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D E L S O L M AG A Z I N E ●
JANUARY+FEBRUARY 2019
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FACES IN THE CROWD
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COMMUNITY VOLUNTEER
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ZCODE’S PRIVATE SCHOOL GUIDE 2019
Vickie Barks
Drew Isaacman
FEATURES
20 ZCODE’S PRIVATE SCHOOL GUIDE 2019 North County San Diego is known for its educational opportunities. Learn about alternative schooling options, like Horizon Prep’s classical education model, in ZCode’s Private School Guide.
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BGCSD’S HEALTHY LIFESTYLE PROGRAM
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TASTE OF DEL MAR STUDIO WEST AND THE RECORDING ARTS CENTER
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TORREY PINES ORAL & MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERY
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SUNSET BEACH RUN SCHOOL PROFILE
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IN OUR OWN BACKYARD
Pacific Ridge School
San Diego Theatre Week
DEPARTMENTS
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COMMUNITY CALENDAR SPORTS ANNOUNCEMENTS TASTE BUDZ OUT & ABOUT PHOTOS COMMUNITY STUFF LIBRARY CALENDAR EVERYTHING HOMEZ
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FROM THE PUBLISHER VOL. 6, NO. 3 TM
‘Tis the Season of Family Traditions
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ow that our holiday decorations are down and we are charging into 2019, I thought I’d take a moment to look back at the recent holiday season. Somewhere along the way, I got the reputation in my family as being somewhat of a bah humbug during the holidays. My wife and children are quick to point out my lack of interest in holiday decorating and gift wrapping. But the reality is that I absolutely love the holidays – especially Thanksgiving and Christmas. And even though I may act like hunting for that perfect tree does not interest me, it’s just an act (but I think my family may be on to me since I really love everything about it). So, I’ll have to continue complaining a little in order to keep up the façade. The fact is that I love the tradition that the holidays bring. I love the buildup, the preparation, and the anticipation of the upcoming holidays. Life can bring a lot of changes, but one thing that has been important to my wife and me is continuing the family tradition. And having everyone together warms our hearts. Whether it is Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter, or any of the other holidays that we celebrate, everyone in the family knows where we are going to be and who will be there. They look forward to it, and they expect it. As crazy as it sounds, we know what food will be served and who will prepare each dish (for each holiday). It works this way. It’s our family tradition. And although Southern California winter holidays may entail swimsuits and sunscreen instead of bulky coats, I wouldn’t change a thing – nor would they. So, if you hear me whining about decorating the Christmas tree or hanging lights around the house, just know that it’s all part of an act (sort of my own unconventional tradition). But let’s be sure to keep this as our little secret. I don’t want my wife and kids to Derrick Breaux know that I’m really a softy when it comes to the holidays. If Publisher they knew the truth, I’d have to do a lot more decorating and wear one of those silly holiday hats (sorry, that’s not gonna happen!). Now that the holidays have come and gone, I’m truly looking forward to what 2019 has to offer. I didn’t make any specific resolutions this year, but I have large ambitions for 2019. My motto for 2019 is “make it happen.”
Happy New Year to all, Derrick Breaux, Publisher
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REGIONAL BUZZ 92130 MAGAZINE SIP BACK AND RELAX
Discover the local flavor of craft distilleries and rolling vineyards in ZCode’s Wine & Spirits Guide.
LOCAL DANCER COMPETES
S TAY I N F O R M E D . S TAY C O N N E C T E D .
Carmel Valley resident Katie Albright competes with Team USA in the World Tap Championships in Germany.
Take a quick look across town with some of the other ZCode Magazines.
NEW LEADERSHIP
DMUSD welcomes new principals at two of its schools and a new director for its Early Childhood Development Center. For more information and articles visit www.92130magazine.com.
92024 MAGAZINE WINE & SPIRITS GUIDE
Grab a glass and learn more about San Diego’s wineries and distilleries in our 2018 Wine & Spirits Guide.
PASSIONATE LOCAL TEEN
The Boys & Girls Clubs of San Dieguito honors Liam Lucewicz as the 2018 Youth of the Year.
ACHIEVEMENT, INITIATIVE, AND SERVICE Encinitas’ Sissy Sugarman recently received the Silver Congressional Award recognizing her exceptional work.
LOCAL STORIES. LOCAL PHOTOS. Visit www.zcodemedia.com
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92127 MAGAZINE SIP BACK AND RELAX There’s something special about a taste of home, and when it comes to wine and spirits, San Diego has something for every palate. Learn more about Koi Zen Cellars and other local favorites in our 2018 Wine & Spirits Guide.
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INSPIRING LIFELONG LEARNERS
WINE & SPIRITS GUIDE
North County San Diego is known for its educational opportunities, like the Village Church Preschool, highlighted in ZCode’s Private School Guide.
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From urban craft distilleries to abundant green vineyards, San Diego’s local wine and spirits scene has something for every palate. Learn more in our Wine & Spirits Guide.
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CHARACTER AND ACHIEVEMENT
SUN, SOIL, AND WINE
MAKING WINE – THE ANCIENT WAY
Cathedral Catholic High School’s inspirational environment is one of the institutions featured in ZCode’s Private School Guide.
Crystal Hill Vineyard focuses on quality winemaking. Discover other local wineries and distilleries in our Wine & Spirits Guide.
Principe di Tricase pairs excellent wines with old world ambience. Learn more about local flavors in our Wine & Spirits Guide.
