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Monrovia Unified Students Recognized During Village Program Lights On Celebration Nearly 300 students from Santa Fe Computer Science School, and Monroe and Plymouth elementary schools moonwalked their way through a Michael Jackson tribute on Oct. 11 during a Lights On Afterschool celebration honoring their scholastic achievement. State Sen. Anthony Portantino, whose district includes Monrovia, thanked Monroe Elementary fourth-grader Lanayah Gholar and Clifton Middle School sixth-grader Chloe Errickson, who accompanied him to Sacramento in May to advocate for Senate Bill 78, a measure designed to increase funding for the After School Education and Safety (ASES) program. “Many parents have full-time jobs, so having an after-school program is a big help to them and their children,” Errickson said. Gholar and Errickson presented Portantino with a painting of a tree in appreciation for his work as Budget Subcommittee chairman in pushing for the funding increase, which was included in the state budget signed by Gov. Jerry Brown in June. “The Village Program is important because it gives us time to do our homework,” Gholer said. Monrovia Unified’s Village Extended School Program is supported by an ASES grant and serves more than 600 students before and after school at
Monroe Elementary School fourth-grader Lanayah Gholer and Clifton Middle School sixth-grader Chloe Errickson present a gift to State Sen. Anthony Portantino (far left) for his efforts to increase California state subsidies for afterschool programs during the Village Program’s Lights On Afterschool celebration on Oct. 11. – Courtesy photo
Bradoaks, Monroe, Plymouth and Wild Rose elementary schools, and Clifton and Santa Fe middle schools. Village fosters student academic, physical, social and emotional development, and is recognized by the California Department of Education as a Distinguished After School Health (DASH) program. “We are so proud of Lanayah and Chloe for their advocacy in supporting our after-school programs,” Board
of Education Vice President Terrence Williams said. “They are examples of our many Monrovia Unified students who recognize the importance of the opportunities we provide, and are brave to lend their voices to a cause that will strengthen their academic future on behalf of others.” Portantino visited Monroe Elementary in May as part of a Los Angeles County Office of Education (LACOE) effort to
boost funding for the ASES program. It was then that Portantino recruited Gholar and Errickson to assist him in advocating in front of the state legislature. “California’s ASES program received its first increase in funding in over 10 years, largely through the efforts of Lanayah and Chloe, who were representing not just Monrovia and the Village Program, but over 400,000 students throughout the state who depend on the funding for their afterschool programs,” Portantino said. “They are tremendous students who really made a difference.” Lights On Afterschool is a nationwide event held in October to celebrate afterschool programs and their role in keeping students safe, inspiring them to learn and helping working families. The Village Program will hold Lights On celebrations for Bradoaks and Wild Rose elementary schools at Clifton Middle School on Oct. 25. “The Village Program supports Monrovia families by providing students a safe place to concentrate on their studies, socialize with friends and engage in healthy activities,” Superintendent Dr. Katherine Thorossian said. “I am so proud of Lanayah and Chloe for representing Monrovia Unified. Addressing our elected officials for a cause they believe in – especially in a public setting – would be difficult for most of us, but they did so in an articulate and effective manner.”
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Back to School at Barnhart
Barnhart School provides an exceptional educational experience for its students throughout its Kindergarten to 8th grade program. Founded in 1959 as an outreach of the Santa Anita Church community, Barnhart School is a wonderful place for students, families and educators, as they celebrate a shared desire to ensure their students to thrive within the caring community. When a parent sends their child to Barnhart, it demonstrates that they value the education provided by independent schools including strong academic
programs, a focus on character development, a balanced experience with enrichment activities, and dedicated teaching professionals who are focused on what is best for students. Barnhart graduates consistently place in the area’s top high schools, and in addition they recognize the importance of helping students develop emotionally and socially. Barnhart students are “difference-makers” which we see every day through their academic, artistic, and athletic successes. The foundation provided through the program lasts a lifetime.
