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View MoreEvery Hawthorne student gets free breakfast and lunch starting Aug. 19
Hawthorne School District will serve free breakfast and lunch to all students at its 13 sites starting Aug. 19 under the federal Community Eligibility Provision, eliminating meal applications for roughly 6,700 students and their families.
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View MoreRBUSD approves free youth mental health partnership, sets March election
The Redondo Beach Unified school board approved a no-cost behavioral health partnership with Beach Cities Health District, consolidated its March 2027 election with city races, and authorized more than $250,000 in contracts at its Aug. 11 meeting, the last before school starts Aug. 19.
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View MoreCenter Street School to get new principal as El Segundo board opens school year
The El Segundo Unified School District board met Monday, July 27, to introduce a new Center Street School principal, approve the year's first certificated personnel report, and certify official signatures for the 2026-27 fiscal year.
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View MoreRedondo Union becomes first L.A. County high school to offer Cambridge International program
Redondo Union High School is the first in L.A. County to adopt Cambridge International, offering eight advanced courses starting in fall 2026 that can earn students college credit at more than 1,000 U.S. universities.
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View MoreMBUSD board holds first retreat under new superintendent as district absorbs 59 position cuts
The MBUSD board held a governance retreat on Tuesday, July 14, under new Superintendent Dr. Kimberlie Linz, as the district navigates a budget built on the elimination of 58.85 staff positions and a per-student funding gap of $2,764 below the state median.
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View MoreRBUSD board approves five new dual enrollment courses and $2.37 million in food contracts
The RBUSD board on Tuesday, July 14, expanded its dual enrollment partnership with El Camino College to include five new courses at Redondo Union High School and approved $2.37 million in food service contracts for the coming school year.
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View MoreRedondo Beach Unified board meets Tuesday with food contracts, dual enrollment, and labor talks on the agenda
The Redondo Beach Unified board meets Tuesday, July 14, with dual enrollment expansion at Redondo Union High, more than $2.3 million in food service contracts, labor negotiations, and superintendent evaluation on the agenda.
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View MoreManhattan Beach Rotary Club passes $1 million in scholarships over 35 years
The Manhattan Beach Rotary Club has surpassed $1 million in cumulative scholarships awarded over 35 years, as former Mayor Richard Montgomery takes over as 2026-2027 president with plans to increase annual aid for Mira Costa High School students.
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View MoreMBUSD board meets July 15 after adopting budget built on deep staffing cuts
The MBUSD Board of Education holds its first regular meeting since adopting the 2026-27 budget at 5 p.m. Wednesday, July 15; the budget projects a small surplus after the district authorized nearly 59 position cuts, but per-pupil funding gaps and rising costs leave the structural deficit unresolved.
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View MoreMBUSD adopts budget with $879K surplus after months of layoff fears
Manhattan Beach Unified's board unanimously adopted a 2026-27 budget projecting an $878,887 surplus on June 18, a dramatic reversal from January's $7 million cut scenario, though multi-year deficits still loom.
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