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Dr. Patrick Yassini has generously volunteered his office for a limited number of additional physicals for sports!



Date: Thursday, August 13th

Time: 2 - 5 PM

Location: 230 Prospect Place, 3rd floor (medical office building on Sharp Coronado Hospital Campus)



Only a limited number of these additional physicals will be available, so....



Reserve your space by sending email to Denise (Dr. Yassini's RN) at: dlloyd@coronadomd.com



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State Budget Update from CSBA (Ca School Boards Assoc):



In what can perhaps be considered the understatement of the year, while line-item vetoing an additional $489 million out of a budget that had already cut billions, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger referred to the budget as “the good, the bad and the ugly.”



The governor managed to eliminate the $156 million deficit in the budget the Legislature sent to him and create a $500 million reserve. This included cutting an extra… Continue

The financial crisis in education has become so complicated that it is important for all of us to become aware on a continual basis. EdBrief is an excellent source of additional info on happenings in education around the state.
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Living or working in a “safe” neighborhood no longer insulates us from those trying to steal our identity, information, money and innocence. We need to be proactive. Step 1 in the fight is to get educated. You are specially invited to a free presentation on cyber-security and child cybersafety issues. Space is limited so register now.



“Securing Our eCity” is a free cyber-security presentation addressing the cyber-criminal surge and information lapses that are fueling this growing… Continue

ANAHEIM – State Superintendent of Public Instruction Jack O’Connell today issued the following comment in response to Governor Schwarzenegger’s proposal to add an additional $680 million in cuts to public education:



“With his proposal to reduce current year spending for public education by another $680 million, the Governor is now asking schools to make more than $2 billion in cuts during the last few weeks of the school year, and another $3.3 billion in the next. If these proposals… Continue