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In 2020, the Del Mar Union School District was one of the first public school districts in the state to open up to full-time in-person school and is still the only district in San Diego County to have full-time in-person school and a “top-quality” distance learning program.
Instead of holiday events this year, Flower Hill Promenade is focusing on giving back to the community while helping the center’s restaurants survive through the pandemic.
San Dieguito Union High School District trustees Joyce Dalessandro and Beth Hergesheimer have stepped down after many years of service to the district—24 and 16 years, respectively.
To help bring joyful tidings, One Paseo is hosting a toy drive with local nonprofit Home Start, a charity committed to helping the most underserved and vulnerable in the San Diego community.
The San Dieguito River Park Joint Powers Authority Board of Directors has named Shawna Anderson as its new general manager.
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Despite a challenging year for all, the Del Mar Village has many opportunities for locals to safely enjoy the holidays this season, from socially-distanced Santa photos and a new local eGift card with bonus dollars to gift donations and a chance to support local restaurants and frontline workers.
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Del Mar Heights School parents, students and teachers held a “Stand Up for the Heights” rally on Del Mar Heights Road on Saturday, Oct. 24.
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UC San Diego Health opened its newest clinic in the Village at Pacific Highlands Ranch on Sept. 11.
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A resolution passed by the San Dieguito Union High School District board on Oct. 14 represented a shift in the district’s thinking regarding reopening, allowing them to move toward bringing students back to in-person school one to two days a week by the second quarter.
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Since returning to in-person instruction on Sept. 8, the Del Mar Union School District has confirmed five positive cases of COVID-19.
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The Del Mar Union School District is facing potential further delays in the Del Mar Heights rebuild project due to the obstacles of pending litigation by Save the Field and an increased permitting process with the City of San Diego.
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Neighbors on Serenata Place in Carmel Valley rallied together Jan. 12 to recognize one of their own frontline workers, Chi, a mail carrier.
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Miguel Nepomuceno, 20, Class of 2018 graduate of Canyon Crest Academy, has started a nine-month internship at the Tesla HQ in Palo Alto as a member of the Power Electronics Team.
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This is a continuing series of online activities to undertake on your computer or tablet during your quarantine quandary.
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Carmel Valley Prius owners have been impacted by the unsettling theft of the catalytic converters from their cars, a rising trend in the city.
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The Clean Energy Alliance is thinking about offering a plan aimed at low-income residents and small businesses, although it would provide a smaller percentage of renewable energy.
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The coastal communities of Solana Beach and Cardiff-by-the-Sea are now connected by bridges over the San Elijo Lagoon, enhancing the public’s opportunity to escape into nature and explore lagoon life.
Parents share concerns about distance learning program
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The San Dieguito Union High School District will now be a 1:1 district with educational technology for every student as the board approved the $5.2 million purchase of 13,300 Chromebooks at its Aug. 18 meeting.
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The ballots are now set for the November San Dieguito Union High School District board election, in which no incumbents are in the running.
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The Del Mar Union School District is taking steps toward building a more inclusive and racially-sensitive environment at its schools, through training that equips children and adults to confront prejudice and discrimination.
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The group Save the Field has filed a petition for a writ of mandate in San Diego County Superior Court against the Del Mar Union School District to revoke the approval of the Del Mar Heights School rebuild, its environmental document and suspend any activity in pursuit of the rebuild.
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With traditional graduation ceremonies not permitted, Torrey Pines High School and Canyon Crest Academy had to get creative, holding drive-through senior send-offs on campus on June 12.
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On May 15, three Del Mar Union School District elementary school teams were included in the Design for San Diego (D4SD)’s Civic Design Challenge virtual summit.
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The Del Mar Union School District’s remote learning platform has continued to evolve during the pandemic.
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Scott Slater, the San Diego restaurateur/entrepreneur behind spots such as Slater’s 50/50, Head Lettuce and Spitfire Kitchen, has partnered with The Kavod Fund to form San Diego Ready Made Meals Fund, providing meals to those working hard to keep San Diego healthy during this pandemic.
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Del Mar’s Kim Kelly Fit has launched a new virtual workout studio, serving up a mix of strength and cardio classes that can be done at home.
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On Good Friday local San Diego city and county officials stressed the importance of continuing to socially distance and encouraged residents to enjoy the Easter and Passover holidays from home.
