ALG Offers SAT Help Assistance League Glendale is offering SAT seminars for $60. Glendale Unified certificated teachers will prepare students for taking the SAT exam. This is not enrollment for the actual SAT exam. There will be eight sessions – either on Monday and Wednesdays, or on Tuesday and Thursdays – for four weeks from […]
By Charly SHELTON An invasive species has taken up residence in the rocky kelp forests of Southern California. Sargassum horneri is macro algae seaweed that has moved in and taken the space and food source of many existing marine organisms. Also known as “devil weed,” this sea plant is common along the Japanese and […]
Information and Applications Coming Available for Clark Magnet HS Information is available for private school students residing in Glendale interested in enrolling at Clark Magnet High School in August. Information can be found at www.gusdmagnetandflag.com, at the Clark Magnet High School office at 4747 New York Ave. in La Crescenta and at any […]
By Nicole MOORE On Jan. 9, the Crescenta Valley Sheriff’s Station held a recruitment meeting for the Los Angeles County Deputy Explorer Program. The program is aimed at youths aged 14 to 20 who hold a minimum of a 2.0 GPA and wish to eventually pursue a career in law enforcement or military. The […]
On Jan. 21, Clark Magnet High School will be hosting its annual Clark Expo and Open House from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. All members of the community are invited to attend the event to tour the campus and learn about Clark’s instructional programs including academic subjects and technical elective pathways. Prospective students in the […]
The children of the Crescenta-Cañada Cooperative Nursery School celebrated the holidays with family and friends during their annual holiday program on Dec. 21. The morning was full of festive joy as Pastor Scott Peterson shared with the children the story of Christmas, and the children sang and recited holiday songs and poems. The event was […]
During Christmas, the students of St. James-Holy Redeemer Catholic School held their long-standing annual tradition of giving through the “Adopt-a-Family” Christmas Project. Each grade, from transitional kindergarten through eight, “adopted” a less fortunate family from the parish of St. Augustine Church in nearby Culver City. The goal was to donate, according to the wish list […]
St. Monica Academy Grade School Open House St. Monica Academy, an independent, Catholic, coeducational school located in Montrose, will host its school open house for grades one through eight on Thursday, Jan. 19 at 7 p.m. Teachers, students and parents will be on hand. Visitors will also be able to see a unique […]
Rosemont Middle School students dominated this year’s GUSD Invention Convention ceremony held at Glendale High School. The convention promotes creative thinking and problem solving skills to help resolve everyday challenges. First place winners were Mathew Apostol and Alexander James, second place winner was Alex Davis and third place winner was Amanda Li. The four Rosemont […]
On Dec. 11, Monte Vista’s Girls on the Run team participated in a 5K run at Dockweiler State Beach. Nearly 2,000 people participated from all corners of LA County to celebrate the end of the fall season of Girls on the Run, a nationwide program that uses the power of running to inspire girls to […]