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St. Philip the Apostle School will hold their annual summer Camp Falcon 2018 from June 18 to August 3, 2018, 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Camp Directors are Mrs. Maggie Sayegh and Mr. John Weyermuller. Don’t forget to sign up for 7 weeks of summer…
What is the purpose of education in today’s ever-changing global world? What are the big concepts and overarching skills we want High Point graduates to embrace? Among these big concepts, the research points to the paramount importance of teaching students how to think and how… 
Weizmann Middle school students with qualifying projects recently participated in the Los Angeles County Regional Science Fair. Students were interviewed by a panel of judges and awards were presented the following day. Mazal Tov to Maya L., 7th grade, for receiving an honorable mention medallion… 
Cesar Chavez on Stage Students on the Cesar Chavez committee, led by eighth grade Spanish teacher Señora Vasquez, coordinated the day’s events. Dozens of students designed posters, and participated in a tamale, horchata and helado fundraiser. Cesar Chavez Day is a time for students to… 
Polytechnic School: Dogged Determination
For some reason, I have always liked the way “dogged determination” sounds. The alliteration appeals to me, but that’s not all. I do know that many of the people I admire the most have it. These people rarely seek the spotlight or the quick headline. Often, in fact, they see spotlights as a distraction and headline-seeking as a betrayal of their principles — all sizzle, no substance. Growing up in Green Bay, Wisc., as one of four sons of a traveling hardware salesman and a nurse, my father pursued his education with an unrelenting focus that led to full scholarships…
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