The city of Malibu is moving forward with creating its own independent school district after the split of the Santa Monica-Malibu school district was approved Monday.

Malibu residents say they want this to happen immediately, but the district says it will likely not happen until 2028.

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Malibu’s youngest joined their parents and neighbors Monday night to continue the years-long fight to split the Santa Monica-Malibu school district.

As of now, 10 schools are in Santa Monica and four are in Malibu.

Last week, the district unanimously approved three agreements: To fairly allocate property tax funding, fairly divide equipment and resources and create a seven-member oversight body to administer revenue transfers and med

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