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COMMUNITY CALENDAR
things to do in del sol JANUARY + FEBRUARY 2019 THURSDAYS
Del Mar Rotary Club Meeting 12 – 1:30 p.m. St. Peter’s Episcopal Church www.delmarrotary.org FEB. 20 – MARCH 17
West Coast Premiere of Gabriel
JA N UA RY
JAN. 24 – 27
JAN. 1
San Diego’s annual PGA Tour event benefiting local youth organizations Gates open at 8 a.m. Torrey Pines Golf Course www.farmersinsuranceopen.com
New Year’s Day Annual Del Mar Lifeguard Penguin Plunge Participant certificates available to those who take the plunge; donuts and refreshments provided 11 a.m. | 1700 Coast Blvd. www.visitdelmarvillage.com JAN. 11 – 13
Gem Faire Fine jewelry, costume jewelry, precious and semi-precious gemstones, beads, crystals, gold, silver, tools, jewelry supplies, and boxes – all under one roof Friday: 12 – 6 p.m. Saturday: 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. Sunday: 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Del Mar Fairgrounds www.gemfaire.com JAN. 20 – 27
San Diego Restaurant Week 2019 Various locations throughout San Diego www.sandiego restaurantweek.com JAN. 21
Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Farmers Insurance Open
A powerful wartime drama about a mysterious man who washes up on shore and the four women who decide to protect him through cunning deceptions and bravery Various times 987 Lomas Santa Fe, Suite D More information and tickets available at www.northcoastrep.org
F E B R UA RY FEB. 1 – 28
30th Annual San Diego Museum Month Half-off admissions to over 40 museums throughout San Diego Pick up a pass at any San Diego County or Public Library www.sandiego museumcouncil.org FEB. 2
Groundhog Day FEB. 14
Valentine’s Day FEB. 17
Peter Sprague Trio Concert Jazz concert benefiting San Elijo Lagoon Conservancy; $15 in advance, $20 at the door 6 – 8:30 p.m. | 1036 Solana Dr. www.sanelijo.org FEB. 18
Presidents’ Day
First Thursdays Concert Series Jan. 3: North Coast Rep at Powerhouse Park Feb. 7: Barefoot Movement at Town Hall 6:30 – 8:15 p.m. www.delmarfoundation.org FRIDAYS
Del Mar-Solana Beach Rotary Club Meeting 7 a.m. | Hilton Del Mar www.dmsbrotary.com
RECURRING
SATURDAYS
TUESDAYS
Del Mar Farmers Market
SDCCC Networking Mixer 1st Tuesdays | 5 – 7 p.m. See website for location www.sandiego coastalchamber.com
Del Sol Lions Club Meeting 4th Tuesdays | 5:30 p.m. Fletcher Cove Community Center www.e-clubhouse.org/sites/delsol WEDNESDAYS
Solana Beach Chamber of Commerce Networking Luncheon 2nd Wednesdays 11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. See website for location www.solanabeachchamber.com
1 – 4 p.m. 1050 Camino Del Mar www.delmarfarmersmarket.org
Lagoon Discovery Tour 1st Saturdays: 10 – 11 a.m. San Elijo Lagoon Nature Center www.sanelijo.org
Del Mar Community Connections Board Meeting 2nd Saturdays: 9 – 10 a.m. 225 9th St. www.dmcc.cc SUNDAYS
Family Fun Days 1st Sundays 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. San Elijo Lagoon Nature Center www.sanelijo.org
Solana Beach Farmers Market 12 – 4 p.m. 444 South Cedros Ave. www.solanabeach farmersmarket.com
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BASKETBALL
TENNIS
Open Play Basketball Courts
Open Play Tennis Courts
Fletcher Cove Park: 6 a.m. – 8 p.m. San Dieguito Park: 9:30 a.m. – Sunset www.ci.solana-beach.ca.us
Only tennis shoes allowed on courts Dawn – Dusk | 21st St. and Court St. www.delmar.ca.us
RUN AND WALK
YOGA
Carlsbad Marathon, Half, and 5K
Vinyasa Flow Beach Yoga Class
Jan. 20 Full marathon start: 6:15 a.m. 5K start: 6:45 a.m. Half marathon start: 7:45 a.m. The Shoppes at Carlsbad www.carlsbadmarathon.com
Weekly donation-based yoga class 10 a.m. | Del Mar Beach, 18th St. To RSVP visit www.meetup.com/ delmarbeachyoga
10th Annual Warrior Spirit 5K Run/Walk Support the Mitchell Thorp Foundation and children battling life-threatening medical conditions Feb. 2 8:30 a.m. | Poinsettia Park www.mitchellthorp.org
(Dates and events subject to change)
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FAC E S I N T H E C R OW D
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VICKIE BARKS IS ENJOYING EXPLORING THE NEXT CHAPTER OF HER LIFE by LINDA FRABL | photo by Soul of Photography
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ickie Barks, who has lived in Del Mar Hills since 2002, is committed to enjoying her lovely surroundings with her family. Vickie commented, “I love the slower pace and the natural beauty here, but that it’s still near Los Angeles and downtown San Diego. It’s the best of both worlds!” Vickie recently left her position as the executive director at the nonprofit organization The League of Amazing Programmers in order to explore the next chapter of her life. While working at the League, Vickie helped grow the lone computer school into a well-regarded social enterprise with multiple campuses. Now that she is a free agent in the work world, Vickie revealed, “I am currently preparing for a Salesforce certification exam and balancing several exciting opportunities.” Her next chapter will certainly include giving back to charitable causes. Vickie is active in the Del Mar Rotary Club, and she is a long-time volunteer with Feeding America. “I love volunteering in the community!” she exclaimed. Vickie will also be at the beach. Her husband and both of her sons surf, so most family weekends involve ocean waves. In fact, the surf culture so pervades her lifestyle that when her boys were little, Vickie was inspired to create her own small business making surf-themed baby clothes! Name: Community: Family: Hobbies & Interests: Favorite Local Spots:
Vickie Barks Del Mar My husband and sons William (20) and Logan (17) Beach camping, spending time with friends, thrift shopping The beach (of course!), Peet’s Coffee in Solana Beach, seeing great concerts at Belly Up
“Appreciating another person’s perspective is a great way to understand the world better.”
Now that her time commitments have eased up a bit, Vickie plans to pursue more of her own personal fun diversions and hobbies. For example, Vickie will continue to whip up her own kombucha (a fermented tea drink) and try new restaurants with her family. She will also continue listening to true crime podcasts such as In the Dark and Slow Burn. She admitted, “These podcasts overlap with my passion for dark European crime dramas. If it’s set in a fjord and has a gloomy theme song, then sign me up!” Perhaps most importantly, Vickie will strive to be in the moment whenever she’s with others. She explained, “I love talking with people and really listening to what they are saying. Appreciating another person’s perspective is a great way to understand the world better. I always encourage my sons to ‘be present.’ Look up, look around, and give Know someone that should be profiled in Del Sol Magazine? someone you don’t know a smile... especially if they are snarling!” Recommend someone online at www.delsolmagazine.com. 8 • DELSOLMAGAZINE.COM • January | Febraury 2019
Healthy Communities
BGCSD RECEIVES GRANT FOR HEALTHY LIFESTYLE PROGRAM
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he Boys & Girls Clubs of San Dieguito (BGCSD) recently received a $10,000 grant from the Sprouts Healthy Communities Foundation in support of the Center for a Healthy Lifestyle program. The Center for a Healthy Lifestyle has two locations: a half-acre farm and teaching kitchen at the Griset Clubhouse in Encinitas and a garden and teaching kitchen at the Harper Clubhouse in Solana Beach, both of which engage children and teens in organic gardening, nutrition, STEM workshops, and hands-on cooking instruction. The Sprouts Healthy Communities Foundation also organized a national volunteer day with the 2018 grant recipients in November. Nearly 400 Sprouts Farmers Market employees and their families
participated in 28 volunteer activities across the nation during the Sprouts Day of Service, including close to 20 employees from Sprouts Farmers Market locations in San Diego County at the Center for a Healthy Lifestyle. Volunteers assisted with gardening and kitchen maintenance, clearing over 70 bags of green waste and reorganizing the kitchen in time for fall camps. “We’re incredibly proud of the turnout we had for our first Day of Service,” said the Foundation’s Executive Director Lyndsey Waugh. “The gardens we built and the projects we completed will have a very real and lasting impact on hundreds of lives.” BGCSD plans to deepen its partnership with the Foundation and local Sprouts Farmers Markets at future service events. For more information go to www.bgcsandieguito.org.
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taste budz
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f there’s one thing that North County residents enjoy more than the beach, it’s the various cuisine, beverages, and sweet treats throughout San Diego. Here, we offer a taste of some local flavor.
ON TH E MAP
FA R E & F E S T I V I T Y
Coming Soon
San Diego Restaurant
Week
Joining the extensive roster of handpicked eateries in Carmel Valley's One Paseo complex is Washington, D.C.-based Cava Grill, featuring a fresh, customizable Mediterranean menu, along with Portland cult favorite Salt & Straw, serving up handmade ice cream scoops made with seasonal, local ingredients. Popular flavors include sea salt with caramel ribbons, James Coffee and bourbon, and avocado and Oaxacan chocolate fudge. One Paseo is scheduled to open this spring.
