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PEN’s Annual wine & Spirits Tasting News

While we were eagerly anticipating PEN’s Annual Wine & Spirits Tasting, we have a bit of a twist to share—unfortunately, the event won’t take place this spring.  After much thought, we couldn’t in good conscience spend our time planning an event while so many of us are dealing with the devastation caused by the fire. So, rather than honoring a few parents in person, this year, we celebrate everyone.  We raise a virtual toast to all of our parents, donors, PUSD staff, and our entire community for your support. If you are able, please continue to support our work.

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PEF Eaton Fire Response Fund to Award Funds to Families & Staff
PEF Eaton Fire Response Fund to Award Funds to Families & Staff

The Pasadena Educational Foundation will award financial aid to PUSD families and staff who are currently displaced or are facing serious financial hardship due to the fire. Apply by March 3.

Help PEN Continue to Make a Difference
Help PEN Continue to Make a Difference

A record number of parents attended our Fall programs this year, showing that the need for PEN’s programs and services have never been greater.  Please donate today so we can continue to support our families and our schools.

Study: Common school ratings biased, often Inaccurate
Study: Common school ratings biased, often Inaccurate

There is a powerful, intuitive idea that has long shaped perceptions of American education: the schools with the highest test scores are the best schools…But this thinking is profoundly misleading. Find out more in this story originally published by Chalkbeat.