Claremont School News
by Andrew Alonzo | aalonzo@claremont-courier.com Cooper Crane, a 26-year-old Pomona College senior, is bringing to life an ambition he’s had for the last few years. Building on a podcast called […]
Math is many things to many people: a chore, a nightmare, a useful tool, a satisfying challenge. For Harvey Mudd professor Arthur Benjamin, however, it’s something far more enchanting. He […]
While new Vista del Valle principal Brad Cuff has a full plate getting up to speed, there’s one thing he doesn’t have to worry about: the commute. Mr. Cuff, a […]
The Claremont Unified School District is going solar, thanks to money that the passage of Proposition 39, also known as the Clean Energy Jobs Act, is expected to yield. The […]
Camila Aguirre says goodbye to her mother Ana Harvin as Camila begins her first day of first grade at Mountain View Elementary School. Wednesday was the beginning of the fall […]
There will be a number of friendly new faces among the staff at Claremont schools this fall, including 30 teachers and nine classified staff members. On Monday, most of the […]
A new Claremont endeavor was launched this summer, the nonprofit Middle Tree Academy, with the aim of making top-notch academic support and college preparation affordable for all students. A number […]
There’s a special kind of learning going on at Mt. San Antonio Gardens. Seventeen kids from CLASP (Claremont After-School Programs) are finishing up a month-long summer camp, held on the […]
The Claremont-based summer enrichment program Project THINK is celebrating its 35th year, with a rainforest theme and—after being ensconced for a few years in the Old School House—a return to […]
There is a Native American proverb that insists you can’t judge a person until you have walked a mile in their moccasins. With this in mind, a number of CUSD […]
On Monday students and staff at Mountain View Elementary school pulled a Rapunzel and let down their hair, only to have it summarily chopped off. The tresses, nearly 11 feet […]
A group of students at El Roble Intermediate School will soon be playing with their new dolls. No, it’s not one last childhood hurrah before they plunge into the teenage […]
The OLA Fiesta at Our Lady of the Assumption Church returns to Claremont for a 68th year on Mother’s Day weekend, May 8, 9 and 10. Among the most popular […]
Student leaders from Claremont’s San Antonio High School Associated Student Body (ASB) were challenged to create a business plan for using a Rotary district grant of $1000 to plan and […]
By definition, a library is a place where books, magazines and other materials are available for people to use or borrow. While the Claremont Library continues to serve the city […]
Claremont High School is going native, thanks to a landscaping project undertaken by students in Marizka Rivette’s AP environmental science class. As part of the CHS Waterwise Project, students have […]
Sycamore played host to some pretty famous people on Wednesday, March 11 during the local elementary school’s annual Biography Day. From Egyptian royalty to Brazilian soccer legend Pelé, the students […]