WILD WEST COAST From Jan. 20 to 27, explore over 180 restaurants across the county offering prix-fixe lunches and dinners at a delicious discount. Participating restaurants nearby include Chart House, Il Fornaio Del Mar, Pacifica Del Mar, and Vigilucci’s Trattoria, among many others. Learn more at www.sandiegorestaurantweek.com.
San Diego is now home to the first Cowboy Chicken in California – of a total of 30 locations currently planned. The Dallas-based chain specializes in wood-fire rotisserie chicken among other tasty, scratch-made dishes. Visit the casual, rustic venue in the 4S Commons shopping center in Rancho Bernardo.
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photos courtesy of IT’S A DOG LIFE 5 via DEL MAR VILLAGE ASSOCIATION
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he 2018 Taste of Del Mar, hosted by the Del Mar Village Association, was a wild success. Guests sampled culinary creations from over 20 local and award-winning restaurants and libations from more than 15 craft beer and wine “Sip Stops.” Jake’s Del Mar took home the title of “Tastiest Taste” with its jumbo lump crabcake with pickled corn remoulade; Lorimar Winery won this year’s “Superior Sip.” The sold-out event also featured live music at several locations throughout Del Mar Village from various artists. For more information about upcoming events visit www.visitdelmarvillage.com.
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SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE F
or the musician, audio engineer, and music producer in all of us, no matter the age, Studio West has the program to help you explore your musical creativity! Located in Rancho Bernardo, Studio West has been San Diego’s largest commercial recording studio since 1986 but they also offer a wide range of training programs in audio production. If you are a song writer, aspiring audio engineer, or producer and you want to improve your craft or maybe even pursue this as a career, Studio West can help. From after-school workshops, summer camps, and private lessons for middle and high school students all the way to a year-long Diploma in Recording Arts, there is something for everyone. We invite you to learn more and schedule a tour of our amazing facility, featuring three state-of-the-art recording studios at www.StudioWest.com.
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COMMUNITY VOLUNTEER
Home Run! “
LITTLE LEAGUE PROVIDES SUCH A GREAT PLATFORM FOR SOMEONE LIKE ME TO GIVE BACK TO THE COMMUNITY.
Volunteer Drew Isaacman Hits It Out of the Park for Del Mar Little League
by JENNIFER FRAKES photo by Jessica Breaux
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MEET DREW Name: Community: Profession: Family: Hobbies & Interests: Favorite Local Spots:
Drew Isaacman Carmel Valley Business owner, Teak & Deck Professionals Wife – Allison; Daughter – Emily (19); Sons – Max (17) and Zach (14) Golf, Philadelphia sports teams, baseball at all levels Torrey Pines Golf Course, Del Mar Racetrack
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rew Isaacman’s commitment to Del Mar Little League has been unwavering, even after his sons aged out of the league. “I managed a majors team last season, even though neither of my sons were playing. It was a fantastic experience to see what managing for the sole purpose of helping others would be like. My great assistant, Mike Maronde (who also didn’t have a player on the team) and I enjoyed every minute and gained a whole new perspective on Little League,” explained Drew. For his efforts, Drew was chosen as the District 31 Richard “Dick” Budlong Volunteer of the Year. Honored and humbled by the recognition, Drew is proud to have made a difference for Little League players, parents, and coaches throughout the district. “Little League provides such a great platform for someone like me to give back to the community. My two boys got so much from their Little League experiences, and the most rewarding thing I can do is help provide that opportunity for others,” he revealed. For the past four years, Drew has served as a member of the League board, as well as a coach and manager. Currently, he serves as fields coordinator, taking responsibility for the condition of the 10 Little League fields. “I even try and get the kids involved with this effort so they too can take pride in the parks and fields they use so often,” related Drew. Volunteering is a major part of Drew’s life, as he has led the efforts at the Del Mar Schools Education Foundation to ensure that local children receive the educational resources they deserve. He has also served on local recreation councils to make certain that community parks and facilities are well funded and properly maintained. “Once you see how people, especially kids, can benefit from your time and effort, it really gets addictive,” stated Drew, who cites the memory of his father as his inspiration for helping others and also for providing the best possible upbringing for his three children. When Drew is not volunteering or working – he is the owner of Teak & Deck Professionals – he can be found playing golf and spending time with his wife, two sons, and daughter. “We moved to the community near Ashley Falls Elementary School in 2005. We came from Potomac, MD, so the weather here in San Diego still amazes us,” said Drew with a laugh.
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SCIENCE DENTAL IMPLANT DENTISTRY
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dental implant is an artificial titanium fixture that is placed surgically into the jaw bone to substitute for a missing tooth and its roots.
There are different types of dental implants ranging from blade to cylinder to screw type, with the screw type being the most commonly accepted design nowadays. Titanium is the ninth most abundant metal on Earth. It has a light weight, is resistant to corrosion, and is biocompatible with living tissue. Swedish surgeon Dr. Per-Ingvar Branemark discovered that when titanium makes contact with living bone tissue, they grow together to form a permanent adhesion. He named this process osseointegration.Osseointegration – defined as direct structural and functional connection between ordered, living bone and the surface of a load carrying implant – belongs to the category of primary bone healing. Right after implant placement, the
inflammatory bone healing phase takes place. This is followed by the proliferative phase where initial bone, known as woven bone, is formed four to six weeks after the implant placement surgery. This bone is low in density but forms rapidly. The third phase is the maturation phase, where osteoid type bone deposited. Loading the implant (using the implant) stimulates transformation from woven bone to lamellar bone. This bone is the weight-bearing bone that is formed; lastly, the resorption and remodeling phase occurs throughout the lifetime of the implant. The implant complex is composed of multitudes of structures: bone tissue, implant, abutment, abutment screw, prosthetic superstructure, retention screw, esthetic facing, chewing surface. Bone tissue, placement of implant, and generally the healing abutment is dealt with by a surgeon or the implant placing practitioner; the rest of the structures are dealt with by the restoring dentist. Your surgeon and restoring dentist work together to provide the best coordinated care.
Most people are candidates for dental implants except for a small group of patients who are compromised medically and/or dentally, demonstrating delayed healing such as immunosuppression, antimetabolic treatment, or uncontrolled diabetes. It takes time for dental implant dentistry to take place due to the rules of the physiology of osseointegration. Conventionally, after a tooth is extracted, with or without bone grafting, it takes about three to four months until the site is ready for the actual implant placement. This time period might slightly vary depending on the quality of the patient’s existing bone quality. Following the dental implant placement, roughly another four months is needed for osseointegration of the titanium to the native bone due to laws of bone physiology. Then the patient’s restoring dentist works on the actual delivery of the crown, which is the only visible portion of this complex. There are also other variations of treatment in regards to dental implant placement and bone grafting, these are discussed on a case by case basis with a patient’s restoring dentist and surgeon working together to reach a customized outcome at the patient’s best interest.
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5TH ANNUAL EVENT SUPPORTS COMMUNITY WELLNESS INITIATIVES
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he 5th Annual Solana Beach Sunset 5K Run/Walk and Wellness Expo, presented in partnership by the City of Solana Beach, Live Well San Diego, and the San Diego County Medical Society, brought more than 500 runners, walkers, teams, and sponsors together for a day of active fun at Fletcher Cove. Familyfriendly activities included food and cooking tips, kids zone games, music, dancing, food trucks, and more. The event raised $50,000 for Champions for Health’s community wellness and diabetes prevention programs.
