Students, staff and other Vintage community members were treated Monday, October 6, 2014 to a visit from the L.A. Kings staff, including Jim Fox and Daryl Evans, with the highlight being the Stanley Cup (the championship trophy awarded annually to the National Hockey League (NHL) playoff winner ) brought to Vintage Magnet School. Vintage was selected for their students' participation in Bailey's LA Kings Royal Readers program, a reading incentive program in partnership with Reading is Fundamental of Southern California.
Partnering during this visit to Vintage with the L.A. Kings, was Discovery Cube L.A. which will be opening November 13, 2014. According to StreetInsider.com, Discover Cube L.A., “The Science of Hockey” will debut in early 2015, at the new Discovery Cube Los Angeles (DCLA) as one of the most technically advanced sports-themed exhibits in the world. The permanent destination attraction will combine hands-on hockey learning focused on the skills of the sport with unique participatory experiences that explain the scientific realities of the game.
To add to the fun of the day, Vintage students were coached by the L.A. Kings Chariot staff in a street hockey clinic in the school playground. For many, it was their first time to hold a hockey stick.
For more photos of the event click here.
Read more about their visit in the San Fernando Valley Post-Periodical.
Partnering during this visit to Vintage with the L.A. Kings, was Discovery Cube L.A. which will be opening November 13, 2014. According to StreetInsider.com, Discover Cube L.A., “The Science of Hockey” will debut in early 2015, at the new Discovery Cube Los Angeles (DCLA) as one of the most technically advanced sports-themed exhibits in the world. The permanent destination attraction will combine hands-on hockey learning focused on the skills of the sport with unique participatory experiences that explain the scientific realities of the game.
To add to the fun of the day, Vintage students were coached by the L.A. Kings Chariot staff in a street hockey clinic in the school playground. For many, it was their first time to hold a hockey stick.
For more photos of the event click here.
Read more about their visit in the San Fernando Valley Post-Periodical.
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