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Kindergarten Rocks!
It is natural in a school that runs from Age 3 to Grade 12 that the older students draw more of the public attention. They are beginning to move out into the world. Their athletic feats and academic achievements are more public, often garnering newspaper headlines and television time. In many ways, these students have begun telling their own life stories.
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LOWER SCHOOL -- Third grade artist Gabriel Jinich was feted Tuesday night as one of six San Diego County finalists whose work is being exhibited as part of a celebration of Mexican Independence and the MexicanRevolution celebrations.Gabriel and his…
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Country Day Artist In Escondido Show
LOWER SCHOOL -- Third grade artist Gabriel Jinich was feted Tuesday night as one of six San Diego County finalists whose work is being exhibited as part of a celebration of Mexican Independence and the Mexican Revolution celebrations.Gabriel and his family gathered at the exhbit, which opened Tuesday at the… Continue
Posted by La Jolla Country Day School on September 1, 2010 at 1:30pm
Tiny Torreys Field Trip to the Firestation
Our Tiny Torreys (ages 3 & 4) continued their safety curriculum this week with a visit to the local firestation for a lesson from firefighters. Ms. Bonfield/Ms. Fennessey and Ms. Sullivan/Ms. Tripoli's classes also had the chance, with the help of a fire fighter, to turn on a fire h
… ContinuePosted by La Jolla Country Day School on August 30, 2010 at 10:19pm
Torreys Fight Larger Foe, But Fall Short
By Brianna Alexander
Torrey Times Student Correspondent
Brand new footballs were unwrapped Saturday signifying the start of a new season. Coach Hutzler, the Torrey cheerleaders, and the varsity football team faced… Continue
Torrey Times Student Correspondent
Brand new footballs were unwrapped Saturday signifying the start of a new season. Coach Hutzler, the Torrey cheerleaders, and the varsity football team faced… Continue
Posted by Brianna Alexander on August 27, 2010 at 5:30pm
Libertarian Candidate Explains His Mission
By Kelsey Miller
Torrey Times Student Correspondent
Last Friday, as a dynamic end to the first week of school, students in Mr. Shulman’s AP Government and Politics class were visited by Paul Dekker, a Libertarian of the fifty-third district in the running for Congress. Upon arriving, Dekker handed out the “World’s Smallest Political Quiz,” and students mapped their political tendencies on both the political and economic spectrums. Dekker went on
Posted by La Jolla Country Day School on August 28, 2010 at 2:30pm
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