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Superintendent Ben Drati, alongside Craig Foster, Karen Farrer, and school staff, cut a ribbon to inaugurate new buildings that will house science labs, a library and cafeteria, administrative offices, and more. (Michael Wittner/Patch)
The building s large entryway (Michael Wittner/Patch)
The library (Michael Wittner/Patch)
Many classrooms feature foldable desks conducive to small group learning (Michael Wittner/Patch)
MALIBU, CA Malibu schools are coming out ahead after a grueling year: last Friday, the city gathered to welcome two gleaming new buildings, and many of the class of 2021 - which has had its schooling interrupted by both the pandemic and the Woolsey Fire - are going to some of the nation s top colleges.
i mean, you tell us about it. i am. i m playing for an organization called the shark fund. okay. it s a fantastic nonprofit that helps fund a local l.a. school a public school and the money goes to things like sports program and arts, and, uh, teacher training all the great stuff that the district doesn t necessarily cover. nice. but it s always good, i mean, education of the young people, giving them great opportunity. absolutely. glad you re here.rted, man.rted, man. let s take a look at the money we got for you in round 1, man. this is all the money that s gonna be available for you in round 1. i m gonna take that money, and i m gonna have it all scrambled up by my man dennis in the back. dennis, scramble that. then we re gonna take all of the categories to all of your questions. once again, shuffle those up. mm-hmm. everything has been randomized. okey-doke. you know, are you ready to do this, josh? i feel that i am. audience, are you ready to play? [cheers