Marine biology camp in Fiji

Los Altos and Mountain View science students and teachers have organized a summer camp in Fiji to conduct marine biology experiments. One of the goals of the studies is to “Keep Fiji Fiji.” FijiFiji BioCamp will run for 12 days, June 25 to July 7.

Students interested in attending the camp can contact Nicole Maston at 949-1583 or scubagirl3000@aol.com. For more information, log on to

FijiFiji.com.

Forever Almond in mortal clay

Current and former Almond School students can immortalize themselves in the school entry plaza for a tax-deductible donation of $100. That’s the cost of having a brick engraved with a name or a message of up to three 20-character lines. Bricks will be installed before the next school year begins.

Order forms are available in the office and on the Web site, www.almondschool.org. Orders must be received by May 27. For more information, call the school office at 917-5400.

Almond holds open house

Almond School has scheduled an open house 7-8 p.m., May 26, to celebrate the completion of the seat wall and several sixth-grade art gifts. The school is located at 550 Almond Ave., Los Altos.

For more information, call the school office at 917-5400.

Seminars on healthy teen relationships

Los Altos Girls For A Change, with the support of Next Door Solutions to Domestic Violence, has scheduled a workshop on dating violence and healthy relationships May 26 at Los Altos High School.

The group will act out several scenarios showing that healthy relationships do not involve violence. The workshops will be held in three assemblies, and classes are encouraged to sign up soon.

The group will also present a parent workshop called “Increasing Awareness About Healthy Relationships - Teaching Our Teens,” May 19. This presentation will be given in Spanish at 6 p.m. and in English at 7 p.m.

The assemblies and the parent workshops will be held in the LAHS Eagle Theater.

For more information, call Judy Prothro at 960-8816.