New Principal Jason Kurtenbach Brings Bright Plans
Huntington Middle School welcomes Jason Kurtenbach, 38, as principal after 2012 13, moving from Nebraska to California. He cites strong community support, collaborative staff led by Assistant Principal Lauren Leahy and PTA President Renee Olson, and efficient registration as signs of a thriving school culture.
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Doris Cheung
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Melinda Irie
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Homeira Asghari
Elena Tsung
Middle Schoolers Invited to Spend Spring In Italy
Claudia Brown designs a private EF Educational Tours trip for twenty five seventh and eighth graders from Huntington Middle School to Florence Pisa Venice Assisi and Rome to enrich a history class. Chaperones include Claudia Brown and Dave Murray with Lynne Murray. Informational meeting set for next Wednesday September 4 at 6 00 p.m. in room 110.
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San Marino Motor Classic raises 230000 for charities
The third annual San Marino Motor Classic raised 230000 for Pasadena Humane Society and SPCA, the Petersen Automotive Museum, and the Rotary Club of San Marino. More than 240 classic cars attended the Design In Motion event, with Aaron Weiss praising the charities as the true winners.
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Lacy Park
San Marino weighs plans for low cost housing and second units
City officials study methods to add seventeen low or extremely low income housing units and comply with state rules under the General Plan Housing Element. Proposals include selling city land for mixed use developments at sites such as the San Marino Center and Stoneman School with retirement housing as a potential option. Residents have urged more affordable and senior housing while costs to upgrade Stoneman are estimated at 4 to 6 million dollars.
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City Club to Host Candidate Forum For San Marino Board
The San Marino City Club will host a candidates forum featuring four contenders for three San Marino school board seats. The event runs September 26 from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. at Huntington Middle School Kenneth F. White Auditorium with incumbents Joseph Chang Nam Jack Shelley Ryan and Phil Chan. Speakers will present opening and closing statements and attendees may ask questions before the November 5 election.
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Shelley Ryan
Phil Chan
City Identifies San Marino Veterans Project Planned
San Marino city approves a citizen project to identify photograph and film all veterans. Three fall sessions at Thurnber House Lacy Park on September 14 October 11 and November 3 from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Call Marypat Pejia (818) 954-7807 to reserve. Final Veteran Day photo at San Marino War Memorial November 11.
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Ranking of Colleges Can Be Useful and Deceiving
A hometown analysis flags the rise of college rankings as media frenzy with US News leading the way since 1983. It questions usefulness for students and families, outlines seven ranking variables, and notes the impact of assessments, retention, faculty resources, selectivity, financial resources, and graduation rates.
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