Some 150 student athletes and parents from John Muir High School learned what it takes to make the team in college during the Destination D1 Athletic Conference, a daylong event held at Muir on a recent Saturday. Organized by Muir’s athletic department in as... More »
Two Pasadena City College students have been selected for the National Community College Aerospace Scholars program from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Sophomores Angela Kim and Melissa Perez were picked from a pool of nationwide candidates... More »
Most families today are long on commitment and short on time. It feels like we are being pulled in so many directions that it makes it difficult, if not impossible to connect relationally as a family. Smart phones, mobile technology, relentless hurry and stres... More »
The month of October is a special time set aside to encourage all of us to reflect upon God’s Gift of Life. It is this Gift that is the foundation of our faith. Your Respect Life Ministry invites all of us to take a moment this month, perhaps at our Blessed Mo... More »
This sermon was delivered by Len Devane, an All Saints Church Pasadena Parishioner, on Sunday October 12, 2014. Len DeVane, is a retired High School and Middle School Teacher from one of the largest School Districts in the US. Ms. DeVane was introduced by Rev.... More »
AbilityFirst Exemplifies this year’s theme “Expect. Employ. Empower,” of National Disability Employment Awareness Month as proclaimed by the President for October 2014. This year’s theme reminds people that every American has a right to dignity, respect, and... More »
Wells Fargo recently held their annual Greater San Gabriel Community Connections Breakfast in which more than $63,000 was donated to nonprofit community organizations and schools across the eastern region of Los Angeles. The heartwarming annual event was held ... More »
Dr. Robert Bell, senior vice president and assistant superintendent of Pasadena City College, and Stan Kong, associate professor, were recently recognized by the NAACP Pasadena Branch for their efforts in supporting education and student success. The two were ... More »
The Pasadena Unified School District (PUSD) has received a 2014 School Climate Transformation Grant and a Project AWARE Grant from the U.S. Department of Education worth $2.1 million over the next five years. According to the U.S. Department of Education, the ... More »
This year, the Pasadena Police Department has partnered with the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE) for the Verizon HopeLine campaign. The purpose of the campaign is to collect donated old cell phones and send them to Verizon Wir... More »
Dr. Robert Miller, interim superintendent-president of Pasadena City College, recently participated in a webinar to discuss the success of the Linked Learning approach and its effect on the transition of California high school students to postsecondary educati... More »
About 500 alumnae, faculty, students and staff recently filled the gym of Ramona Convent Secondary School, the Archdiocese’s oldest Catholic all-girls school, for the 125th Anniversary Mass celebrated by Archbishop José Gomez. “Ramona was originally found... More »
