San Diego considers two candidates for Grossmont post
From a field of 29 applicants SMUSD Superintendent Thomas A. Godley and Capistrano associate Thomas R. Anthony were chosen to interview for Grossmont Union’s superintendent job. Trustees and community panels meet them today as SD trustees praise their qualifications.
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Council Sworn In LeSage Makes Way for Brown
Mayor Don Cotton announced official results of the March 4 general municipal election at swearing-in ceremonies Tuesday March 11. Brown Dryden Cotton and Sun won four year council terms. Cotton praised outgoing member Bernie LeSage and presented a palm tree birdhouse as a memento of his service.
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Shilyansky Earns Westinghouse Science Talent Prize
Tribune staff notes Carrie Shilyansky won second place in the Westinghouse Science Talent Search. The class erupted with pride as the news spread quickly through the first period. See Shilyansky, page A-5.
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Music Man Ast Read to Take Stage at SMHS
For months 62 SMHS students have forfeited homework to sing and rehearse in Neher Auditorium. Tomorrow at 8 p.m. the public can see The Music Man, the fifth school musical. Director Benny Wright says this cast is potentially the most talented yet and leads head by Bonnie Hanson and Marlys Marstellar.
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Arbor Day planted in San Marino with Chinese Club
The Chinese Club and 30 participants joined City Council and Jui hsiung Ouyang of the Taipei Economics and Cultural Office in Los Angeles to plant 52 holly oak trees in Lacy Park. Mayor Don Cotton and Councilwoman Betty Brown spoke, noting Arbor Day significance and local tree stewardship.
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Board Hears About New Petition Against Gay Support Groups
SMHS debate on school support groups continues as Bruce McGregor urges deferring decisions and votes while Janean Spencer notes 450+ signatures protesting authorizing homosexual and lesbian groups. He argues schools should focus on academics and defer support groups to churches and communities.
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Foundation donates 250000 to SM Schools initiative
Teri Pollitt and Kathy Sweeney presented a 250000 check to SMUSD on March 11 as the first installment of the foundation's annual campaign pledge. Colleen Fitzpatrick will join the Foundation as administrator on March 17.
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School Board Debates Stoneman Reopening And Long Term Plans
Board members wrestle with reopening Stoneman now versus adhering to a master plan. Proposals include converting Stoneman to K‑3, Carver expansion, and Valentine modular options. most prefer delaying reopening and pursuing long term growth with community input and cost considerations.
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