Students in the Sulphur Springs Union School District will have a chance to attend two academies during the district’s winter break. These include a Winter Academy for additional school support
Two employees at Mitchell Community School received a special goodie bag Tuesday when they were recognized for their exemplary efforts at the elementary school. Mitchell Teacher Trina Mitchell and Office
Beginning in spring 2018, students at College of Canyons will be able to park in an off-campus lot and use apps like Uber and Lyft to get to the college’s
The Hart district schools evacuated as a result of the Rye Fire on Tuesday were expected to be open for students Wednesday, officials said Tuesday evening. Officials with the William
The Saugus Union School District Governing Board is expected to review several financial reports during its meeting Tuesday that include its annual audit. Interim Financial Report Governing Board members are
With the adoption of its newest bull, Ferdinand, The Gentle Barn in Santa Clarita is proving that this beloved character’s demeanor extends beyond pages of books and screens of theaters.
Many teachers in the Saugus Union School District are expected to have new laptops this year, according to an agenda item from Tuesday’s SUSD Governing Board meeting. These new laptops
After a series of her private text messages were leaked to the public on social media and a WordPress account earlier this month, Saugus Union School District trustee Julie Olsen
Through her original documentary, director and Valencia resident Sally Colón-Petree hopes to inspire audiences to use their voices, skills and passions to make a small difference throughout the world. Her
The Rancho Pico Junior High School Band received a special gift Thursday when Remo, Inc. donated about 10 new drumheads to the school’s junior high program. “We wanted to give
All four school districts served by the Santa Clarita Valley School Food Services Agency (SCVSFSA) will soon have the choice of water during lunchtime thanks to a single question asked
In a quiet Santa Clarita courtroom, Commissioner Jeffrey Harkavy called a vehicular manslaughter case to order as students and parents from Saugus High School looked on. “You have the ability
Earlier this month, California became the first state in the nation to approve of LGBT-inclusive instructional materials for students at the elementary and middle school levels. The California State Board
Fluffy, four-legged friends brought smiles and support to students at College of the Canyons (COC) Wednesday during one of the busiest times of the year. The annual “Paws for A
Both Santa Clarita Elementary School and Mountainview Elementary School celebrated their students’ artwork during a reception for the city of Santa Clarita’s Community Art Wall Tuesday. The art wall at
Early-morning repairs to a rail along Metrolink’s AV Line delayed riders’ morning commute into the San Fernando Valley and Downtown Los Angeles by up to an hour Tuesday morning. The
More than 800,000 students throughout California, and up to 15,110 in the Santa Clarita Valley, are now eligible for free and reduced price lunch through the state’s Medi-Cal Direct Certification
Students and elected officials gathered together on Santa Clarita Valley International’s (SCVi) campus Monday to celebrate a $5,000 educational grant awarded to the school this fall. The grant from the
To help all students receive access to a well-rounded arts education, the Newhall School District recently partnered with Arts for All, an initiative from the Los Angeles County Arts Commission.
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