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No dance experience is required just kids who are looking to have fun. Dance classes will allow students to develop skills in musicality, movement and rhythm. While developing these skills, students will also have a chance to make new friends, play games, and dance to their favorite songs.
Sturm s goal is to bring children with developmental and intellectual disabilities together through dance. Sturm loves dancing and working with children, and hopes to bring happiness to a child s day.
Parents can register their child through Sturm s website togetherwedance.org and complete a registration form. The class Zoom link will be emailed after registration is completed.
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Due to school s landmark status, city s Historic Landmarks Commission must review project for authenticity
A window replacement project is proposed for Santa Barbara High School, which has original windows from its construction in the 1920s and ’30s. (Santa Barbara Unified School District photo) By Joshua Molina, Noozhawk Staff Writer | @JECMolina
April 4, 2021
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The Santa Barbara Unified School District is looking to replace 102 windows at the Santa Barbara High School campus, a move that would cost the district about $1.26 million.
Funding for the project would come out of Measure I bond funds.
The school board was set to vote on the project on Feb. 9, but it was removed from the agenda so the project could be reviewed by the Santa Barbara Historic Landmarks Commission.
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