Costa Mesa Schools Add Staff and Upgrade Tech
Costa Mesa schools report hires across multiple campuses. Six new teachers join local elementary schools including first grade at one site, with Focus on Success for All reading, Science Adventures grant funding, and after school science clubs. Costa Mesa High expands digital network with 50 percent classrooms online, plus new web design and science fiction courses. Davis Education Center introduces mentors and displays, while Estancia High adds thirteen new teachers and tech training. Kaiser Primary reports funds for upgrades, new coordinators, and five new teachers. Kaiser Elementary adds science, bilingual tutors, and five new teachers. Killybrooke Deaf and Hard of Hearing students gain a new principal, monthly virtues, and eleven new teachers in two years. Paularino Elementary adds kindergarten and special education staff with emphasis on reading and technology.
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Notre Dame Road
Costa Mesa
Johns Hopkins University
Andy Hernandez
Fairview Road
Davis Education Center
Dent Ryan Costelloe
Costa Mesa High School
Estancia High
Peggy Anatol
Placentia Avenue
Anatol
Estancia
Newport- Mesa
Cisco
Kaiser
Ent
Guadalupe Avalos
Ila Guerra
Kaiser Elementary
Daryle Palmer
Santa Ana Ave
Orange County
Mary Ann Gilbreth
Killybrooke Lane
Santa Ana Unified
Chicago
Paularino
Pat Insley
Capistrano Unified embraces change in bilingual plan and class size
The district discusses teacher orientation, English immersion and Prop 227, and aims to monitor progress. Leaders stress parent involvement, community partnerships, and targeted class size reductions, with goals to improve reading and math while avoiding political backlash.
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Garden Lane
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Latino Business Council
Los Angeles
Capistrano Unified’s