2011 Career Day & Job Fair - Images by Fabian Lewkowicz

The City of Santa Monica and the Santa Monica Chamber of Commerce  teamed up again with the student-run Santa Monica High School Ambassadors Club for the 2011 Career Day & Job Fair on Wednesday, May 25, 2011. The event featured 12 different career panels with over 40 speakers

Participants dance the  Zumba  during Spectrum Club's Get Your Move on at Santa Monica High School on Saturday, September 25, 2010. 

Lorena Godinez and Maggie Padilla from Santa Monica High School Infant Toddler Center (ITC) push a group of toddlers in the Kinder Van along Pico Blvd on Wednesday, July 7, 2010. 

Students walk past the 'SS Viking' at Santa Monica High School on Wednesday, June 04, 2010. The giant blue and gold ship is 85 ft. long and 30 ft. tall and made from plywood. The vessel will stage the 20th Annual 'Grad Nite' celebration on Thursday, June 17, for the 2010 graduating senior class.The vessel takes three weekends to construct and one weekend to dismantle. Two hounded and fifty volunteers consisting of parents, district teachers, SAMOHI staff, local businesses and members from the community worked on the graduation  project. The evening will include a DJ, dancing, carnival and casino games, food, a complimentary DVD of the evening, lots of prizes and much more. Grad Nite is drug and alcohol-free graduation party that keeps students safe, sober and alive on what is statistically the most dangerous night of their lives.

Benjamin Kay's Santa Monica High School Junior and Senior Marine Biology students gather beach organisms including Sea Grass and Brown Algae to take back and study in class during a field trip to the beach on Tuesday, January 12, 2010.

The Los Angeles Fire Department lands a helicopter on Santa Monica High School's baseball field during an Air Operations Mutual Aid Training session on Saturday, Aug 29, 2009. The Mutual Aid Training between the Santa Monica Fire Department and the Los Angeles Fire Department is in preparing for the Santa Monica Pier's Centennial Celebration on September 9, 2009.

El Salvador (in the blue jerseys) and Santa Monica High School (in the white jerseys) battle it out during the final game of the International Youth Soccer Tournament at Santa Monica College on Friday, July 31, 2009. El Salvador defeated Santa Monica High School with a score of 3 to 2 and won the three day International Youth Soccer Tournament.

The International Youth Soccer Tournament, sponsored by the Santa Monica Sister City Association, was held at Santa Monica College's Corsair Field and the playing fields at John Adams Middle School. The tournament brings together teams from Los Angeles, Santa Monica and its Sister City in Italy and provides opportunities for youth to exchange friendship through soccer games.

Under the leadership of SMC President Dr. Chui Tsang, who is chaired the Tournament Organizing Committee, and SMSCA President Joseph E. Deering, the tournament featured teams from Santa Monica High School, L.A.'s Korean, Japanese and Salvadoran communities, and a team from Cassino/S'Entelia, Italy. The games are free and open to the public.

Other tournament sponsors are the City of Santa Monica, Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District, Santa Monica Rotary Club, Santa Monica Kiwanis Club, Santa Monica Sister City Foundation, Santa Monica Daily Press and many individuals.

The motto of the Santa Monica Sister City Association is "Peace in the World - One Person at a Time." To fulfill former President Dwight D. Eisenhower's dream of "citizen diplomats" establishing peace with "people-to-people" contacts between countries, the Santa Monica Sister City Association aims to educate, foster and encourage youth from all over the world.