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Returning Parents to Class

The school district is offering a seven-week program for parents of young children, 5 to 10, beginning Wednesday, March 7, from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Susi Q Community Center, 380 Third St.

Therapist Laura Rivas will teach the class, “Loving Solutions.”

“We are so excited to be able to offer parent education in town for our elementary parents,” said elementary school counselor Jami Parsons, who described the course as part of an evidenced based K-12 parent education curriculum utilized by neighboring communities with great success.

“Parenting is very difficult in today’s day and age and there is no instructional manual for raising children,” said El Morro Principal Chris Duddy. “Parent education is so important and often overlooked.”

For questions or to register, contact Parsons
at (949) 497-7790 or [email protected].

 

El Morro Holds Jog-a-thon

 

El Morro Elementary students will run, walk, jog and skip their way through the annual jog-a-thon school fundraiser on March 16,

 

The first run commences at 8:30 a.m. at 8681 N. Coast Highway.

 

Sponsors and awards still welcome. Contact Ann Henry at [email protected].

 

 

The Wallstein family inspects a student display.

Campus Re-Opens for Night Session

 

Arts Night at Top of the World Elementary earlier this month drew 330 families.

 

The school’s multipurpose room was successfully transformed into “The Dolphin Gallery” for the evening, and featured a visual arts piece exhibited by every student in the school.

 

 

 

Art Contest Seeks Entries

 

The Laguna Beach County Water District is seeking entries for its Roll Out the Rain Barrel Art Contest among secondary and college students within the city.

 

Participants must create an original design on the back of the official entry form, which can be picked up at the district’s headquarters , 306 Third St., or on www.lagunabeachwater.com.

 

Submissions are due March 16, by 5 p.m. For additional info: contact Michelle Madriz at 464-3107.

 

Enticing Students Into the Lab

 

SchoolPower is seeking public support for its fund-a-need initiative “Into the Lab,” an attempt to get more students to put aside textbooks to enter science labs.

 

To ensure that students continue to receive a top science education, SchoolPower is seeking $68,100 at its March 3 dinner dance for science improvements at Laguna Beach High School.

 

For more information call 949-494-6811.

 

Two Locals on BU’s Dean’s List

 

Morgan S. Myers and Dylan N. Somerset, two Laguna Beach residents, were named to the Dean’s List at Boston University for the fall semester.

 

 

 

 

 

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