College of the Canyons is the only community college selected to participate in the PLACE initiative, which college officials said is a collaborative network of academic and community partnerships that
Joanna White, the new director of special education for the William S. Hart Union High School District, said Tuesday that while she was growing up, special needs students would typically
After a week of exploring subjects like robotics, photography and genetic engineering, local middle-schoolers completed their final session of the 2019 College of the Canyons’ Summer Institute Friday. This year’s
WiSH Education Foundation officials announced the organization’s annual Cocktails on the Roof fundraiser will be held Sept. 6. Once again being hosted by the WiSH Education Foundation, officials say the
In an effort to help College of the Canyons increase its online class offerings and lower the cost of textbooks, the California Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office awarded COC with a
In order to help them compete in an educational landscape that allows families to decide which school district to attend, Castaic Union School District’s governing board OK’ed the hiring of
Attendees representing more than 30 nonprofits from across the Santa Clarita Valley gathered at College of the Canyons’ University Center Friday for the “Meet the Grant Makers” event. Theresa Zuzevich
Democratic Assemblywoman Christy Smith’s bill looking to prevent school districts from authorizing charter schools outside of their jurisdictional boundaries narrowly passed the Senate Education Committee this week, with Sen. Scott
After nearly two decades serving College of the Canyons and its students, Barry Gribbons has agreed to become president of Los Angeles Valley College. Gribbons is the 10th person to
The Newhall School District has announced that Kim Howe has been selected for the position of director of student support services. According to district officials, the position Howe is fulfilling
Editor’s note: This is the second in a continuing series looking at Santa Clarita Valley residents who earned acceptance into the various U.S. military academies. Going to West Point was
Editor’s note: This is the first in a continuing series looking at Santa Clarita Valley residents who earned acceptance into the various U.S. military academies. For years, Myles Garrett has
The William S Hart Union High School District announced Monday that it is looking for a new member to be a part of the Measure SA Oversight Committee. Measure SA
The Valencia High School Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps finished in third place at a national competition in June. The CA-782 team, which consists of four primary members
Looking to address a $1 million drop in revenue forecast for 2019-20, Saugus Union School District leaders are joining other local educational entities that have created fundraising foundations to help
Santa Clarita Valley school officials are encouraging parents and community members who know of a child who may have special needs to contact their local school district office. The Santa
The College of the Canyons Foundation hosted its annual board installation dinner at the Sand Canyon Country Club, where it welcomed five new board members and celebrated a successful First-Year
Santa Clarita Valley’s nonprofits are invited to learn how to improve their fundraising efforts during a panel presentation and seminar happening Friday. The College of the Canyons Office of Grants
After high school graduation, students, often out on their own for the first time, traditionally can struggle with a number of real-world challenges a brick-and-mortar classroom education didn’t really discuss.
Newhall School District officials are looking to bridge a $3 million loss in funding with a combination of measures that include outreach efforts, attendance incentive programs and a reduction in