Seniors Duckworth, Drandell place fourth at Rowing Nationals
Seniors Jessie Duckworth and Michelle Drandell rowed their way to an impressive finish at the 2018 Youth National Rowing Championships.
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Month: September 2018
MBUSD should be doing more to address asbestos
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. […]
HBCSD builds news fence at Hermosa Valley School
The district constructs a fence to ensure the safety and protection of students. […]
Foreign cheating scandal takes place on reused SAT
Foreign students fly to U.S. to retake previously administered SAT exam. […]
Costa pool reopens after closure due to recurring leakage, maintenance errors
Unexpected extension of pool closure prevents Costa aquatics practice for weeks […]
Many students, teachers are left without textbooks due to asbestos related closure of Costa library
Due to the closure of the library during freshman registration on Aug. 16, textbooks are still not available to many students for their classes. […]
Administration closes library after asbestos contamination
Mira Costa’s administration closed the library and three adjacent classrooms on Aug. 16 to investigate the illegal removal, handling and disposal of asbestos in the process of converting the library storage room to a functional workspace. […]
Fonoimoana leaves Costa to join the USC coaching staff
Eric Fonoimoana is transitioning from a Mustang to a Trojan on the sand this year.
Fonoimoana coached the Mira Costa girls’ beach volleyball team for six years, but recently accepted a job to coach girls beach volleyball at the University of Southern California.
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‘Age of Summer’ entertains local South Bay residents as a heartwarming beach film
The coming of age film, “Age of Summer,” released on Sept. 7, depicts the struggles of a young Junior Lifeguard in Hermosa Beach, inspiring and moving audiences of all ages in the South Bay. […]
‘Don’t Shoot Me Down’ provokes powerful emotions through art
When photographer Bernard Fallon hears the word “shoot,” he typically thinks of a camera, but with his piece “Click, Click,” Fallon creatively illustrates the world of a photographer whose work is strongly influenced by gun violence. Photo by Grace Dietz […]