Citrus College’s Early College Program Opens Doors to Opportunity To many high school students, the idea of attending college seems far away. It might even seem so distant that students lose motivation and fail to prepare themselves for higher education. While this may be a common experience in some schools, it’s not the case at Claremont, Duarte, Gladstone, Monrovia and Sierra high schools. On these campuses, the prospect of attending college and earning a higher degree is very real. Why? Because some of their students are already attending college. Partnering with Citrus College, the abovementioned high schools established Early College Programs as part of their curriculum, allowing high school seniors, juniors and – depending on the school – sophomores and freshmen, to enroll in classes offering college credit. One fantastic highlight of the Early College Program is that the college-credit courses are
Citrus makes college a reality for local high school students. – Courtesy photo / Citrus College
also required classes for high school students. The Early College Program is not extra homework or an afterschool program – it’s dual enrollment. Students work toward graduation while earning college credit. As studies reveal, this proactive approach to introducing students to college has yielded great results. Most students who participate in the Early College Program continue
their education by transferring to Citrus College or by gaining acceptance into four-year CSUs and UCs. It’s simple, it’s effective, and it can be life-changing. Students interested in joining the Early College Program should contact their school counselors to learn about the program’s requirements and selection process. At Citrus College, the doors of opportunity are always open.
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Bosco Tech
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Bosco Tech is an all-male Catholic high school that combines a rigorous collegepreparatory and technology-focused education. The innovative science, engineering, technology and math (STEM) curriculum allows students to exceed university admission requirements while completing extensive integrated coursework in one of several applied science and engineering fields. Each year, the school achieves 100% four-college acceptance with more than sixty percent of graduates pursuing college degrees and professions in STEM fields. Extracurricular programs reinforce
what is taught in classrooms and labs. Athletics plays a vital role in supporting the personal growth of the student by teaching vital life lessons in dedication, self-discipline, and perseverance. A member of the CIF- Southern Section and CAA, Bosco Tech competes in nine sports: baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, soccer, tennis, track and field, and volleyball. Students also have the opportunity to participate in nearly 30 clubs, honor societies, and civic engagement and leadership programs. For more information, visit www. boscotech.edu.
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Cathy Women's Association Hosts the Third Annual Scholarship Grant Ceremony Melanie Hayashida and Chenglin Jiang co-host this year’s event On Sunday, October 29, 2017, the Cathy Women’s Association will host the Third Annual Scholarship Grant Ceremony to provide grants to students of low-income families in the surrounding communities in San Gabriel Valley. The ceremony will gather students and friends together, leaders from local elected officials, donors, and women who care about their communities. The ceremony aims to promote the importance of education and to recognize the diligent efforts of the students in achieving academic excellence. This event will also bring awareness to our community to get involved as donors, participants, or recipients and to foster caring and love of others. The agenda for the day will include speech from delegates and students, student music and art performances, scholarship grant presentation, and group photography. The ceremony will take place at the Cultural Center in El Monte on Sunday, October 29 from 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Guests Include Mayor of Arcadia, San Marino, Temple City, Councilmember of Duarte, Los Angeles County Supervisor 5thDistrict Kathryn Barger and Chinese Consulate General in Los Angeles.
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Clairbourn Remains a Stand-Out Educational Institution It’s admissions season, and now is the time to tour private schools. Founded in 1926, Clairbourn School is a top independent provider of fullspectrum education for preschool through eighth grade students. Now with S.T.E.M. studies intensively integrated into the curriculum, plus after-school offerings, new outdoor learning spaces and vegetable gardens, a brand new technology lab, and newly refreshed athletic facilities and a swimming pool, Clairbourn remains a standout educational institution with an experienced, professional teaching staff. The 8-acre campus, with state-of-the-art security, is welcoming, beautiful, and spacious, and the classrooms are equipped with the latest educational technology. Clairbourn emphasizes character, respect for one another, and responsibility for one’s community, as well as giving back—qualities that leaders of tomorrow most need. Students have the opportunity to participate in endless activities. They become natural public speakers because they have so many opportunities to speak and perform in front of their peers. As a result, Clairbourn students are welleducated, well-spoken, well-rounded, and well-prepared for high school. Clair-
Clairbourn emphasizes character, respect for one another, and responsibility for one’s community.
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bourn is fully accredited by CAIS and WASC. To book a tour online visit http:// tinyurl.com/bookatour4me, call admissions at (626) 286-3108, or go to the website at www.clairbourn.org.