Champions for Health is a nonprofit organization that provides opportunities for medical professionals to volunteer their services for the uninsured, underinsured, or those with limited access to care in San Diego. The Health and Wellness Programs address preventable and chronic diseases through immunizations, screenings, diabetes prevention education, and the Live Well San Diego Speaker’s Bureau. In 2018 alone, over 500 volunteer physicians and healthcare professionals provided 20,000 blood pressure
screenings at 160 locations, over 100 healthy living topic presentations throughout the community, and 2,500 free vaccinations at 50 sites. Champions for Health’s diabetes prevention program, a collaborative partnership with the Skinny Gene Project, provides personalized coaching, weekly group meetings, healthy living tips, physical activities, and nutritional counseling over a 12-month period to people with risk factors for developing diabetes. For more information go to www.championsforhealth.org.
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LOCAL PHOTOS
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1. Amy Koman, Laurie Frakes, and Susan McKenna at the Padres Pedal the Cause event, benefiting cancer research in San Diego. 2. Santa Fe Christian Schools eighth grade student Katherine Hui (far right) has earned one of four spots in the playoffs at Les Petits AS USA. Photo courtesy of Les Petits AS. 3. The Boys & Girls Clubs of San Dieguito celebrate the donation of nine Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) by the Eric Paredes Save a Life Foundation. 4. Louis and Lulu spend an evening at the beach. 5. Members of the ZCode Media team at the 30th Annual Rancho Bernardo Community Foundation Thanksgiving Luncheon.
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COMMUNITY STUFF
San Elijo Lagoon Conservancy Honored
Local Author Releases Newest Book
City of Encinitas Mayor Catherine Blakespear presented the Encinitas Excellence in Environmental Stewardship Award to San Elijo Lagoon Conservancy Executive Director and Principal Scientist Doug Gibson in October. The fourth annual Environmental Award Program, sponsored by the City of Encinitas Environmental Commission, recognizes local organizations and businesses that have achieved exceptional environmental goals and accomplishments in both nonprofit and for-profit categories. Patagonia in Cardiff received the award in the for-profit business category. San Elijo Lagoon Conservancy is the Southern California land trust for the 1,000-acre San Elijo Lagoon Ecological Reserve, working to protect and restore the resources of the lagoon, its watershed, and related ecosystems for the benefit of current and future generations. “It has been an exciting year for the Conservancy,” Doug said. “We are honored to receive this award highlighting our decades of work, including securing new lands, providing education and experiences for all, and reviving our wetlands and beaches.” For more information go to www.sanelijo.org.
Local author Kathy Cooperman recently penned a novel called The Very Principled Maggie Mayfield, a fun, witty story of friendship and romance that also looks at San Diego’s public education system. The book centers on Maggie Mayfield, a pragmatic but idealistic principal at an elementary school in Carmel Valley. To keep her cash-strapped school afloat and avoid layoffs, Maggie accepts a deal from Silicon Valley’s hottest for-profit education company, requiring her students to beta-test their program. When things take a turn for the worse, Maggie and her assistant Diane must salvage the good – by going a little bad. Kathy is an ex-improv comic, a recovering attorney, and a mother of four. She is also the author of the Amazon bestseller Crimes Against a Book Club. Both of her books are available on Amazon.
Theatre of Peace Combats Bullying Theatre of Peace (TOP), a division of the local nonprofit Act Like You Matter, Inc., is working to combat bullying by empowering young people to find their voice and change the way their generation treats each other. TOP is a troupe of 35 actors ages 11 to 19 who travel to schools in Southern California to run anti-bullying assemblies and workshops that help students build resilience and stand up for themselves and others. TOP Director Amy Jones Anichini and eight TOP members recently presented their Baffle Away Bullying! Interactive Stage Play for K-3rd – based on the book Baffle That Bully!, written by Amy and her daughter Chase – at the 15th Annual International Bullying Prevention Conference in San Diego. Since 2015, TOP has worked with over 5,000 students and more than 200 educators in seven school districts. TOP currently offers four age-appropriate programs for grades K-3, 4-6, 7-8, and 9-12, which vary in content, language, and acting intensity depending on the age group. To learn how to get involved visit www.actlikeyoumatter.org.
DMSEF Fundraises for STEAM+ The Del Mar Schools Education Foundation (DMSEF) is continuing to work towards its goal of raising $1.8 million by June 2019 in order to fund fully credentialed STEAM+ specialists to teach science, technology, engineering, art, music, and physical education in all eight elementary schools in the Del Mar Union School District (DMUSD). DMSEF is a parent-run nonprofit with a core mission of providing all children in DMUSD equal opportunities for enriching educational experiences. “I volunteer my time to DMSEF because I am passionate about education and want our kids to have the very best possible experience,” said Samantha Madhosingh, DMSEF President and Chairman. “They need a robust STEAM+ curriculum in addition to all the wonderful teaching they get from their classroom teachers.” DMSEF board member Ryan Gordon agreed that STEAM+ programs are “critical to the development of compassionate and morally intelligent young members of our community.” To learn more about how to support DMSEF visit www.dmsef.org.
Miracle League Honors Student Volunteers The Miracle League of San Diego recently honored its 2018 Outstanding Service Award recipients – high school seniors who have volunteered their time for at least three years, staying actively engaged with the Miracle League community, the players, and their families, and making a positive impact on all involved. Recipients include Natalie Alfaro, Amanda Arnett, Allie Bigelow, Skylar Bonnano, Ian Broadbooks, Jennifer DeSantis, Tyler Ford, Eve Gross-Sable, Drew Hemerick, Lovepreet Maur, Cooper Mortimer, Kaylynn O’Curran, Garrett O’Neil, Emilie Tu, and Ali Youel. Founded in 2006, The Miracle League of San Diego is a nonprofit organized baseball league for people with special needs, providing them opportunities to foster new relationships and spend time with friends while playing the game. The League has since grown to 16 teams across two locations: Engel Family Field in Solana Beach and Bell Middle School in the South Bay. Registration is now open for the Spring 2019 season. For more information visit www.miracleleagueofsandiego.org.
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C O V E R F E AT U R E
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magine a school where your child’s educational experience is distinctly different. From the moment you set foot on campus, you’ll sense an atmosphere of camaraderie and joy. Students at Horizon Prep develop an understanding of challenging content through engagement with one another while seated around an oval table. They explore demanding math and science concepts via hands-on experiments and interact with topics such as rocketry and electromagnetism in physics lab. High schoolers learn financial literacy and economics as they manage one of the largest student-run investment portfolios in the country. Across campus, laughter rings in the air as students express an authentic joy of learning while challenged at a level that exceeds national standards. At Horizon Prep, academic preparation is only the beginning of the student’s educational journey. With the firm foundation of a biblical worldview, education and the acquisition of knowledge incorporate not just the mind, but the soul as well. Students develop deep wisdom and fundamental understanding of God’s purpose for their lives.
