Dear Friends,
Welcome to the new Canter Chronicle! I am incredibly excited to launch a blog to keep my constituents updated on issues facing the local schools, as well as events and updates that affect you and our students.
Come back here often as I will be updating the Canter Chronicle several times a week.
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The official blog of LAUSD's Board District 4.
I proudly represent the following high school complexes and their feeder schools: Venice HS, Palisades HS, University HS, Fairfax HS, Hollywood HS, Westchester HS and Taft HS.
About Me
Welcome!
Dear Friends,Welcome to the new Canter Chronicle!
I am incredibly excited to launch a blog to keep my constituents updated on issues facing the local schools, as well as events and updates that affect you and our students. Come back here often as I will be updating the Canter Chronicle several times a week.
Marlene
I am incredibly excited to launch a blog to keep my constituents updated on issues facing the local schools, as well as events and updates that affect you and our students. Come back here often as I will be updating the Canter Chronicle several times a week.
Marlene
Posts
Board District 4 Schools: Fairfax Complex
Board District 4 Schools: Hollywood Complex
Board District 4 Schools: Palisades Complex
Board District 4 Schools: University Complex
Board District 4 Schools: Venice Complex
Parent Groups and School Booster Clubs
- Act 4 Education
- Brentwood Science Magnet Booster
- Canyone Charter Booster Club
- Friends of Beethoven
- Friends of Couer d'Alene
- Friends of Lanai Road
- Friends of Paseo Del Rey
- Friends of Rosewood
- Mar Vista Enrichment Group
- Parents of Westchester With Orville Wright (POWWOW)
- Richland Booster Club
- Roscomare Booster Club
- Westwood Charter
- WPEF: Westchester Playa Del Rey Education Foundation
1 comment:
I am very excited to read your comments. You have always been a strong supporter of the "Whole Child." In the march for academic achievement, we are sometimes marching over kids that need medical and mental health interventions. Most parents are more concerned with quality of life issues for their kids. Parents don't base their decisions on API scores. They base them on the overall welfare of thier kids.
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