Billy Taylor · December 31, 2015
The following is the first of a two-part series on the state of Los Angeles High School and its relationship with communities that surround it. The oldest public high school […]
Jane Gilman · December 31, 2015
June will be the final month of Mark Brooks’ leadership at Pilgrim School. The head of school for the past 11 years, he will be taking the same position at […]
John Welborne · December 31, 2015
Whether the shiny metal ribbons wrapping the remodeled museum engender feelings of love or hate—or something in-between—it is the inside of the building that really counts. The vast inside spaces […]
Billy Taylor · December 31, 2015
Eleven years after it opened its doors, Larchmont Charter School is preparing its first senior class for graduation this June. Two of the four co-founders, Heather Boylston and Rebecca Hutchinson, […]
Jane Gilman · December 31, 2015
Stepping down is not something Laurence “Larry” Brown does. But, after 40 years of commitment to Pilgrim School, he is retiring from the Governing Board. School officials will testify that […]
Suzan Filipek · December 31, 2015
Some realtors, developers and even homeowners don’t see a problem with McMansions. But most Angelenos would probably rather not live next to one. Like horses and all-night parties, McMansions don’t […]