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HORIZON PREP “Horizon Prep has recaptured the educational principles that have shaped Western civilization and produced some of the world’s most influential thinkers. Graduates are prepared for a life of learning, leadership, and influence long after they leave our campus. They are grounded in the past and prepared for the future, to the glory of God,” says Erik Konsmo, Ph.D., Head of Schools. Of course, school isn’t all about what happens in the classroom. The challenging academic program is complemented by generous opportunities for students to explore their passions and develop expertise in the visual arts, music, performing arts, and athletics at all grade levels. Nestled in the heart of Rancho Santa Fe, just a few miles from the Pacific Ocean, and easily accessible from both the 5 and 15 freeways, Horizon Prep has been offering a private Christian education in the classical tradition for nearly two decades. Experience the difference. Visit Horizon Prep’s award-winning preschool, continuing through the nationally recognized high school and set on a beautiful 30-acre campus, or attend an upcoming Admissions Open House. Start your journey at www.HorizonPrep.org and discover for yourself what makes Horizon Prep the premier choice for private education in San Diego.
6233 El Apajo Rancho Santa Fe, CA 92067 858-756-5599 www.HorizonPrep.org
“GRADUATES ARE PREPARED FOR A LIFE OF LEARNING, LEADERSHIP, AND INFLUENCE LONG AFTER THEY LEAVE OUR CAMPUS.”
OPEN HOUSE: Tuesday,
Jan. 22, 6 p.m.; private tours available – schedule online at HorizonPrep.org GRADES: Preschool – 12; Co-Ed ENROLLMENT: 520 STUDENT/TEACHER: 8:1 TUITION: Rates online at HorizonPrep.org; tuition grants are available for families with financial need ENROLLMENT DEADLINE:
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CATHEDRAL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL
by LAINEY KRAL photos provided by Cathedral Catholic High School
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athedral Catholic High School’s (CCHS) core values of faith, knowledge, character, and responsibility have guided the development of high-achieving, well-rounded leaders for over 60 years. The CCHS legacy has deep roots, though the name is only 13 years old. Cathedral Girls High School merged with University San Diego High School (UNI) in 1970 on UNI’s Linda Vista Campus. UNI transitioned to the current CCHS Campus in Carmel Valley in 2005 and took on the new name of Cathedral Catholic High School. “No matter what campus you were on, once you become a Don, you’re always a Don,” said CCHS President Mr. Stevan Laaperi. “The Dons’ legacy has never been stronger. Over 50 alumni are among the CCHS team of administrators, faculty, coaches, and staff.” The professional staff is well qualified
5555 Del Mar Heights Rd. San Diego, CA 92130 858-523-4000 cchsadmin@cathedral catholic.org www.CathedralCatholic.org PRESIDENT:
Mr. Stevan Laaperi PRINCIPAL:
Dr. Kevin Calkins ESTABLISHED: University of San Diego High School established in 1957, moved to its new location as Cathedral Catholic High School in 2005
2018 Open Division CIF Champions
to uphold that legacy. Most teachers have a master’s degree or higher in the subject they teach, and the entire staff strives to model the values of a Catholic faith community. The school is accredited by the Western Catholic Educational Association and the Western Association of Schools and Colleges, and holds membership with the College Board. “In partnership with parents, we form an educational ministry that is mutually supportive and a community committed to excellence,” said Principal Dr. Kevin Calkins. “It is our intent that our graduates carry a spirit of intellectual curiosity and a love of learning on their continuing GRADES: 9-12, Co-Ed journey of personal ENROLLMENT: 1,650 and spiritual growth.” STUDENT/TEACHER: 18:1 Over 1,600 TUITION: $17,900 students are currently ABOUT THE SCHOOL: beginning that journey Cathedral Catholic High on the dynamic CCHS School is an innovative campus. Facilities leader in Catholic, college include 75 classrooms, preparatory education. 12 science labs, Their rigorous, innovative two computer labs, education program is offered engineering complex in a nurturing community (which will be finished based on the teachings of January 2019), a Jesus Christ and traditions ceramics studio, a of the Catholic Church. music room, a lecture hall, several special-
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“IT IS OUR INTENT THAT OUR GRADUATES CARRY A SPIRIT OF INTELLECTUAL CURIOSITY AND A LOVE OF LEARNING ON THEIR CONTINUING JOURNEY OF PERSONAL AND SPIRITUAL GROWTH.” use classrooms, world-class athletic facilities, an academic center, a chapel, and meditation garden – there’s a place for every student to discover their passion. Over 70 percent of CCHS students participate in one or more of the school’s 80-plus teams. “Whether you are an athlete, love to act, or have a passion for serving others, at Cathedral Catholic you gain the confidence to make a difference not only in your life but in the world around you,” said Kate, a graduate from the Class of 2017. Nicole, another recent graduate, agreed: “There is an unparalleled wealth of opportunities, and a strong support system in the students and faculty as part of the Catholic community.”
THERAPEUTIC LEARNING CENTER
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990 Highland Dr., #106A Solana Beach, CA 92075 858-481-2200 www.Therapeutic LiteracyCenter.com www.Therapeutic LearningCenter.com HEAD OF SCHOOL:
Maria Bagby ESTABLISHED: 2012 OPEN HOUSE:
2nd Monday of every month 9 – 11 a.m. or call for an individual consultation GRADES: 1-12, Co-Ed ENROLLMENT: 15 TUITION: $40,000,
financial aid offered ABOUT THE SCHOOL:
Therapeutic Learning Center (formerly Therapeutic Literacy Center) provides individually specialized cognitive therapy and educational services for remediation of learning disabilities and learning challenges. Just one to two years at TLC prepares students to reintegrate into traditional school classrooms. Individual services are designed to erase not just all kinds of learning problems but all kinds of learning disabilities too so that students can move forward in any learning environment in their future independently confident without need for accommodations.
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arents with children that are struggling in school may want to consider the Therapeutic Learning Center (TLC) as a short-term investment. Since its inception in 2012, TLC has a mission to FIX learning challenges and disabilities so that students can thrive in any classroom environment with confidence and joy in learning. The program was originally called Therapeutic Literacy Center, but has recently changed its name to better represent the breadth and scope of learning skills TLC focuses on. Located in Solana Beach, TLC’s clinicians provide cognitive therapies for children and adults along with a private school option with academic classes for students in 1st through 12th grades. “We provide individual educational services with specialized cognitive therapy meant to FIX or erase of all kinds of learning difficulties and identified disabilities. After a relatively short period of time at TLC, students transition back to their traditional schools as successful and independent learners,” said school principal Maria Bagby. Individual services are designed to FIX their learning problems, so that students can independently move forward on an even playing field without the need for accommodations and extra support. “These kids are smart, but struggling. They don’t need us to ‘teach to their strengths’ as we’ve all been told. They need us to strengthen their weaknesses so that learning comes easily in any environment,” Maria explained. Maria herself is a reading specialist and works closely with a network of professionals including educational psychologists, audiologists, MFTs,
“TLC OPENED DOORS OF POSSIBILITIES FOR MY CHILD’S FUTURE... IN SCHOOL AND IN LIFE!” – Mother of a TLC student psychologists, and occupational therapists. The team is dedicated to identifying and fixing the CAUSE of problems rather than focusing on symptoms that come along with frustration and difficulties in attention, motivation, and organization. Some of these symptoms come with labels such as ADHD, Dyslexia, Auditory Processing Disorder (APD), Nonspecific Learning Disabilities, Other Health Impairments, and more. Others have no label at all. TLC is ideal for kids who are struggling in a typical school environment. The school focuses
on the science of neuroplasticity. Neuroplasticity is the brain’s ability to change both its physical structure and its functional organization in response to training and experience. For many students, TLC clinicians combine proven cognitive therapies with the Arrowsmith Program. The unique hybrid method of combining cognitive therapies with the Arrowsmith Program accelerates changes in learning success. “We don’t expect our students to stay with us more than one to two years before they are ready to reintegrate into mainstream classes with new levels of success, academically and socially. This is a short-term investment in the life of a child with permanent changes in learning skills.” In addition to their private school option, TLC offers services before, during, and after school for families that choose therapy while remaining in their current school of choice. With their new name in the new year, TLC has redesigned its financial structure with a reduced cost to families. “We have no contracts, lower hourly services, and increased student services,” Maria related. “We are listening to the parents – we are making it easier for them to give their children what they need.”
