The Beverly Hills Unified School District will host its Board of Education meeting on Jan. 11 at 6 p.m. in Salter Family Theatre at Beverly Hills High School.
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Beverly Vista School, located at 200 S. Elm Dr., Beverly Hills, will be holding their BV PTA meeting on Jan. 11 at 9 a.m. in the school cafeteria.
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Horace Man School will have a Citizenship and Immigration Presentation for its eighth grade students on Jan 11 at 9 a.m. In addition, the H.M. Restaurant Night fundraiser #3 will also take place that day at 5 p.m. Location still to be determined.
Monday, January 10, 2011
Current Events: San Marino Unified School District
San Marino Unified School District, 1665 West Dr., San Marino CA, will be holding its Board of Education Meeting on Jan. 11 from 7:30 p.m.-9 p.m. The meeting will be held at SMUSD's Administrative Offices-Board Room.
For more information, call the district office at 626-299-7000.
For more information, call the district office at 626-299-7000.
Sunday, January 9, 2011
Los Angeles School Board To Vote On New Superintendent
According to Howard Blume of the Los Angeles Times, the Los Angeles Board of Education will vote on Tuesday January 11 to appoint the new superintendent of Los Angeles School District, John Deasy.
Taking over for the nation's second largest school district, Deasy will replace 78 year-old Ramon C. Cortines, who announced his retirement as of last year.
Cortines, who brought Deasy in as his deputy in August, will leave knowing that the district is in good hands.
Los Angeles Times|January 6, 2011|7:08 p.m.
http://www.latimes.com/news/local/education/
Saturday, January 8, 2011
Kick For A Cure With BHHS And Milken High
By Dupè Aleru
Beverly High and Milken Community Jewish School are inviting the public to “come taste and kick for a cure” on Jan. 22 at 6:30 p.m. This event will be the inaugural “Taste of BHHS”!
Besides the food, the two schools will also battle it out on the soccer field for a great cause–to help raise awareness and funds for ALS (Lou Gehrig’s Disease) and MS (Multiple Sclerosis). This soccer game BHHS versus Milken, will start at 7 p.m.
Behind the event is Shonta Scoggins, widow of Eric Scoggins–former USC standout football player who died as a result of ALS. She is the director of this Eric's Vision charitable fundraiser.
Her daughter, Tylor Fields, is a star forward for BHHS’s girls soccer team.
This family event will offer an evening full of fun and food, plus the soccer match to benefit Eric’s Vision, in raising funds to help find a cure for ALS.
“Some of Beverly Hills finest restaurants and chefs will show off their culinary magic by preparing a variety of exciting items from gourmet cuisines to ‘feel good’ foods.
“These are guaranteed to satisfy every palate,” said Coach Ryan Franks.
For more information, visit
http://ericsvision.org/.
Friday, January 7, 2011
The Kelter Center's New Partners Will Mangage Center's Growth
By Dupe Aleru
The Kelter Center, located at 11340 W. Olympic Blvd., Suite 140, is a private clinic and non-public agency that specializes in Educational Therapy. Founded by Sasha Borenstein, M.Ed in 1977, the center has helped hundreds of children and adults become self-directed learners.
Barry Perlstein and Paul Falzone have a taken an interest in The Kelter Center and look forward to working with the Kelter's founder, Sasha Borenstein, to help bring the incredible benefits of the Center's teaching to a larger group of students.
Since leaving SDI Media, a global subtitling company, Paul Falzone and Barry Perlstein looked for potential businesses, to embark on a new journey that will be self fulfilling. That day came when the two met Sasha Borenstein and saw her marvelous work at the Kelter Center.
Perlstein and Falzone will be actively managing the growth of The Kelter Center in hoping to open additional locations state-wide and will be developing a franchise model for further expansion throughout the country.
While classroom teaching has evolved, Perlstein and Falzon think the pace of change is slow. With the rapid increase in research in understanding how the brain learns, there is also an increase in the development of new ways to deliver learning digitally. This presents a great opportunity to improve the efficiency of learning by targeting techniques and individualizing instruction to meet the needs of the individual student.
By utilizing the Kelter Center methods, students exhibit amazing improvement with an increased in confidence while being prepared as a life-long learner.
The Kelter Center, located at 11340 W. Olympic Blvd., Suite 140, is a private clinic and non-public agency that specializes in Educational Therapy. Founded by Sasha Borenstein, M.Ed in 1977, the center has helped hundreds of children and adults become self-directed learners.
Barry Perlstein and Paul Falzone have a taken an interest in The Kelter Center and look forward to working with the Kelter's founder, Sasha Borenstein, to help bring the incredible benefits of the Center's teaching to a larger group of students.
Since leaving SDI Media, a global subtitling company, Paul Falzone and Barry Perlstein looked for potential businesses, to embark on a new journey that will be self fulfilling. That day came when the two met Sasha Borenstein and saw her marvelous work at the Kelter Center.
Perlstein and Falzone will be actively managing the growth of The Kelter Center in hoping to open additional locations state-wide and will be developing a franchise model for further expansion throughout the country.
While classroom teaching has evolved, Perlstein and Falzon think the pace of change is slow. With the rapid increase in research in understanding how the brain learns, there is also an increase in the development of new ways to deliver learning digitally. This presents a great opportunity to improve the efficiency of learning by targeting techniques and individualizing instruction to meet the needs of the individual student.
By utilizing the Kelter Center methods, students exhibit amazing improvement with an increased in confidence while being prepared as a life-long learner.
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