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Girls' Soccer: Sage clinches CIF berth
NEWPORT COAST — Sage Hill School girls' soccer coach Catie Chase said her team came into Tuesday night's key Academy League match against Oxford Academy with three objectives. The first objective was to honor and celebrate the team's seniors on...Tags: Sports, California Interscholastic Federation, Soccer, Sage, Teaching and Learning
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Girls' Water Polo: CdM tops Newport Harbor for third place in Irvine SoCal Championships
IRVINE — Quarterfinals, semifinals, third-place match, championship match. It doesn't really matter. The last two seasons, the Corona del Mar and Newport Harbor High girls' water polo teams have always found a way to meet up in a tournament. "We...
Tags: Sports, California Interscholastic Federation, Entertainment, Ice Hockey, Dance
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Smith: Legal drugs more deadly than guns
About a month ago, I commented on the futility of attempting gun control. I wrote that "there are 270 million privately owned firearms in the U.S. The U.S. is the world leader in both the number of privately owned guns and, more telling, the rate of...Tags: Washington, DC, Vicodin (drug), Prescription Drugs, Los Angeles Times, Teaching and Learning
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Making a push against bullying
Plain white paper with insults scrawled across it stars in an anti-bullying video produced by a 14-year-old Newport Beach girl. Students from Ensign Intermediate School hold up the words covering their faces in the black-and-white clip: Fat. Stupid....Tags: Health and Safety at School, Education, Teaching and Learning
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Misty May-Treanor digs Ensign
Misty May-Treanor said it was surreal to return to Ensign Intermediate School in Newport Beach on Thursday, where she spoke to students and answered questions. The three-time Olympic gold medalist had not been on the campus since graduating to Newport...
Tags: Misty May-Treanor, Volleyball, Education, Kerri Walsh-Jennings, Teaching and Learning
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Community College Baseball: OCC virtually starting from scratch
Budget cuts have pared Orange Coast College baseball coach John Altobelli's staff to the point that he is sometimes the only non-player in uniform at a Pirates' practice. But if he is looking for familiar companionship in his 21st season at the OCC...Tags: Sports, Baseball, Piracy, College Baseball, Pittsburgh Pirates
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Check It Out: Keeping an eye on the curriculum
California public schools, along with public schools in 44 other states, are adopting a new set of standards. The Common Core State Standards (http://www.corestandards.org) for K-12 are a set of language arts and math standards developed to ensure that...Tags: Arts and Culture, Poetry, Schools, Public Schools, Los Angeles Times
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Commentary: The case for more school counselors
Any teacher can point out the students in their classes who have psychological problems. There are clear indications, some even to the casual observer: lack of friends, uncommonly quiet or the opposite, choice of clothes, bodily issues, etc. The...Tags: Psychologists, School Examinations, Teaching and Learning, Health and Medical Professionals
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Students start at ocean-view campus
Students could see sprawling coastal views while they read their syllabuses at Coastline Community College's Newport Beach Campus Monday. As the spring semester began, the concrete and glass building that dominates a 3.4-acre campus overlooking...
Tags: Chris Sullivan, Teaching and Learning
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High School Roundup: Grable scores 27 in CdM win
BOYS' BASKETBALL Corona del Mar 73, Irvine 51 CORONA DEL MAR — Blake Grable scored all 27 of his points in the first half for the Sea Kings in the Pacific Coast League game Tuesday. Grable hit five three-pointers. Max Stone had 20 points...Tags: Northwood, Education, Sage, Teaching and Learning
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Latino kids disproportionately victimized by teachers, lawyer says
A former state senator called Monday for an investigation into what she said was a disproportionately large number of Latino students believed to have been victimized by teachers in the Los Angeles Unified School District. Martha Escutia, now an...Tags: Robert Pimentel, Mark Berndt, Sex Crimes, Teachers, Teaching and Learning
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Second parent says principal ignored concerns about accused teacher
A second parent at a George de la Torre Elementary School in Wilmington has come forward to say that the former principal ignored allegations that a teacher was touching students inappropriately. Maria Zacapa, whose child is now in the eighth grade,...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Teachers
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