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THE GRAUER SCHOOL
by LINDA FRABL | photos by Alan Smith Photography and provided by The Grauer School
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f you have a middle or high school-aged child who wants to go beyond the regimented educational system and is seeking greater connection with teachers, with peers, and with the whole learning experience, do not despair. The Grauer School in Encinitas, which happens to be the longest-serving independent school in San Diego’s North County, is a solution. Its stated philosophy reads as such: “More than just a curriculum, real teaching is the deepening relationship between teacher and student.” Established in 1991, Grauer claims to be the worldwide leader in the “small schools movement.” The school’s founder, Dr. Stuart Grauer, noted, “We have traveled far and wide studying the world’s most inspirational schools, educators, and educational movements: Montessori, Waldorf, Reggio Emilia, Socratic, free and democratic schooling, expeditionary learning and classical education, from oneroom schoolhouses to Peking University. We support all these great movements and traditions which have provided us with heroes, mentors, and wisdom.” Grauer Principal Dana Abplanalp-Diggs added, “The Grauer School uses the foundations of these great
traditions to infuse all that we keep learning and synthesizing. With the freedom to make choices in their education, our students are discovering their passions and becoming courageous, curious leaders.
“AT GRAUER, NO STUDENT GOES UNNOTICED – ALL ARE PROUD OF THEMSELVES, ALL ARE ENCOURAGED AND REWARDED IN FINDING THEIR VOICE AND THEIR PLACE IN THE WORLD. THEY’RE ADVENTURESOME. THEY’RE HAPPY!” ~ Julie D., 11th Grade Parent
And even though our focus is not on rankings and test scores, our students are getting accepted to and are succeeding at their top choice colleges.”
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Engaging students in six core values – resourcefulness, intellectual curiosity, perseverance, compassion, selfadvocacy, and accountability – The Grauer School aims to develop well-rounded students who are purposeful, confident global citizens. The learning curriculum involves field trips, guest speakers, community service activities, and studentcreated programs, all of which serve to complement the required subject matters and stimulate young minds. Grauer is also the region’s only UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) affiliate school, with 176 partner schools around the world, all while gaining unbeatable college placement: 96% of top three college picks and averaging $50-60,000 in merit scholarship offers for graduating seniors. Emphasizing the concept of students taking ownership over their learning, Dana exclaimed, “In a world that often seems to put ‘standards’ before personal development, and to put institutional needs above human needs, Grauer keeps the focus on the individual student. Our students achieve and are valued because they are developing personal passions, and teens coming of age are finding their unique voices at Grauer.”
1500 S. El Camino Real Encinitas, CA 92024 760-944-6777 admissions@grauerschool.com www.GrauerSchool.com HEAD OF SCHOOL:
Dr. Stuart Grauer, Ed. PRINCIPAL:
Dana Abplanalp-Diggs, M. Ed. ESTABLISHED: 1991 OPEN HOUSE: Discover Grauer
tours on Jan. 10, 16, 25, or Feb. 8, 9:00 – 10:15 a.m. GRADES: 7–12, Co-Ed ENROLLMENT: 160 STUDENT/TEACHER: 6:1 optimal class/seminar size is 12 TUITION: Financial aid offered ABOUT THE SCHOOL:
The Grauer School, an independent college preparatory school, serves Northern San Diego and surrounding areas, offers a balanced curriculum of rigorous academics, arts and athletics, and gives students unparalleled leadership opportunities in a supportive, socially inclusive environment.
DEL MAR PINES SCHOOL
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f you are considering a private elementary school for your child, Del Mar Pines School offers a unique blend of individual attention, low student-to-teacher ratios, and a robust curriculum taught in a safe and nurturing environment. Every kindergarten through sixth-grade student enjoys a core syllabus of language arts, mathematics, science, indamood-Bell is an accredited K-12 private school, available and social studies. This is complemented by extensive programs of in person at the Learning Centers or online. At the Academy, music, fine arts, Spanish language, computer science, hands-on science, Lindamood-Bell sensory-cognitive instruction is paired with a full Special 30th anniversary logo (please use this version): library, and physical education. curriculum to develop the imagery-language foundation that underlies For over 40 years, Del Mar Pines School has followed its mission learning and literacy. Lindamood-Bell’s specialized instruction can of challenging minds, nurturing character, and respecting individuality. change an individual’s ability to process language, improving reading It offers students the opportunity to express intellectual curiosity skills and comprehension to build success at school. and creativity while promoting strong interpersonal relationships. To The Academy offers one-to-one and small group instruction that enhance the learning experience and promote real-world skills, a oneis differentiated based on an individual’s abilities and embodies an to-one student-to-technology ratio is integrated across the curriculum. interactive, balanced approach. It can be the right fit for many types of Del Mar Pines also provides before-school and after-school care students, including accelerated learners, students who need a flexible options as well as after-school enrichment classes and an extensive environment or schedule, students with school anxiety, those who summer camp. benefit from a non-traditional school setting, and those with previous Students discover how to work alone and as part of a group, diagnoses such as dyslexia and autism. communicate effectively, and apply interdisciplinary knowledge and The online option is unparalleled in the world of virtual education skills. They learn how to solve complex problems, think critically, act and replicates Lindamood-Bell quality on all levels. Online students do C: 96 C: 0 C: 22 with integrity and compassion, and develop a growth mindset. Each not work alone – an instructor is at the student’s side providing support M: 83 M: 57 M: 5 Y: 35 Y: 78 Y: 0 student is given the opportunity to meet his or her full academic K: 25 every step of the K: 0 way. K: 0 potential, while developing and refining the qualities essential for Lindamood-Bell Academy believes that all individuals can be Standard horizontal logo: positive personal development. taught to read and comprehend to their potential. Find out how the Leading with a focus on individual attention and a well-rounded Academy can be the right fit for your student at 800-300-1818 or curriculum, Del Mar Pines School’s vision is to develop students as www.LindamoodBellAcademy.com. independent thinkers empowered to create a better world.
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3975 Torrington St. San Diego, CA 92130 858-481-5615 www.DelMarPines.com
available with appointment GRADES: K–6, Co-Ed ENROLLMENT: approx. 150 STUDENT/TEACHER: 12:1 TUITION: $15,500. Financial aid not offered but tuition is kept low through generous support from the school foundation.
