A Coronado High School Faculty member was placed on leave May 24, 2023 due to a pending investigation.
Statement From Coronado Unified School District:
(May 24, 2023)
Coronado Unified School District has placed a Coronado High School employee on paid administrative leave pending an investigation. The investigation does not involve any CUSD student/s. more >>Coronado High School Faculty Member On Paid Leave, Investigation Underway
LCDR Thomas “Poolie” Watson was born in Cadillac, Michigan, in February 1932 to Richard Poole Watson and Pauline Anne Ovaitt. He graduated from Cadillac High School in 1950 and immediately reported to the more >>Coronado’s “Avenue Of The Heroes” ... LCDR Thomas “Poolie” Watson, USN
Classes Begin June 20th
School is almost out, so get in on hands-on learning that’s fun! Coronado Schools Foundation has you covered with CSF Summer Academy, now offering a new full-day format with tons of interactive STEM & Arts inspired classes for children entering grades TK-12. Classes begin June 20th and more >>CSF Summer Academy Registrations Now Open
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post #2422, along with the Auxiliary, will sponsor a Baby Back Rib dinner on Friday May 26 from 5:30 until 7 p.m. or sell out. A donation of $17 is requested. Dinner includes baked beans, coleslaw, corn on the cob, and a roll. more >>Coronado VFW To Host Rib Dinner
The Veterans of Foreign Wars traces its roots back to 1899, when veterans of the Spanish-American War and the Philippine Insurrection created local support organizations to secure rights and benefits for service to their country. As might be expected, many of those veterans arrived home wounded or sick.
In 1932, during the Great Depression, more than 100 members of the Coronado community signed a petition to be granted their own chapter of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Coronado Post 2422.
Those founding members included pilots stationed at Rockwell Field on North Island (a former US Army Air Corps field), sailors off the four-stack destroyers, and even veterans of the Glenn Curtiss School of Aviation. more >>Getting To Know The Coronado Chapter Of The VFW Auxiliary
Meet Athena! Are you looking for a loyal companion with a heart full of love and wisdom? Loo… more >>PAWS Adopt-A-Pet
During the May 18 Coronado Unified School Board Meeting, two separate reports were presented regarding the 4x4 bell schedule; a topic that is of high interest throughout the District and the community alike.
First would be the Coronado High School Bell Schedule Board Report, which was presented by Dr. Megan Battle. The report started off with a brief history of the bell schedule from 2018 to the present. Then a few key points as to why a change in bell schedule was even considered were presented, including the changing landscape in college admissions, more student flexibility, students seeking external classes in order to enhance transcripts for prestigious universities, adding dual enrollment opportunities, and more.
Dr. Battle explained that changes were coming from the UC/CSU level, and the new bell schedule was ideally meant to accommodate those changes. These changes included more >>CHS Bell Schedule Report And 4x4 Committee Present Findings
To be the best, you have to beat the best. At least, that’s how the saying goes. And that saying would be tested this past Tuesday when the Coronado High School girls lacrosse team traveled north up the five to take on Torrey Pines High School.
The two teams already have a bit of history this season, as on March 20, the Islanders came into Torrey Pines and beat the number one team in the county by the final of 8-7.
Since then, some things have changed a bit as the Islander’s torrent start to the season slowed down just a touch as they went 8-4 in conference play, while Torrey would go 11-2 more >>Coronado Islander Girls Lacrosse Falls In CIF Semis To Torrey Pines
Free Health and Fitness Workshop: Spring into action! Make those resolutions stick! This is the theme for Performance Elite’s spring fitness training clinic. Before the summer kicks in, and those resolutions you made for 2023 get away from you, our trainers will work with you more >>Performance Elite To Host Free Workshops
Doctor of Chiropractic, Cassandra Goldberg, recently celebrated the purchase and relaunch of her own practice here in town, Rooted Life Family Chiropractic.
Dr. Cassandra Goldberg, born Cassandra Fisher, moved to Coronado when her father was stationed here in 1999, allowing her to attend first through twelfth grade in the Coronado Unified School District. She graduated from Coronado High School in 2011, left the island to attend college, and eventually obtained her chiropractic doctorate. When she and her husband found out that they were expecting, they made the decision to move back to Coronado to be close to her parents, who retired here. When she first moved back, she was doing mobile chiropractic work when an amazing opportunity quickly arose. more >>Rooted Life Family Chiropractic Welcomes New Owner, CHS Grad Casandra Goldberg
Jennifer Cahill, a 22 year veteran of Coronado Unified School District, has been named the CUSD honoree for the San Diego South County SELPA (Special Education Local Plan Area) Award.
Cahill was selected for her exceptional contributions to the field of special education, outstanding provision of services to students with disabilities, and overall contributions to the culture of community participation for her students more >>Village Elementary Speech Pathologist Jennifer Cahill Earns Special Ed. Award
Coronado High School (CHS) class of 1973 will celebrate its 50th reunion on Saturday evening, July 1, 2023 at the Coronado Yacht Club. The class of 1973 will also be honored at the CHS graduation ceremony, Thursday, June 15.
An invitation has been sent via email to all class members for which we have current email addresses. more >>CHS Class Of 1973 Reunion
The free concerts held at Coronado Public Library are the Library’s most popular events. Photographer Keith James has attended many of them, and now his portraits of musicians from concerts held in the Library’s Winn Room over the past nine months are on view in the corridor outside the Winn Room.
In these black-and-white photos, James aimed to capture the distinctive personality of these musicians, each of whom is deeply immersed in their art. The collection comprises a diverse representation of musical styles, instruments, genders, ages, and ethnicities. more >>New Photo Exhibit by Keith James Celebrates Library Concerts
Coronado Junior Women’s Club has teamed up with Safe Harbor Coronado to bring awareness to mental health by decorating our front doors green. Green is more >>Door Decor For May Mental Wellness
The multi-year Coronado Newspaper Project of the Coronado Public Library and the California Digital Newspaper Collection at the University of California Riverside is complete. Coronado’s newspapers from 1887 through 2013 are now available on the web.
The newspapers are fully searchable by subject, keyword, linked words and dates, and search results bring up articles or full pages of the newspapers. Images of specific articles can also be retrieved. Researchers and people with any interest level can look up stories, businesses, homes they lived in, obituaries, sports, and even ads. Some of the newspapers include: more >>Coronado Newspaper Project Complete, Local Newspapers Searchable Online
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