The class of 2019 will say their farewells this year, but the first step to this process has been reached on less than satisfactory grounds. After it was decided that this year’s graduation cap and gown colors would just be green, many students were upset with these results. […]
With the holiday season in full swing, the extensive damage at the hands of the wildfires has easily become buried with the rest of the commotion as the year concludes. Recent wildfires in the Los Angeles area have caused great destruction amongst many homes and families living near Malibu. Hundreds of thousands of acres were destroyed, leaving families homeless. […]
The issue of trash being left out at Mira Costa has become increasingly noticeable and hard to ignore. The lack of respect of Costa students is seen in how there is always trash. Students do not seem to care about the mess they are leaving behind, and how this ruins the image at Costa. It also leads me to believe that Costa has not created an environment that generates respect and pride from its students. […]
Earlier this year, the Manhattan Beach Unified School District limited the amount of days for school sponsored travel trips to 9 school days. Although students may be missing class time, travel trips provide a unique opportunity for students to learn by connecting ideas learned in class with reality. […]
Students gained access to textbooks yesterday for the first time since asbestos exposure forced the Mira Costa administration to close the library. However, the inconvenience that the asbestos has caused has drastically affected teacher and student efficiency and has been disadvantaging students all year. […]
The asbestos in the library has caused a great deal of inconvenience at Mira Costa High School, and legal action by MBUSD should be taken to cover the damage. In the Mira Costa Library the tiles containing asbestos were sanded, resulting in toxic material being dispersed in the air. […]
Over the past years the Social Emotional Wellness committee has been discussing ways to help reduce the amount of student stress. One response to that has been the Scheduling Committee who have discussed the idea of implementing a block schedule. […]
By Kyra Williams News Editor The Manhattan Beach Unified School District Board of Trustees discussed its proposal to shorten extracurricular school-sponsored trips on April 18. Although students may be absent for an extended amount of […]
By Madeleine Powell Arts editor At the April 18 Manhattan Beach Unified School District Board of Trustees meeting, the board discussed the newly proposed changes to the MBUSD school-sponsored trip policy that would limit extracurricular […]
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