Do you want to know how schools in your neighborhood perform on standardized tests? Now there’s an app for that. On Monday, the California Department of Education (CDE) announced the
A post by a William S. Hart Union High School District Governing Board member in an online social media group generated negative backlash from community members Friday. Joe Messina, president
Each year, 65 million Americans suffer from some kind of mental illness. From depression and anxiety to eating disorders and suicidal thoughts, individuals need support when they are faced with
The Saugus Union School District announced Friday that it is seeking applications to fill five positions on its Measure EE Citizens Oversight Committee. Measure EE is a $148 million dollar
When Matthew Monteleone walked across the stage at his graduation last week, he had more to celebrate than just his high school diploma. The Valencia High School senior also earned
Students, friends, parents, teachers and staff joined together at College of the Canyons’ (COC) Honor Grove Friday to celebrate the community college’s 48th annual commencement ceremony. “Having completed your studies
Rancho Camulos Museum was transformed into a scene from the late-1800s Thursday as more than 100 Santa Clarita Valley International (SCVi) eighth grade learners participated in the fifth annual Civil
Stewart (Stu) Balikov knew how to stirrup emotions for his wife Eileen after her final day teaching students at Hart High School. As Eileen Balikov made her way out of
Fifth grade students at Golden Valley Community School explored the creation and history of the United States as they performed their rendition of the musical “13 Colonies.” The fifth annual
Ten local agencies with bring their resources together Saturday to provide games, food and fun to foster youth families from across the Santa Clarita Valley. Named “Thrive,” the community gathering
The American Diabetes Association’s Camp Power Up is coming to the Santa Clarita Valley for the first time to educate children and families on the importance of healthy living. The
Albert Einstein Academy of Letters, Arts and Sciences will have a second chance in court to postpone a decision to deny its charter petition until after the school’s appeal can
This legislative season, representatives in the California Senate and California Assembly are choosing to tackle California’s Education Code and address concerns relating to the state’s charter schools. From requiring charter
A male motorcyclist was airlifted from Castaic Monday after sustaining injuries from a crash that occurred in Gorman, according to the California Highway Patrol. At 6:23 p.m., CHP was called
Castaic Middle School students had a unique opportunity to interact with professionals from several different career paths as part of the school’s first ongoing speaker series throughout the month of
West Ranch High School officially unveiled its Wall of Honor Friday, which pays tribute to 138 West Ranch alumni who chose to serve in the military and as first responders.
Fourth and fifth grade iLEAD students at Santa Clarita Valley International School (SCVi) are turning a classroom project into a community donation with the construction of a tiny house. The
Dressed in business attire, eighth grade students at Arroyo Seco Junior High School shared their prized work from seventh and eighth grade with community panelists in personal, one-on-one interviews Thursday.
Sixth grade students in Ken Newton’s class at Fair Oaks Ranch Community School learned how to bust a move when they turned classroom curriculum into original rap lyrics. Using an
For the first time, Saugus High School’s theater arts program was nominated for eight Jerry Herman High School Musical Theatre Awards, which honor excellence in public and private high school
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