Mira Costa Surf Team Session in Manhattan Beach
We caught up with the Mira Costa High School Surf Team while they were practicing in Manhattan Beach. They had fun in less than ideal conditions.
We caught up with the Mira Costa High School Surf Team while they were practicing in Manhattan Beach. They had fun in less than ideal conditions.
Mira Costa High School, one of the leading high schools in the State of California, is one of the “Top 100 Math and Science High Schools in the United States” and has a long tradition of academic and athletic excellence. However, until recently, many of the facilities had not been improved or modernized since the school was established in the early 1950’s. Now, Phase I, II, and III, funded by a public bond campaign approved by the citizens of Manhattan Beach in 2008, are complete. Renovations included a new Math and Science building; a new 300-seat multi-purpose room, a new band/orchestra facility, 44 completely renovated classrooms, a new satellite cafeteria, and a new collegiate central outdoor gathering place for the students of Mira Costa High School that completely transforms the campus.
On Tuesday, March 31, 2015 the Manhattan Beach Unified School District hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony in the Mira Costa HS multipurpose room.
The 2014 Alumni Surf Contest between Mira Costa and Redondo High School took place Sunday December 14th at the Hermosa Beach Pier in head high plus surf. Dane Zaun scored a perfect 10 then backed it up in round 2 with a 9.5 to help lead Mira Costa to a 165-126 victory over Redondo.
The Neptunian Woman’s Club of Manhattan Beach surprised patrons of the Manhattan Village Mall in Manhattan Beach with a Flash Mob featuring current and past students of Mira Costa High School. They sang Christmas Carols led by Mira Costa’s music teacher Michael Hayden. Michael was recently named one of five “California Teachers of the Year” by the state Department of Education.
The Manhattan Beach Mira Costa Mens Volleyball team took on an all alumni team in the name of charity. Proceeds from the door went to alumni Eric Fonoimoana’s foundation, Dig 4 Kids.