Is your child/teen upset that kids keep calling him/her names (like nerd, weird, gay, etc.)? Does your child try to make them stop and it only gets worse? Are kids spreading rumors about your child …[READ MORE]
For nearly 25 years, television personality Art Linkletter hosted a show where he interviewed children and shared their often surprising responses. Bill Cosby continued the tradition in the 1990’s with his program, Kids Say the …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor: The upcoming School Board election presents an opportunity for our community to elect someone who is truly invested in our children’s future: Sue Robins. Sue is an amazing educator, as evidenced by her …[READ MORE]
CCSO returns to Veterans Memorial Auditorium after our successful summer festival as the Marina del Rey Summer Symphony (same usual suspects in both orchestras) in beautiful Burton Chace Park. From The Argonaut in their Best …[READ MORE]
I strongly urge you to vote for Kathy Paspalis, Sue Robins, and Steve Levin for School Board. I am a former booster club president, high school parent, and perpetual volunteer who has attended numerous School …[READ MORE]
*On Wednesday, October 16th, a group of Linwood Howe Students were invited by Leslie Adler at CCEF to help harvest the vegetables in the front of LYFE Kitchen. The event was hosted by LYFE Kitchen …[READ MORE]
When did parents become the enemy of educating children? Culver City’s school board election has seen some interesting activity. And now LAUSD’s Teacher’s Union has decided to get involved in our local election with a …[READ MORE]
I just met Sue at the beginning of the school board campaign and was impressed by her familiarity with issues within the district and her ideas of how to collaboratively solve these problems working with …[READ MORE]
On November 2nd, just a few days before the upcoming School Board election, the Committee to Elect Sue Robins to the CCUSD School Board has made final plans for a campaign fund raiser at the …[READ MORE]
Joy is about balancing your home with the proper elements so you can enjoy the advantages of living with the environment. The vitality that accompanies a positive spirit raises chi – one’s energy level, and …[READ MORE]
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