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The Gifted Preschool (GPS) in Encinitas is excited about its 30th year of teaching North County’s brightest two-, three-, and four-year-old children. Basic goals and objectives in GPS’ classes are met creatively through language exercises, conversation, stories, word games, and the written word. Mathematical concepts are conveyed through the use of materials such as sand…
Throughout the month of August, Operation Homefront will be distributing backpacks and school supplies for local military children, who will be invited to events where they can pick out their own backpack and then stuff it with all of the supplies they need for a successful school year. To lend a helping hand, you can…
The 2009 graduating class at San Diego Jewish Academy (SDJA) had nine lifers — students who attended the school from kindergarten to 12th grade. Lifer Micah Frank shared his and his classmates’ experience at SDJA in his graduation speech and celebrated their friendship and kindness. “What’s noteworthy about the class of 2009 is the leadership…
Since its founding in 1973, Rancho Santa Fe’s Diegueño Country School has been green, with numerous programs and events that work towards saving the environment while instilling these core values in its students. The school even formed the first Southern California chapter of Roots and Shoots, an organization founded by Jane Goodall, PhD to help…
Spring in San Diego brings with it subtle signs — monarch butterflies, hummingbirds, whooping cranes, and other animals migrate; plants bloom; and temperatures and sunlight experience their seasonal shifts. The Children’s School (TCS) in La Jolla is allowing its students to explore these changes by tracking signs and gathering data for Journey North, a Web-based…
Corinne Wilcox was frustrated. It’s not that she wasn’t trying hard in school — she really was — but everything just seemed harder for her, especially reading. It had been like that since the second grade, when she was held back while all her friends went on without her. She felt so embarrassed. “Throughout…
Sixth graders Ethan Epstein, Brandon Liu, and Mandy Wirt decided that they wanted to make a difference and set out to create a portable multi-sensory environment for children with disabilities. After visiting multi-sensory classrooms provided by the Jane Johnson Foundation and known as Jane’s Rooms, the trio learned about how help children with disabilities to improve…
Support Feeding San Diego’s Hunger Action Heroes comic and help classrooms turn learning into life-changing impact
The cancer survivor and former TV news writer inspires young readers with empowering messages, poetry, and recipes in her trio of illustrated books
Rancho Coastal Humane Society shares essential tips to keep you and your pets safe in any disaster