Elite of Arcadia
More students choose to do their test prep at Elite of Arcadia than at anywhere else in the San Gabriel Valley. Elite of Arcadia, which has been in business 25 years, prides itself in their commitment to student learning and achieving excellence. They believe that every student, when properly encouraged and supported, can achieve more than they thought
possible, and Elite of Arcadia seeks to instill that kind of confidence through their test prep classes and college counseling services. Elite of Arcadia, which is open Tue-Fri 12-8 and Sat 8-6, is located at 1135 W. Huntington Dr. #220, Arcadia, CA 91007. To contact Elite of Arcadia call (626) 287-1245. www.eliteprep.com/ arcadia
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High Point Academy Strives to Be the Best it Can Be
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Immaculate Heart’s 112th Year of Service & Scholarship
Virtually 100 percent of Immaculate Heart High School graduates matriculate to college, including to the most prestigious universities in the country. – Courtesy photo
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High Point Academy’s mission is to awaken the joy of lifelong learning in each kindergarten-8th grade student. With small class sizes, teachers are able to provide a stimulating and innovative educational experience in the most nurturing and caring environment possible. Through a challenging yet balanced curriculum, each child is motivated to flourish academically, emotionally, morally, physically, and socially. Our teachers recognize, embrace, and develop each child’s true potential. Service learning, STEAM, technology, athletics, arts, theater arts and music, world languages in
Spanish and French, library, and green sustainable living are embedded in the enriched curriculum. We offer physical education five days a week, an iMac technology center, a 1:1 laptop program in 4th-8th grades and a 2:1 iPad program in kindergarten-3rd grade, strong parent partnerships, a beautiful and impeccably maintained campus, and a dedicated faculty and staff. High Point invites you to see our diverse, close-knit community for yourself at one of our upcoming open houses. For more information visit www.highpointacademy.org or call (626)-798-8989.
Since its founding in 1906, Immaculate Heart has educated and empowered young women in its role as a private, Catholic, college preparatory school. Now in its 112th year, Immaculate Heart remains committed to the intellectual, spiritual, and social development of girls in sixth through 12th grades. Steeped in beloved traditions, Immaculate Heart offers a distinguished history, with more than 10,000 graduates. Its hillside campus, centrally located in Los Angeles near Griffith Park, welcomes students of geographic, ethnic and religious diversity from throughout the city and neighboring communities. Virtually 100 percent of IH graduates matriculate to college, including to the most prestigious universities in the country, with many earning substantial merit scholarships. Immaculate Heart’s rigorous high school
curriculum offers 14 honors classes and 18 Advanced Placement courses, including the new two-year AP Capstone course. Other unique offerings like “Engineer Your World” and “Advanced Algebra with Financial Applications” promote interest in science, technology, engineering and math fields as students solve real-world challenges. The school’s Catholic identity is rooted in service and social justice. Last year, students contributed more than 14,000 hours of community service. Additionally, students participate in retreats and liturgies, theatre, visual arts, and more than 30 clubs. Nearly a third of all high school students also play at least one IH sport. IH fields teams in basketball, cross country, diving, equestrian, soccer, softball, swimming, tennis, track & field, and volleyball. Learn more at www.immaculateheart.org.
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La Salle High School is Opening its Doors to the Community Open house is on Nov. 5 La Salle College Preparatory is dedicated to excellent student success in academics, arts and athletics. For over 60 years, La Salle students have been taught to think critically, to discover and analyze and to communicate knowledge and understanding to others. Opening the door to higher education, the La Salle campus provides a safe and comfortable backdrop in a rigorous college preparatory environment. La Salle offers 16 AP courses and 14 honors courses. Student Life, visual and performing arts, honor and service societies, student clubs and organizations, student television and publications, provide a healthy and warm community atmosphere for all its students. In addition, the Lancers field 22 athletic teams on the varsity level. La Salle’s new Innovation Design LAB is part of the STEAM (Science, Tech-
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nology, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics) program. The i.d. LAB involves students to authentically learn to solve problems. Robotics, 3D printers, laser cutters, GPS and environmental lab kits, and a Makers Space are all included. La Salle is a private, Catholic, co-educational, college preparatory high school, with the Mission to Nurture, Inspire, Challenge and Motivate their students. La Salle is a Lasallian School - an educational
institution that draws its philosophy and inspiration from the Christian Brothers whose reputation for excellence in education extends back to 1680. During the last 5 years 99.5% of their graduates have gone on to college with 90% going to 4-year institutions. Please join us at our Open House on November 5. For information call 626.696.4300 or go to our website at www.lasallehs. org.
Maranatha: A Community Unlike Any Other As one of the only nondenominational Christian schools in the San Gabriel Valley, Maranatha High School has a long-standing reputation of providing an excellent college preparatory education in a Christrevering context. Maranatha is a unique and vibrant community that integrates faith in every aspect of living, learning, and serving. This leads to genuine student transformation in their spiritual maturity and growth. The student/teacher relationships at Maranatha are key to the strength of the school community, with students noting how grateful they are for the mentorship and assistance the staff offers. Maranatha offers 37 advanced placement and honors courses and has continually proven to be exceptional in the performing and visual arts, as well as competitive in athletics with CIF and state level wins. It’s
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a wonderful home for the all-around diverse student. In addition, there are many other great opportunities on campus, including a wide variety of clubs from which to choose, as well as mission trips and service opportunities locally and globally. Maranatha serves approximately 550 students from 98 different feeder schools and 175 Christian church backgrounds. Maranatha High School invites you to
schedule a visit to its gorgeous campus near Old Pasadena and see for yourself why Maranatha is an educational community unlike any other. If you are interested in learning more, mark your calendars to attend Admissions Open House on Saturday, Nov. 4, at 10 a.m. Also, you may contact the Admissions office to arrange a personal preview. Visit maranathahighschool.org for more information.