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Consults available by request GRADES: K-12, Co-Ed ENROLLMENT: 194 STUDENT/TEACHER:
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VILLAGE CHURCH PRESCHOOL
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lifelong journey of learning and inspiration begins at The Village Church Preschool (VCP). Children ages two to five can play, learn, and grow through the school’s focus on developing the whole child. “That includes each stage of development – social, spiritual, cognitive, emotional, and gross motor, which provides for kindergarten readiness,” explained VCP Director Pamela Miller. “Our philosophy is Developmentally Appropriate Practice, which means we provide experiences and activities that are appropriate for each stage of development.” Teachers get to know each child as an individual, developing unique curriculum to engage and inspire each child’s interests. STEAM disciplines – science, technology, engineering, arts, and math – feature prominently in the curriculum. VCP’s rich history speaks to a legacy of support and achievement. The school was founded in 1962 by young moms at the Village Church seeking the perfect place for their children to learn and play – today, some of the earliest students are now sending their own students to VCP. The highly educated teaching staff is part of that legacy as well. “VCP is such an amazing place to teach that teachers stay for many years!” Director Miller shared. “The average length of employment for our teachers is 20-plus years; we have very low turnover.” VCP knows it takes a village to raise a child, and teachers build meaningful relationships with the entire family. Supportive, respectful relationships between children and their peers, teachers, and families are vital for healthy development. “We view parents as participants in their child’s educational life and welcome you into our classroom as an intricate part of our community of learners,” Director Miller said. Learn more at www.VillageChurchPreschool.org.
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ow in its 31st year, Encinitas Country Day School (ECDS) serves preschool through eighth grade students on two beautiful campuses. The ECDS WASCaccredited curriculum boasts a unique blend of Montessori, traditional, and 21st-century instructional methods that develop well-rounded students of scholarship, integrity, and service. The ECDS Preschool campus serves children ages two through five in a warm, nurturing environment. Multi-age preschool classrooms are designed to foster a child’s love of learning by engaging them both socially and academically. Enrichment programs such as art, music, gardening, and gymnastics are included in the school day. Keyboard and piano, as well as dance classes, are optional extras. Collaborative and experiential learning environments inspire ECDS lower and middle school students to develop exemplary character traits and critical life skills, as well as linguistic, scientific, and technological fluency. Visual and Performing Arts classes are included in day school curriculum, and are also part of after school and summer enrichment programs. • Small class sizes • WASC accredited • Strong academic accountability • Extraordinary campus, including science, computer, and STEM labs • Interscholastic middle school league sports • Individualized math and language arts instruction • Library with more than 10,000 titles • Spanish language lab and classes Before and after-care programs are available at all grade levels from 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. for a nominal additional charge. Come see how small class sizes, character education, and a commitment to arts and sciences can enhance your child’s life. Campus tours at 9:30 a.m. daily and by appointment.
OPEN HOUSE: Call or email
6225 Paseo Delicias Rancho Santa Fe, CA 92067 858-756-2394 www.VillageChurchPreschool.org DIRECTOR: Pamela Miller ESTABLISHED: 1962
to schedule a personal tour during school hours GRADES: Preschool Ages 2-5, Co-Ed ENROLLMENT: 140
OPEN HOUSE: Sunday, Jan. 27,
1 – 4 p.m. GRADES: Preschool to 8, Co-Ed STUDENT/TEACHER:
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Age 2 – 10:2; Age 3 – 13:2; Age 4 – 17:2 TUITION: No tuition aid offered
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3616 Manchester Ave. Encinitas, CA 92024 760-942-1111 www.ECDSchools.org
Preschool – 12:1; Kindergarten – 14:1; Grades 1-8 – 16:1 TUITION: $9,000 to $20,000
PRIVATE SCHOOLS LIST SCHOOL NAME | CONTACT
Cathedral Catholic High School 5555 Del Mar Heights Rd. | San Diego, CA 92130 858-523-4000 | www.CathedralCatholic.org
Del Mar Pines School 3975 Torrington St. | San Diego, CA 92130 | 858-481-5615 info@DelMarPines.com | www.DelMarPines.com
Encinitas Country Day School 3616 Manchester Ave. | Encinitas, CA 92024 760-942-1111 | www.ECDSchools.org
Horizon Prep 6233 El Apajo | Rancho Santa Fe, CA 92067 858.756.5599 | www.HorizonPrep.org
La Jolla Country Day 9490 Genesee Ave. | La Jolla, CA 92037 858-453-3440 | www.LJCDS.org
Lindamood-Bell 445 Marine View Ave., Ste. 290 | Del Mar, CA 92014 858-259-3206 | www.LindamoodBell.com
Maranatha Christian Schools 9050 Maranatha Dr. | San Diego, CA 92127 858-759-9737 | www.MaranathaChristianSchools.org
Pacific Ridge School 6269 El Fuerte St. | Carlsbad, CA 92009 760-448-9820 | info@pacificridge.org www.PacificRidge.org
Santa Fe Christian Schools 838 Academy Dr. | Solana Beach, CA 92075 858-755-8900 | info@sfcs.net | www.SFCS.net
ABOUT THE SCHOOL
Cathedral Catholic High School is an innovative leader in Catholic, college preparatory education. Their rigorous, innovative education program is offered in a nurturing community based on the teachings of Jesus Christ and traditions of the Catholic Church. Offering elementary school students (grades K-6) a unique blend of individual attention, low student-toteacher ratios, and a robust curriculum, all taught in a safe and nurturing environment. Now in its 31st year, Encinitas Country Day School serves preschool through eighth grade students on two beautiful campuses. The ECDS curriculum develops well-rounded students of scholarship, integrity, and service. College preparatory classical education for students in preschool through high school. With fully credentialed teachers, impressive college acceptances and test scores, and opportunities in arts, athletics, and technology, Horizon Prep is a distinctly different learning environment in the heart of Rancho Santa Fe. La Jolla Country Day School is an independent, college preparatory school, serving students age three to grade 12. LJCDS is committed to inspiring greatness for a better world by fostering a community that leads with dignity. At Lindamood-Bell Academy, sensory-cognitive instruction is paired with a full curriculum to develop the imagery-language foundation that underlies learning and literacy. An accredited private K-12 school, with classes available in person or online, the curriculum at the Academy is individualized and flexible to meet each student’s needs. Maranatha Christian Schools is a college prep learning community where students experience God’s love, are equipped to fulfill God’s unique call and purpose, and excel in their God-given potential through academics, arts, and athletics. Pacific Ridge makes it easy for students to get involved and discover their passions. Activities such as service learning, clubs, arts, and athletics, considered extracurriculars at most schools, are built into the daily, weekly and yearly calendar so all students can participate. Santa Fe Christian Schools (SFC) is a private preschool through 12th grade college preparatory school located in Solana Beach. With a 100% four-year college acceptance rate, SFC graduates are accepted into top colleges and universities across the nation.
St. Michael’s School 15542 Pomerado Rd. | Poway, CA 92064 858-485-1303 | info@SMSPoway.org www.SMSPoway.org
The Children’s School 2225 Torrey Pines Ln. | La Jolla, CA 92037 858-454-0184 | info@tcslj.org | www.TCSLJ.org
The Grauer School 1500 S. El Camino Real | Encinitas, CA 92024 760-944-6777 | info@GrauerSchool.com www.GrauerSchool.com
St. Michael’s School, located on a sprawling 25-acre campus in Poway, California, is a private, Catholic preschool through middle school preparing graduates to achieve success in high school and beyond.
The Children’s School features a supportive environment where students feel safe and known and a toddler through eighth grade curriculum designed to teach critical thinking skills and collaboration.
