Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy Stages Fall Musical Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy announced its fall production “Forget About the Boy,” an original musical review empowering women through the music of Broadway. Opening night is Nov. 12 and the show will continue through Nov. 14. All performances begin at 7 p.m., with the exception of a reception […]
By Jason KUROSU Clark Magnet High School recently celebrated women’s accomplishments in STEM with an assembly on Ada Lovelace Day, founded in 2009 in recognition of women in the fields of science, engineering, math and technology. The Ada Lovelace Day event was organized by Clark teacher Fred Blattner, who teaches math, computer programming and tech […]
The Boy Scouts of Troop 317 held their Court of Honor on Oct. 16 at Healy Hall of Holy Redeemer Church in Montrose. This was to celebrate and acknowledge the many achievements of the Scouts over the past few months. Numerous merit badges, representing what the Scouts have learned and worked hard for, were […]
Tournament of Roses named Erika Karen Winter as the 98th Rose Queen in an official ceremony at the Pasadena Convention Center. Presented by Citizens Business Bank, the announcement concluded a month-long process that began with more than 900 Pasadena-area young women who participated in the Royal Court tryouts. Rose Queen Erika and the Royal […]
Earlier this month six Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy novices (first-years) competed at a fun speech and debate league tournament called Package Deal at Arcadia High School and showed much promise and success. The FSHA team took ribbons of Superior (top 10% of the 230 novices from 12 schools in the league) and Excellence (top 20%). […]
On Oct. 9, Crescenta-Cañada Cooperative Nursery School (CCNS) held a Grandparents Day for the grandparents of their Busy Bear (4-year-old) and Darling Duckling (3-year-old) students. Proud grandparents spent the day on the school grounds and in the classrooms with their pre-school aged grandchildren. Grandparents were able to experience a typical day in the classroom that […]
On Oct. 16, four of the eight members of Boy Scout Troop 390 from the Church of Latter-day Saints visited the offices of CV Weekly. They came to the office to meet one requirement of the journalism merit badge. Parker Lee, 14, Alden Marriott, 12, Max Burton, 12 and Max Reil, 12, attend Rosemont Middle […]
In addition to a dynamic homecoming game against Muir High School on Friday night (the Falcons won 40-27), the homecoming court was presented to the hundreds gathered at Moyse Field. Crowned king was Stefan Kornarens and queen was Audrey Black. Princes were Brandon Lim, Zach Johnson, Alex Jilizian, Jaemin Lee and Elliot Lee. Princesses were […]
On Oct. 7, local students of all ages, along with teachers, school administrators, city officials and parents, put on their walking shoes for the Fifth Annual Walk-to-School day. There were meeting points for the various schools around the valley that included Two Strike Park and Montrose and Dunsmore parks. This was the largest “organized” […]
updated with address change on Oct. 12. By Mary O’KEEFE This year College View School’s Walk/Wheel-a-thon, held on Sept. 30, brought out students, parents, teachers and the community to travel along the sidewalks covered in students’ names and, for some, to see the brand new facility and campus. For the about 15 years the school […]