A Simple Way to Help Keep Glendora Beautiful
Did you know the City of Glendora has an app, a free tool that lets residents report non-emergency concerns directly to the appropriate city department. Instead of wondering who to call or where to send an email, you can submit a request in just a few minutes from your phone.
More Than a Market: Building Community in Glendora
A farmers' market may seem like a simple gathering place to buy fresh produce, enjoy local food, and spend a little time outdoors. But the Glendora Village Farmers Market offers something our community needs just as much: a place to connect with one another.
The market takes place every Wednesday from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. on Glendora Avenue, between Foothill Boulevard and Bennett Avenue in downtown Glendora. Its evening hours make it an inviting place to stop after work, bring the family, meet a friend, or simply enjoy a walk through the Village.
Resources, Articles, & Helpful Information
UCLA report: “The Conflict Campaign: Exploring Local Experiences to Ban Critical Race Theory in Public K-12 Education in the US” (READ)
“California becomes first state to require ethnic studies in high school”- EdSource - (READ)
”Uncovering who is driving the fight against Critical Race Theory in schools” -NPR - (READ)
Glendora Unified School District Website - (VISIT)
Joint statement from the GUSD Board read by Dr. DeLeon at Feb. 28 board meeting (READ)