Recognizing a Common Thread

Recognizing a Common Thread

By Ani GASPARYAN A display of books, posters and artwork at Clark Magnet High School’s library is helping educate students about the history of different minority groups. The display put up in the Clark library was inspired by the Fair, Accurate, Inclusive, and Respectful – FAIR – Education Act, and is meant to get students […]

The Sweet Sounds of Singing

By Sabrina SHELTON In a world with so much noise, it’s nice to listen to the soothing sounds of a choir. Sometimes singing can be a hobby or an escape from an otherwise hectic life. For St. Luke’s Youth Choir leader Merced Stratton, singing is a way of life. Stratton has been singing at St. […]

Holiday Spirit Found in ‘Twelfth Night’

By Sabrina SHELTON At this festive time of year, people find comfort and joy in holiday traditions. Movies are usually the best way for a family to cuddle up and get into the holiday spirit. But what about a live play? “The Nutcracker” and “A Christmas Carol” are classic crowd pleasers, but this year why […]

Eagle Project for La Crescenta Elementary

Eagle Project for La Crescenta Elementary

Lucian Kugler and Boy Scouts from La Crescenta Troop 319 completed a new playground mural at La Crescenta Elementary as part of Kugler’s Eagle Project. When La Crescenta Elementary had construction recently completed the playground was repaved, covering the old mural. Kugler chose to paint the continents, reflecting on the diversity of the school’s student […]

Veterans Honored at Lincoln

Lincoln Elementary School held its annual Veteran’s Day Assembly on Friday, Nov. 8. It was a day to remember and celebrate the men and women who fought and continue to fight for America.  The event began with a flag ceremony led by Cub Scouts from Troop 310 followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. The Lincoln […]

Rosemont Hosts Lunch on the Lawn

Lunch on the Lawn, a popular event for the families of Rosemont Middle School students, was held on Friday at the campus. Students and their families filled the upper field of the school enjoying the afternoon sun and each other’s company. Twice a year parents are allowed to bring lunch to the school for them […]

YOUTH NOTES

Friends and Family Show La Cañada High School marching band & color guard – the LCHS Marching Spartans – is hosting a Friends & Family Marching Spartans 2019 Field Show. Synesthesia: The Color of Sound will be performed on Friday, Nov. 22 at 6 p.m. at the La Cañada High School Stadium. Admission is free. […]

Lincoln Elementary Artists ‘Look Within’

Lincoln Elementary Artists ‘Look Within’

This year’s annual Lincoln PTA Reflections Art ceremony took place on Oct. 23 in the Lincoln auditorium. Principal Barbara Fariss, PTA President Sarah Miller and first grade teacher Nicolas James welcomed the students and their parents into the auditorium, which was transformed into an art gallery. Parents and students enjoyed appetizers as they admired the […]

ALFie Players Perform Disney’s ‘Aladdin Kids’

The Assistance League® of Flintridge (ALF) presented Disney’s “Aladdin Kids” at Lanterman Auditorium on Oct. 25. Actors in grades three through six hosted an evening of song and dance for family and friends.  Katelyn Fike directed the play. Tristan Waldron assisted with song and dance numbers. Nancy Abbott was the accompanist.  The role of Aladdin […]

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