The BeachLife Festival will not take place on May 1-3
The BeachLife Festival located in Redondo Beach has been postponed and will be holding a SpeakEasy Event via live stream event on May 1 instead. […]
Articles by Bella Macleod
Bella Macleod is La Vista’s Executive Features Editor, and is responsible for editing stories and creating and designing pages for the Features section. In her previous year on the paper, she was the Features Editor. In her free time, Bella enjoys adventuring around L.A. and visiting family.
Manhattan Beach’s Closing of Public Areas
Mass cancelations of events and the closing of public areas are taking place around the Southbay as cautionary steps to prevent the spread of the infectious disease, Covid-19, also known as the CoronaVirus. […]
Senior Ballantine explores programs to advance fashion design skills
Senior Brooke Ballantine works hard on her endeavors going into the fashion industry. […]
Tibbett establishes organization aiming to provide universal menstrual hygiene management
Senior Collette Tibbets took what started as a Girl Scout’s project to a whole new level. […]
Welch sisters create non-profit organization to raise money for turtle sanctuaries
The Welch sisters share a love for marine life. Together, they established a local non-profit organization, Hermosa Tortuga, in an effort to prevent the decline of the sea turtle populations. Seniors Maya and Thea Welch and sophomore Ella Welch hope to spread the importance of their cause through beach cleanups. […]
Rapaport passes the CHSPE, begins college education early
At only 16 years old, Rebecca Rapaport went from being a sophomore in high school to a freshman in college. Rebecca Rapaport passed the California High School Proficiency Exam (CHSPE) in the spring of her sophomore year and is now taking classes at El Camino Community College. […]
Senior attend Letter of Recommendation meeting at the Small Theatre
Costa seniors attended the small theatre on Sept. 10 for the annual Letter of Recommendation Meeting during their english periods. Here counselors Robles, Ramirez, Santarosa and Beck presented what colleges including the UC’s, Cal States, private colleges, universities, and community colleges require for the contents within their applications including their minimum GPAs and how many letters of recommendations they require.
Maddie Hutchinson caters to more than students
When extra assistance is needed, Costa English teacher Maddie Hutchinson steps in to cater parties alongside her mother, Lisa, for the last 20 years. […]
Kristen Garberg voices herself out of the classroom
Outside of the classroom, Learning Center teacher Kristen Garberg strives to get her voice out. […]
Ian Uhalt finds a passion underwater
Costa Psychology and World History teacher Ian Uhalt takes his teaching skills underwater. […]