Westside students don’t get the spotlight enough, teachers say. A new art night is starting to change that.
“We just wanted to give our kids a chance to be showcased and celebrated,” one teacher said.
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Loren J. Blanchard sat down to discuss his priorities and approach — from tuition to artificial intelligence to student success.
Queen Mary may downsize, cut regular events to make room for amphitheater’s schedule
The ship already hosts about 150 events a year, and with a slate of concerts coming to the amphitheater next door, there may not be enough parking or space aboard the ship to go around.
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Long Beach school’s new mural honors indigenous heritage; public invited to blessing Friday
Representatives from the Tongva nation will hold a land acknowledgement and blessing at the Maple Village Waldorf School in Belmont Heights.