An art collection empowering artists is being hosted at the new home of the Academy of Special Dreams Foundation, The Alhambra, 1000 S. Fremont Ave.
The Community Conversations Series will provide an intimate digital forum to connect with students, parents, staff, and community members during a school year like no other anyone has ever experienced.
School Superintendent DeniseJaramillo said AUSD schools could open in phases and, no matter what, there will be an emergency plan in place to immediately convert all curriculum to distance learning should the need arise.
The Alhambra and The Ratkovich Company donated $6,000 to the Alhambra community in recognition of Teacher Appreciation Week.
AUSD is hosting the events from June 4-19 and is responsible for making sure participants comply with the protocols.
Although Covid-19 has forced cancellations of mainstay activities, it doesn’t mean seniors can’t still be celebrated for their amazing achievements.
To maintain the safety of families and staff, FNS started a new Grab & Go schedule April 8, and it will continue throughout the rest of the school year.
In Alhambra, we are fortunate to have many outlets for food
Nearly 20 local businesses and agencies support and participate in the program, providing vocational experience for students.
Mark Keppel, Alhambra, and San Gabriel finished with 60, 68, and 35 medals, respectively. Keppel walked away with the highest Division I honors, ranking first in both overall scores (48,103.7) and Super Quiz (5,600). They also made LA County ACADECA history by becoming the first school with a combined score of over 100,000 points between their A and B teams.