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Play Smarter Basketball for Boys and Girls
Mt. Sierra College Provides Exceptional Bachelor Degree Programs and Gives Personal Attention to Every Student
Mt. Sierra College understands that education is an individual and unique experience and every student is important. Unlike some big colleges, students at Mt. Sierra know their Instructors and each other. Classes are taught by industry professionals who bring real-world experiences to the classroom and smaller class size means that every student receives personal attention. The curriculum is based on industry needs to better prepare students for entering the workforce. The campus offers all courses on-site in state of the art classrooms. Classes are kept small to allow for more personalized instruction. Students like the caring and supportive environment that includes assistance with financial aid and scholarships for those who qualify and career services for help in finding a job. Mt. Sierra College is located at 800 Royal Oaks Drive, on the corner of Mountain Avenue and Royal Oaks and
offers Bachelor Degrees in Media Arts with concentrations in Visual Design, Game Arts and Design, and Computer Information Technology, Information Security, Network Communications and Business Administration. One thing that sets Mt. Sierra apart from other colleges is lifelong learning. Graduates of the college can return to take classes (tuition-free) to keep their skills current. Lifelong learning is one of the ways Mt. Sierra College provides value to students even after they graduate. Mt. Sierra College is an excellent, local choice for students who want to improve their career opportunities by earning their bachelor’s degree. There are generous scholarship opportunities available to motivated students. To find out about scholarship opportunities contact the school now. Winter term starts January 8. For more information visit: www.mtsierra.edu or call (626) 873-2100.
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All classes at Play Smarter Basketball are co-ed and children begin training from age six through high school athletes. The program has been training and developing local boys and girls for more than 40 years, and many of the kids have gone on to become outstanding athletes. Parents will see good, steady results while their child is learning proper basketball skills from the very best possible coaching staff available. They are confident that every child will love the staff and PSB program! PSB also offers an advanced training program, (Cream of the Crop), where they
will help take any child to the next level. The Cream of the Crop training program is designed for those boys and girls that are playing or want to be able to be on a school team and are serious about their own personal improvement. PSB believes that both the parents and children will like their development program, and if they’re not satisfied for any reason after the first class, PSB will offer a refund on the same day. For more information, please contact 626-4828267 or email him at coachmarquis@ gmail.com.
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Southwestern Academy Offers College Preparatory Programs for Students Around the World Southwestern Academy is a co-ed boarding and day school offering grades 6-12 for college prep students from around the United States and the world. Founded in 1924, they have become a school rich in culture and diversity, catering to the educational needs of both domestic and international students. Their close-knit community of faculty and staff make every student feel as if they are part of the family. Southwestern Academy has two campuses, with the original campus located in San Marino, California, a residential community near Pasadena and Los Angeles, and the ranch campus in Rimrock, Arizona, near Sedona in the red rock cowboy country. Their unique campuses provide
a peaceful, safe, and beautiful space for students to thrive. The small class settings allow students who are
grouped by achievements to receive the attention they require while maximizing their abilities to develop. Academic programs
in both campuses include college preparatory courses and ESL (English as a Second Language) as needed. Extracurricular activities include soccer, tennis, volleyball, basketball, baseball, and a rich program of music and visual/media arts, along with many other clubs suited for a variety of interests. Come feel the excitement of learning at either campus. Southwestern Academy offers to anyone to explore their community online or in person with a private tour to discover what they offer. For more information, please visit their website at www.southwesternacademy.edu or contact the admissions office at admissions@southwesternacademy.edu (626)799-5010 ext. 05.
