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Tassels were moved and caps were thrown for the Malibu High School graduating Class of 2022. One hundred and seventeen students walked on the athletic field for the final time on Wednesday, June 8, and accepted their diplomas. The school’s 27th class only spent one full year of their high school careers on campus due to the Woolsey fire in 2018 and the covid-19 pandemic. ....
Reply(1) Superintendent Ben Drati, alongside Craig Foster, Karen Farrer, and school staff, cut a ribbon to inaugurate new buildings that will house science labs, a library and cafeteria, administrative offices, and more. (Michael Wittner/Patch) The building s large entryway (Michael Wittner/Patch) The library (Michael Wittner/Patch) Many classrooms feature foldable desks conducive to small group learning (Michael Wittner/Patch) MALIBU, CA Malibu schools are coming out ahead after a grueling year: last Friday, the city gathered to welcome two gleaming new buildings, and many of the class of 2021 - which has had its schooling interrupted by both the pandemic and the Woolsey Fire - are going to some of the nation s top colleges. ....
SMMUSD breaks down budget revisions May. 24, 2021 at 6:00 am Budget: The financial picture is improving for the local school district. Courtesy image COVID-19 has decimated the financials of institutions across the Westside, but Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District officials said this week that they expect to come out of the pandemic in better financial shape than previously projected. When SMMUSD leaders adopted its 2020-2021 budget in July 2020, it was projected that the district would be forced into deficit spending for the foreseeable future. But, according to Melody Canady, SMMUSD’s Assistant Superintendent of Business and Fiscal Services, the district’s latest budget revision predicts SMMUSD will see millions of dollars in COVID relief funds that will help bolster reserves in light of a $1.9 million expected decrease in property tax revenues. ....