High Point Academy Honors 38 Graduates in Pasadena Ceremony
Pasadena's High Point Academy, founded 1965, held its commencement for 38 eighth graders before 350 guests. Dr. David Davenport of Pepperdine urged graduates to pursue courage, character and commitment while awards recognized scholastic, athletic and community leadership.
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San Marino
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High Point Academy
David Davenport
Pepperdine University
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Pepperdine
John Higgins
William Barger
Fifth District
Michael D. Antonovich
High Point
Allen J. Savage
Bursting at the Seams Summer Issue Highlights
The San Mario Tribune showcases a Father’s Day feature and Summer Activities pages with ideas for activities, travel, and fitness. A Special Food Page highlights summer salads to beat the heat. The issue teases City News Society Sports Business and Editorial sections and invites weekly subscriptions with advertiser notes.
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San Marino School Board weighs attendance policy with graduation implications
San Marino Unified Board of Education discussed a proposed attendance rule aimed at reducing unexcused absences that could bar students from graduation. Principal Loren Kleinrock outlined the plan noting rises in absenteeism from ninth to twelfth grade and 8 percent for the current senior class. Public input included support from parent Karen Telleen-Lawton, who urged setting expectations, with action scheduled for June 27.
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San Marino
Kleinrock
Karen Telleen-Lawton
San Marino High School
Telleen-Lawton
A Mom Looks Back With Fond Reflections
Diane Feldon shares memories at the Senior Mother's Luncheon tied to San Marino High School graduation. She connects Grad Night themes with reflections on children’s growing years and Alice in Wonderland as a memory lane motif.
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Diane Feldon
the Tribune
Alice
Memory Lane
San Marino
California Philharmonic Opens New San Marino Office
The California Philharmonic Orchestra relocated to 1120 Huntington Drive San Marino with new box office and phone 626 300 8200. Executive Director Andre Vener notes the move due to space needs while preparing for the Festival on the Green at the Arboretum of Los Angeles County beginning July 1 with Annetic.
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California Philharmonic Orchestra
CalPhil
Huntington Drive
San Marino
Colonial Kitchen
Orchestra
Pasadena
Andre Vener
Robert Sedilstra
Vener
San Marino Eyes Measure E Debt To Modernize Schools
San Marino voters face Measure E on June 20 to approve $18 million in supplemental bonds for a $35 million district modernization plan. The five-site project would upgrade Carver and Valentine elementary schools, Huntington middle, and San Marino High, with earlier $34 million bond funding from 1996 touching Stoneman lease and maintenance costs. Supporters push for completion, while opponents seek restraint, amid questions on fund allocation and project scope.
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Board of Education
San Marino
Carver
Valentine
Huntington Middle
Stoneman
Los Angeles County
Measure E Results to Air on City Cable Channel 19
San Marino coverage will broadcast exclusive results for Measure E, the $18 million school district modernization bond. Voters head to the polls Tuesday June 20 and the broadcast starts at 8:00 p.m. on Channel 19.
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San Marino City
San Marino
San Marino Concert lineup for Lacy Park summer
The San Marino Schools Foundation announces Summer 2000 Concerts in the Park at Lacy Park. The Susie Hansen Latin Band performs June 25 at 6 pm with High Energy Salsa and Latin Jazz, The Hodads host a California Beach Party July 23 at 6 pm, and Japanese Festival Sounds presents Contemporary Taiko Drumming September 10 at 5 pm. Advance tickets are 5 dollars for individuals and 15 dollars for families. gateside prices are 7 and 20 dollars respectively.
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San Marino Schools Foundation
Susie Hansen
Hodads
San Marino
Sounds
Lacy Park
Grad Night Brings Parents Together Before Students Depart
Grad Night marks a concluding phase for families in a shared educational path from elementary through high school. Parents reconnect during early years and remeet as the cycle ends, while students enjoy a final celebration after graduation with tours and a meet and greet on the baseball field before the night unfolds.
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