Stratford School Develops Students From Preschool to 8th Grade At Stratford School, high expectations yield extraordinary results. Their advanced yet, intentionally balanced curriculum starts as early as preschool to inspire and nurture the minds and hearts of every student. From the outset, they simplify challenging concepts, then accelerate learning to enable their students to study ahead of grade level, develop a love of learning, and ready them for the future. From preschool through 8th grade, Stratford’s curriculum is infused with sequential instruction in science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics — STEAM — to help students develop the diverse set
of problem-solving skills and talents they’ll need in today’s world. Stratford school accomplishes this through a unique cross-
disciplinary approach that enhances critical thinking, integrates ideas from multiple subjects, and ultimately expands student learning. Beyond the classroom,
students discover their passions through extracurricular activities, personal enrichment, physical education, and free play. Their caring teachers cultivate fun, nurturing classrooms where performance is rewarded and children feel confident in trying new things. Consequently, students laugh a lot, and learn even more. By harnessing the collective power of students, teachers, and administrators, Stratford School prepares students to excel and become the future generation of creative problem solvers, innovators, and confident, leaders. For additional information go to www. stratfordschools.com.
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The Gooden School Gooden’s close knit community Carl Parke, the new head of The Gooden School, believes strongly in the supports families in a student’s tradiimportance of seeing students with dirty tional academic pursuits but also in hands and the sound of laughter emanat- raising principled, ethical young people. ing from classrooms. “For me, dirty Gooden offers time each week in chapel to develop hands signify a student’s own an engaged spirituality, regardand studentless of their faith centered background. The learning enviGooden School ronment. motto, “Respect Laughter for self, respect for tells me our others, and respect students are for the world,” is having fun, and a central tenet at I think everyone the school, and learns more from that base, the when they are There are also many occasions for students to have school arranges having fun.” many opportuniAt Gooden, fun. – Courtesy photo / The Gooden School ties for its students there are plenty to learn outside of of opportunities for students to get their hands dirty. the classroom. Field trips, both local and national, Whether it is working in the Garden of H.O.P.E or competing in a science fair allow our students to experience life where the judges are graduate students outside of the classroom. Through our at the prestigious California Institute service-learning program students work of Technology, hands-on opportunities with local, national, and international abound. There are also many occasions nonprofits to raise money and awarefor students to have fun, from learning ness. Open houses will be held on Saturday, improvisation in our noted theater program to singing and playing musical October 21, 2017 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. instruments from kindergarten through and Wednesday, January 21, from 4 – 5:30 p.m. eighth grade.
Westridge School Committed to Innovation in Girls’ Education In the Westridge Lower options and a wide-range Westridge School, an independent, forward- School, learning is project- of STEM (science, techthinking school for girls in based with longer class nology, engineering, and grades 4-12, is committed blocks for collaboration math) courses, such as to educating intellectually and discussion, research- Research in Science, which places students adventurous in professional thinkers, and labs including at courageous, Caltech and Chilcompassiondren’s Hospital ate leaders. Los Angeles. The school This year, balances the research of challenging the Westridge academics Research Initiaand a focus tive (www. on leadership The school balances challenging academics and a focus on westridge.org/ development leadership development with development of one’s sense wri), a program to with developof self and consideration of individuals’ responsibilities to identify, promote, ment of one’s others and the world. – Courtesy photo / Westridge School and employ sense of self best practices in and considereducating girls, is ation of individuals’ responsibilities to driven strategies for how mindfulness and balance. Learn more about others and the world. “We girls learn best. Students create an environment and have art and science for Westridge at an Open a curriculum that inspire a full hour every other House (October 28 for deep, personal engage- day and P.E. daily. The grades 4-6 & November ment in learning,” says Middle School curriculum 19 for grade 9) or at tours Head of School Elizabeth is highly interdisciplinary and information sessions McGregor. “Ultimately, and encourages students for all grades now through Information we want to prepare our to take ownership of December. students to live lives of their learning. The Upper and event registration can meaning, contribution, and School curriculum includes be found atwww.westridge. 15 Advanced Placement org/visit. impact.”
IMMACULATE HEART
A Private, Catholic, College Preparatory School For Girls Grades 6-12
“Educating the Hearts & Minds of Young Women Since 1906” Academic Playday for Eighth Graders Saturday, November 4, 2017 at 9 a.m. Middle School Open House Saturday, December 2, 2017 at 1 p.m. High School Open House Sunday, December 3, 2017 at 1 p.m. Middle School Entrance Exam Saturday, January 13, 2018 at 8:30 a.m. High School Entrance Exam for Admission & Merit Scholarships Saturday, January 20, 2018 at 8:30 a.m.
5515 Franklin Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90028 (323) 461-3651 ♥ www.immaculateheart.org
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maranatha high school
A COLLEGE PREPARATORY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL 169 South Saint John Avenue, Pasadena, CA 91105 www.maranathahighschool.org