Students at Charles W. Eliot Arts Magnet Academy are gearing up to take the stage at the school’s 4th Annual Springs Arts Showcase, Metamorphosis, to dazzle audiences with their talents in song, dance and visual arts at the middle school that intends create to... More »
Washington Children’s Center hosted a preschool fair at its Penn Street campus in Northwest Pasadena Tuesday afternoon to help parents kickstart their child’s classroom experience in a neighborhood that educators say has a high need for early childhood service... More »
College Access Plan (CAP) (www.collegeaccessplan.org), a Pasadena nonprofit that provides free programs in college preparedness and success, has had the honor of supporting thousands of students who attend Pasadena’s public schools as they reach for their coll... More »
On Thursday, March 30th, 2017, in its annual recognition of the anniversary of the Armenian Genocide, the Pasadena Unified School District’s (PUSD) Board of Education, at its well-attended meeting, issued a Genocide Resolution to the attending Armenian Nationa... More »
Over a thousand middle and high school students and their families and friends, hailing from 62 schools across Southern California, gathered at Caltech on Saturday, April 8, for the annual SoCal State Science Olympiad Tournament. The annual daylong science and... More »
Blair High School’s Career Tech Education (CTE) student Evan Harper models for a PSA project about Sexual Assault Awareness for April 2017. Photo by student: Amara Young. April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) and students in Blair High School’s Career... More »
There are plans, but no money. There is desire on the part of the community, and there are more kids in the neighborhood, and there are even design and curriculum plans. Yet the Linda Vista community is no closer to having a re-opened Linda Vista Elementary S... More »
State Senator Anthony Portantino will hold a town hall meeting at Pasadena City College Thursday to educate parents and the public about the benefits of his proposed Bill that calls for an 8:30 a.m. start time for both middle and high schools statewide. The pu... More »
Pasadena Water and Power has installed four hybrid solar-powered Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) pumps at several school locations in partnership with the Pasadena Unified School District. PWP General Manager Gurcharan Bawa said the units have... More »
Attorney Valerie Vanaman, a successful advocate for individuals challenged with disabilities, will discuss current issues in special education during a free forum at The Frostig Center on April 19. For four decades, Ms. Vanaman has represented people who need ... More »
Pacific Oaks College & Children’s School (PO) is proud to announce its 2017 Commencement Ceremony speaker and inaugural honorary degree recipient, Reverend Mary E. Tudela. With overwhelming support from the PO community, the Board of Trustees will present Reve... More »
Graduating high school doesn’t always come easy to every student and especially to those who live in poverty, but one Pasadena based charter school is behind a progressive method aimed to get students back on track with a diploma in hand by chasing them out of... More »
