North Tustin

North Tustin, CA · Events
whatnow.com
BoxingScene
The Independent
California teen sues school after alleging teacher called him a slur
Your browser does not support the video tag. A 16-year-old Palestinian-American student, Yousef Abdullah, is suing the Anaheim Union High School District after a teacher allegedly called him a terrorist . The lawsuit claims school counselors and administrators repeatedly dismissed the remark as a joke from a movie rather than addressing racial discrimination. While a district investigation found the comment violated policy prohibiting abusive language, no meaningful disciplinary action was taken against staff. The lawsuit also alleges teachers illegally revealed Abdullah's ADHD diagnosis to classmates, leading to further harassment and ridicule. An Orange County Superior Court judge recently rejected the school district's motion to dismiss the lawsuit. IN FULL California teacher called Muslim student a ‘terrorist’ after denying him a spot in AP class, lawsuit claims
ocsportszone.com
whatnow.com
gladiatortimes.com
socalrestaurantshow.com
November 14: Ca’Lucchenzo, Rise Bagels, Heidi Sloknik, Eric Greenspan
“Ca’Lucchenzo is a charming neighborhood Italian restaurant in Wauwatosa (adjacent to Milwaukee, WI), where handmade pasta, thoughtfully prepared seasonal dishes and an exclusively Italian wine list take center stage. Led by James Beard Award finalist (for Best Chef: Midwest) Chef Zak Baker and his wife, Sarah, Ca’Lucchenzo combines the traditions of Italian cooking with warm, spirited hospitality, creating a dining experience that feels both special and wonderfully familiar.” Chef Zak and Sarah take a break from their busy kitchen to join us.
ocsportszone.com
PHOTOS: Crean Lutheran athletes make college decisions during signing ceremony
Crean Lutheran athletes make it official Wednesday during a ceremony at Crean Lutheran. (Photos courtesy Crean Lutheran High School, Samantha Burgett, marketing media associate. Seven Crean Lutheran athletes, cheered on by coaches, family and friends, made their college decisions Wednesday during a signing ceremony in the campus gymnasium. The athletes: