Education
San Diegans Participated in Statewide Earthquake Drill
At the sound of a bell, a recording came over the loudspeaker telling students the Great California ShakeOut had begun. More than 500 students at Taft Middle School dropped out of their desks and scooted underneath to protect their heads as part of the statewide earthquake drill today. “More San Diegans participated in the ShakeOut […]
Harsh School Discipline Challenged
Common Sense Approach Proposed The California Endowment announced events in support of the National Week of Action on school discipline, which occurred this past October, to shine a spotlight on the alarming overuse of suspension, expulsion and other harsh punishments in California schools. In the 2010-11 academic year, California schools issued more than 720,000 suspensions […]
Have we lost our Power to Speak?
Over the weekend of September 16-18, Business and Life Coach Fran Cannon held the first Mastering the Power to Speak seminar. This seminar marked the launching of a new series of self- and business-development programs. While Fran has a long history in the personal development field, one of the greatest challenges is to fill a […]
120 Graduates in Class of 2011 at Francis Parker School
The 120 members of the Class of 2011 recently culminated their Francis Parker School experience with commencement ceremonies held on the Linda Vista campus on June 4. Among those students were 13 from Mission Hills and two from Old Town that helped to make the Class of 2011 one to remember. The statistics for this […]
Between the Lines – San Diego Writes
San Diego may not be a renowned literary capital, but don’t underestimate the presence, the power, and the pens of our local scribes. Both writers and readers gathered in Torrey Pines on Saturday, June 11 for the presentation of the Seventeenth Annual San Diego Book Awards. San Diego County writers submitted approximately 230 entries, which […]
