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NextGen Youth Workforce Program Returns
The City of Baldwin Park is proud to once again partner with New Ways to Work, Goodwill Southern California, LA County America’s Job Center of California, Baldwin Park Unified School District and Baldwin Park Business Association to launch the third year of the NextGen Youth Workforce Program. The NextGen Youth Workforce Program is a job…
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Correction Regarding Graduation Commencement Information
We would like to issue a correction and retraction regarding recent information pubished in The Mid Valley News regarding the 2024 Commencement Ceremonies. We deeply apologize for the inaccuracies and any confusion caused by incorrect dates, times, and locations mentioned . We take full responsibility for this oversight and want to ensure that our readers…
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Why Effective Communication is the Key to Professional Success
Effective communication is a vital skill that can significantly improve various aspects of our lives. Whether it’s in the office, during business interactions, conflict resolution, or negotiations, having strong communication skills can make all the difference. By adopting a mindset of respect, purpose, and curiosity, we can enhance our ability to connect with others and…
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Navigating the Complications of a Fifty-Fifty Partnership
In the business world, partnerships can offer a range of benefits, but when it comes to a 50/50 equity partnership, the cons tend to outweigh the pros. While initial considerations such as skill sets, contributions, and growth plans are important, there are numerous challenges that arise as the business evolves. Once a business is up…
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Stronger Communities Through After School Sports
Home Field Advantage (HFA) has been part of MVSD’s after school offerings for two years, providing students with quality after school sports opportunities. HFA is a non-profit sports leadership program, that provides high school and college students with a coaching education and curriculum enabling them to coach after school sports programs at schools in their…
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In A Supersized World, It’s Important to Read the Label
Reading food labels is an essential skill that can help you make healthier food choices. Food labels provide important information about the nutrients and ingredients in packaged foods, allowing you to make informed decisions about what you eat. In this article, we will explore how to read food labels and what to look for when…
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Family Art Night Brings Families Together
By Jasmine VelazquezIn a colorful exhibition of creativity and community spirit, El Monte City School District (EMCSD) recently held its much-anticipated first annual “Family Art Night.” The theme of art night, Harmony in Diversity, Celebrating the Soul of El Monte City School District, aimed to celebrate the district’s identity via art. As soon as the…
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The League of American Wheelmen: A History of National Bike Month
May has become widely recognized as National Bike Month in the United States, with many events and activities taking place across the country to promote cycling as a form of transportation, exercise, and recreation. But how did May become the month for celebrating bicycles? Let’s take a look at the history of May as Bike…
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El Monte Union Honors 2024 QuestBridge Scholars
Five standout seniors from El Monte Union High School District (EMUHSD) secured coveted, full four-year scholarships exceeding $200,000 through the QuestBridge National College Match program for their dedication to academic excellence and spirited involvement in their school communities. South El Monte High’s Mariana Ortega Ubeda and Karla Ixchop, Rosemead High’s Wesley (Junaho) Huang, Arroyo High’s…
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EMCSD’s Musical Theatre Program Hits Center Stage
By Jasmine Velazquez, El Monte City School DistrictExcitement reverberates through the corridors of El Monte City School District (EMCSD) as curtains rise on another spectacular season of Musical Theatre. From enchanting melodies to electrifying choreography, the stage is set to showcase the boundless talent of students, spanning from 1st through 8th grade. This year’s lineup…