nd Annual Fuller Symposium on the Integration of Psychology and Theology, better known as the Integration Symposium, took place on Fuller’s campus from February 15 through February 17, focusing on this year’s theme, “Sch... More »
PCC centerfielder Brittany Skoien makes the running catch during the team's loss v. East Los Angeles Thursday at Robinson Park, image by Richard Quinton. With Thursday's 8-0 loss to East Los Angeles College, the Pasadena City College softball team has ... More »
In 2009, students at John Muir High School passed California’s state-mandated Academic Performance Index (API) for the first time after failing five years in a row. The school had witnessed six principals take the reins in only seven years. Many believed tha... More »
