Amid Coronavirus cancellations, the Drama and Tech Department is in the process of finding a way to ensure that it’s spring musical, Into the Woods can still be showcased. The show was supposed to open on April 24; however, the extended school shut down until May 5, the performances will not be able to occur. Additionally, because students may not gather during this time, they have not been rehearsing.
The district is working in close conjuction with the Los Angeles County Department of Health to ensure it takes the appropriate precautions and is well-educated about the virus. Along with conducting more targeted custodial services and cancelling school trips abroad to safeguard against the virus, district teachers have begun preparing the protocol for handling school shut downs. […]
Costa’s English department is awaiting approval from the Manhattan Beach Unified School District for a new senior English seminar for the 2020-21 school year titled “The Literature of Climate Change” to be taught by English teacher Matthew Wheeler. […]
On November 8, Newsweek released its list of the best STEM high schools in the country, with Costa’s STEM program ranking 384th out of the 500 top schools chosen. […]
Mira Costa’s Associated Student Body hosted the second University of California Los Angeles CLA blood drive on Feb.5 in the cafeteria from 8:00 a.m. to 2:09 p.m. […]
The Costa MUN team participated from Jan. 27 through Feb. 2 in the Harvard Model United Nations Conference in Boston. […]
Costa Band and Orchestra students participated in the annual Rotary Solo Competition finals on Jan. 31 in the auditorium. […]
Dr. Suzane Webb was appointed as the new Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources in the Manhattan Beach District School Board meeting on November 20. She began work on December 1. […]
Costa teachers and students informed during third period today that students are to stay indoors during lunch for the day due to the current air quality. […]
Senior members of the National Charity League’s Manhattan-Hermosa chapter painted storm drains along the Manhattan Beach strand over the summer as part of their senior project. The miniature paintings feature various ocean life and the county of Los Angeles’ “No Dumping” logo. They serve as a reminder of the effects that pollution has on the ocean and to discourage people from littering into these drains. […]
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