As the longest-serving independent school in North County, The Grauer School develops students who are purposeful, confident global citizens by encouraging them to develop personal passions and find their unique voices. CONTINUED January | Febraury 2019 • DELSOLMAGAZINE.COM • 27
PRIVATE SCHOOLS LIST SCHOOL NAME | CONTACT
ABOUT THE SCHOOL
Therapeutic Learning Center 990 Highland Dr., Ste. 106A | Solana Beach, CA 92075 858-481-2200 | www.TherapeuticLiteracyCenter.com www.TherapeuticLearningCenter.com
The Winston School
The Winston School inspires hope and success in students who have struggled to realize their potential. For almost 30 years, The Winston School has educated students with learning differences by creating a high-quality learning environment where they can learn and are challenged to find their passion.
215 9th St. | Del Mar, CA 92014 858-259-8155 | www.TheWinstonSchool.org
Tri-City Christian School 302 N. Emerald Dr. | Vista, CA 92083 | 760-630-8227 tccscommunication@tccs.org | www.TCCS.org
Village Church Preschool 6225 Paseo Delicias | Rancho Santa Fe, CA 92067 858-756-2394 | pamm@villagechurchpreschool.org www.VillageChurchPreschool.org
Therapeutic Learning Center (formerly Therapeutic Literacy Center) offers a full-time school as well as an after-school therapy clinic for individualized cognitive therapy and educational services. FIX learning challenges and disabilities so students can thrive in any classroom environment.
For 47 years Tri-City Christian School has been a place where students are empowered to realize their full potential through a robust curriculum that is Biblically grounded and culturally relevant.
The Village Church Preschool offers engaging, inspiring curriculum for children ages two to five, along with infant and toddler music programs. Discover a life-long love of learning in this supportive community.
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SCHOOL PROFILE
ENGAGED IN THE CLASSROOM, ENGAGED IN THE WORLD Students at Pacific Ridge School Prepare for College and a Purposeful Life photo provided by Pacific Ridge School
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tudents at Pacific Ridge School are fully engaged in their education. In the school’s classrooms, they sit with their teacher around an oval table, called a Harkness table, giving each student a front row seat in a small (15:1 student to teacher ratio) setting. Guided by caring and experienced educators, learning is a conversation, with students actively exploring ideas together and sharing different perspectives. Students are at the center of the learning experience. Opened in 2007 with a focus on forwardlooking education, Carlsbad’s Pacific Ridge
community and discover the kinds of people they want to become. The school emphasizes ethical responsibility, both in the classroom and through a comprehensive, weekly service learning program that connects students to local and global communities. At the end of each school year, over 90% of students travel internationally and domestically for academic study, cultural exploration, language immersion, and service. This year’s school trips include Austin, Big Bear, China, Colombia, Iceland, Italy, the Galapagos Islands, Kenya, the Northern Sierras, South Africa, Vienna and Prague, Vietnam, and Washington, D.C. “We want our students to understand the “A PACIFIC RIDGE EDUCATION INSPIRES interdependency of cultures and to be inspired to act for the good STUDENTS TO MEET THE DEMANDS OF of the world,” said Ogle. Pacific Ridge School OUR EVER-CHANGING WORLD.” also offers students many opportunities to become involved, School is a private, independent school, serving learn leadership skills, and develop their 615 students in grades 7 through 12. The college passions. Extensive arts offerings, competitive preparatory school draws students from all and participatory athletics, clubs, and service over San Diego’s North County and is led by learning are built into the school day and are Dr. Bob Ogle, Head of School. “A Pacific Ridge essential parts of every student’s education. education inspires students to meet the demands Facilities on the 12.5-acre campus include of our ever-changing world,” explained Ogle. middle and upper school classroom buildings, “We aim to combine the best of traditional and state-of-the-art labs, an arts and technology innovative education in a program that reaches center, a full-size athletic field, and one of San beyond academics, bringing together classroom Diego’s largest high school athletic centers. instruction and purposeful life experience.” Interested students and their parents are As Pacific Ridge students challenge encouraged to visit www.pacificridge.org to themselves academically, they also become schedule a campus tour and find out more about aware of their roles as members of a global the Pacific Ridge School experience. 30 • DELSOLMAGAZINE.COM • January | Febraury 2019
AT-A-GLANCE Name of School: Pacific Ridge School Head of School: Dr. Bob Ogle Year of Establishment: 2007 Address: 6269 El Fuerte St. Website: www.PacificRidge.org Email: admissions@pacificridge.org Phone: 760-448-9820 Description of School: Pacific Ridge School is an independent, private school for grades 7 through 12 in North County San Diego. In small, discussionbased classes with exceptional teachers, students engage in a compelling program that provides ample opportunity for practicing and refining skills needed to succeed in high school, college, and beyond. SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT
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The libraries will be closed on Jan. 1 for New Year’s Day, Jan. 21 for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, and Feb. 18 for Presidents’ Day.
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Preschool Story Time (3-5 yrs.)
JAN. 23
FEB. 13
WEDNESDAYS
Meditation
SDCCU Workshop
Chair Yoga
With San Diego Children’s Discovery Museum 3:30 p.m.
6 p.m.
Understanding Credit Reports 6 p.m.
10:30 and 11:30 a.m.
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JAN. 12
Full Stem Ahead Learn about STEM with a story followed by an activity 3:30 p.m.
Local Author Talk Tommy Anderson discusses his novel Haboob Wind 1:30 p.m. JAN. 17
JAN. 3, 31; FEB. 14, 28
Preschool Play
Rady’s Infant Time Class
Scripps Musical Story Time 10 a.m. JAN. 9, 16, 23; FEB. 6, 15, 20
Rady’s Baby Steps 9:30 a.m.
JAN. 26 Register at 858-755-6956 11 a.m. JAN. 30 Authors from anthology Shaking the Tree 6 p.m.
JAN. 17, 24; FEB. 7, 21
Musical Story Time
3:30 p.m. JAN. 19
3D Printer Discussion Group
10 a.m. FEB. 6
SDCCU Workshop Kids, Identity Theft, and Online Privacy 3:30 p.m.
JAN. 14; FEB. 11
Math and Art Program (Grades 4-8) 3:45 p.m.
Psychology of Spending 6 p.m.
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Baby Story Time (Infants-Walking) 11 a.m.
Monday Funday for Teens 2:50 p.m.
MONDAYS
Toddler/Preschool Story Time (Walking-6 yrs.) 10 a.m.
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InspirArt Studio (Grades K-8) 3:30 p.m.
Learning to Play (6 mos.-4 yrs.)
Gymboree Family Music
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1st Thursdays | 10 a.m.
Baby Story Time (6-18 mos.)
Toddler Yoga 2nd and 4th Thursdays 10 and 10:45 a.m.
11 a.m.
Rady’s Toddler Time Class
Adult Yoga
3rd Thursdays 10 a.m.
12 p.m.
2nd and 4th Fridays 11:20 a.m.
Book Talks and Treats 3rd Fridays | 2 p.m. SATURDAYS
Matter Minds Fun science experiments for young children 1st and 3rd Saturdays 11 a.m.
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Knitting Circle Bring your own materials 2nd and 4th Tuesdays 9:30 a.m. WEDNESDAYS
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Chair Yoga
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Art & Culture Class (3-6 yrs.)
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Science of Flight
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Playtime with Toys 10 a.m.
Beginning Coding with Java for Teens 4 p.m.
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Whiteboard Games for Teens 2:50 p.m.
SATURDAYS
French Conversation Club 10 a.m.
12:30 – 2 p.m.
Bridge Club (Adults) 10 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
FRIDAYS
Afterschool Game Day 2:50 p.m.
Afterschool Craft Club 2:50 p.m.
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Citizenship Class 5:30 – 7 p.m.
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