Fewer CUSD students required intensive and strategic support during the 2021-2022 school year, while the district also saw a decrease in the number of students receiving D and F grades, according to formative assessment data that district officials presented to the Board of Trustees last week.
Featured Image: Charlotte Quintanar, a junior at Saint Margaret’s Episcopal School in San Juan Capistrano, won first place in the California Coastal Commission’s Climate Video…
By Breeana Greenberg The California Coastal Commission is asking middle school and high school students to answer the question: “What is your vision for a…
We invite parents who are interested in 2020-21 enrollment for Kindergarten – 9th grade students to learn more about our schools, Orange County Academy of…
Orange County Academy of Sciences and Arts (OCASA) students learn by doing. They are encouraged to ask questions, take risks, make discoveries, observe patterns, exhibit…
By Jake Howard For America’s top amateur surfers, the next week in South Orange County could mean the world. With the National Scholastic Surfing Association…
By Duane Paul Murphy Bernice Ayer Middle School organized its second annual WEB Orientation on Aug. 17 to prepare incoming students for the new school year….
By Jake Howard Massive congratulations to all the surfers at San Clemente High School and Shorecliffs Middle School. This week, you’re all Groms of the…
For the San Clemente Times Beginning Wednesday, Feb. 1, students in the Capistrano Unified School District (CUSD) can apply to one of 43 different academic…
New Business Kumon Math & Reading Centers 801 Via Suerte, Suite 102 949.492.8008 www.kumon.com Poonam Srivastava, the center director of Kumon Math & Reading Centers…
Float a Boat: Students Make Physics Fun Under overcast skies, the San Clemente High School physics classes conducted their annual Float a Boat event last…
