San Marino Titans may host extra home game this season
The San Marino High School football team continues its road trips while Titan Stadium gains a synthetic field and track. With progress ahead of schedule, citizens oversight chair Scott Jenkins says the Titans could host another varsity game, potentially the October 21 Rio Hondo League clash with Monrovia, after an electrical panel arrived on Tuesday. Mitch Lehman
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Carver Elementary Wins National Blue Ribbon Award
Carver Elementary School received the National Blue Ribbon Award, the nation’s top honor for exemplary schools. Principal Liz Hollingsworth praised teachers, staff, students, parents, and the community for their role in the nomination and success.
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San Marino District Tops California School Rankings
San Marino Unified School District ranks first among 328 California unified districts with an API score of 932. The measure blends CST results, high school exit exam and graduation rates to compare districts statewide. San Marino elementary schools Carver and Valentine place 61st and 76th nationally, with strong secondary school performance.
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Yip Humble and Honored Address Rotary Club of San Marino
Andrew Yip became the first President of the Chinese Club of San Marino to address the Rotary Club, calling the moment humbling and honoring. He traced the club’s history from informal 1970s meetings to the 1981 start of the Chinese School with four classrooms, now serving over 1,000 students. Yip highlighted the club’s Huntington Drive clubhouse use for dancing and floral classes and noted the club’s centennial clock project and time capsule plans.
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Police Chief Ari Farris Resigns in San Marino
San Marino confirms interim Police Chief Gary Isaacs will start October 1 2005 as Ari Farris leaves to seek other opportunities. Mayor Wishner notes Isaacs long service since 1980 and calls for a smooth transition while Farris receives a high recommendation if requested.
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Katrina's Wrath Affected Life of City Councilman Bayle
San Marino City Councilman Emile Bayle and his wife Tinker, longtime New Orleans natives, fled Katrina with sister Yvonne and husband Joseph Bayle, traveling 200 miles to Alexandria then to Mt. Pleasant Texas. They arrived with $65, home declared safe, and expect to return around November as utilities resume. A Sept 15 mixer raised 760 for hurricane relief, all going to the Bayles with gratitude.
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San Marino PTA Leaders Begin Energetic Year
The San Marino PTA Presidents start a new year to strengthen ties with the school district and boost community support. Earlene Cheung, current San Marino Schools Foundation President and North Carolina native, leads as Council President, guiding site presidents with extensive volunteer experience and ongoing community involvement.
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