Los Al Principal Named One of America's Best

Erin K. Kominksy, principal at Jack L. Weaver Elementary School, received a 2012 National Distinguished Principal award at a ceremony in Washington, D.C.

Los Alamitos Schools Earn an A on State Tests

The Los Alamitos Unified School District posts an eight point jump in API scores from 911 to 919. The state considers a score of 800 or more to be well-performing.

Interview with a Griffin: Varsity Football Player Kevin Small

The Los Alamitos High School linebacker and running back said he's ready to rumble against Huntington Beach High School.

Interview with a Griffin: Varsity Football Player Richie Moline

The 17-year old Los Alamitos High School running back says he loves In-N-Out hamburgers and scoring touchdowns.

McAuliffe Named National Blue Ribbon School

Los Alamitos was one of three Orange County schools given the award by the U.S. Secretary of Education Monday.

Los Alamitos High Football Coach Aims for 300th Win Tonight

Already the winningest high school football coach in Orange County history, John Barnes would become the fourth person in California to hit the 300 milestone.

Upgraded Gym To Get Ribbon Cutting at Los Al High School

The Los Alamitos Unified School District invites everyone to event Oct. 2 at 3591 Cerritos Avenue.

Interview With a Griffin: Varsity Football Player Tristan Otto

The Los Alamitos High School 16-year-old says he loves to play the game because it lets him be "a part of something."

Interview With a Griffin: Varsity Football Player Alex Redmond

Committed to the University of Oregon, Redmond, a 17-year-old Los Alamitos High School senior, said he plays for his family name.

Picture of the Day: Hopkinson Elementary's True Colors

The students at Hopkinson Elementary celebrated Peace Week with a school photo symbolizing compassion and tolerance.

School District Votes to Keep Small Class Sizes for K―3rd

The Los Alamitos Unified School District approved a plan to stay in the State's Class Size Reduction Program.

Youngest Person to Climb Everest Urges Students to 'Climb Ever Higher'

At Oak Middle School Thursday, Jordan Romero, 16, talks about reaching the summits of the tallest mountain on every continent.

Five Los Alamitos High Students Named National Merit Semifinalists

The young scholars are competing for about 8,300 scholarships worth more than a combined $32 million.

Interview with a Griffin: Varsity Football Player James Stea

We profile a Los Alamitos High School athlete who said he loves "being able to be an animal on the football field."

Profile of a Griffin: Varsity Football Player Daniel Szechy

Rossmoor resident Daniel Szechy, 17, says his favorite thing about football is being able to "hit people as hard as you can and get praised for it."

El Dorado Woman's Club

Rossmoor/Los Alamitos Republican Women Federated

Japanese American Internee Joyce Okazaki Speaks

Read to a Dog!

Eight Steps to Happiness - Meditate in Long Beach

Exploring the Deepest Oceans - A Personal Odyssey

Seafaring Tales

DSLR Camera Class at Shutterbug Portraits

Technical Toastmasters

Coffee and Kabbalah @ Peet's

Meditation & Modern Buddhism - Love Is the Answer in Long Beach

Relay For Life of Los Alamitos/ Seal Beach Garage Sale

Meditation & Modern Buddhism Part One: A New Perspective on Life - Classes in Long Beach

2012 SAT Challenge in Garden Grove

OPEN ENROLLMENT / OPEN HOUSE / RESZOURCE FAIR

Los Alamitos High School Grad Night 2012

Digital Camera Class

Freedom from Stress, Frustration & Anger in Long Beach - Buddhist Techniques for Responding Positively to Difficulties

Los Al Area Chamber's Small-Business Workshop

Bully Buster Workshop

Introduction to Buddhist Meditation in Long Beach - Happiness from a Different Source

Quick and Easy Chocolate Desserts and Pastries

Cheesemaking Workshop

Los Alamitos Offers Day Camp for Friday's School Furlough

Friday is the first school furlough day of the year, but the city is offering a day camp for students.

Alamitos District Takes a Stand Against Bullying

Prevention task force hopes to give families the tools for tolerance, on campus and off.