Amid a flurry of concern over school security that’s resonated in Santa Clarita due to the Florida shooting and several subsequent local threats, school officials hosted a question-and-answer session with
Castaic community members, parents and Castaic Union School District teachers, staff and board members visited the Castaic Middle School campus Thursday to participate in the school’s annual blood drive. “When
The Sulphur Springs Union School District received a district recognition from the American Heart Association for its support of the organization’s efforts in cardiovascular science, community programs and education. At
Sulphur Springs Union School District officials earned a National Assistance League award this year for efforts to provide needy students access to the organization’s Operation School Bell program. Every year,
When Ana Dwork, Kathy Gorlick and Jan Lynch worked together at La Mesa Junior High School, the trio would spend time after work talking and laughing together. “We used to
Students throughout the country and throughout the William S. Hart Union High School District held demonstrations Wednesday to demand safer school campuses and stricter gun laws following a school shooting
As students and schools throughout the county rally around the activism from survivors of the Stoneman Douglas High School shooting, students in the William S. Hart Union High School District
All California public schools built before 2010 must test for lead in their drinking water under new direction from the state superintendent of public instruction and the Legislature. The state
More than 50 teachers from elementary, middle and high schools throughout the Santa Clarita Valley will be honored for their work and dedication during the Santa Clarita Valley Education Foundation’s
California Teacher of the Year and Northlake Hills Elementary School teacher Erin Oxhorn-Gilpin traveled to Sacramento this week to celebrate her recognition and discuss education policy with her fellow Teachers
Grant funding worth $10,000 is expected to spruce up facilities at the state Preschool Programs for Cedarcreek and Rio Vista. The grant funding was awarded to the programs through the
As high school students at Santa Clarita Christian School (SCCS) complete courses required for graduation, they also now have the ability to gain college credit from two accredited Christian universities.
About 30 students at Valencia High School are working together to save the earth and promote recycling on their school campus through the high school’s new Recycling Club. “We didn’t
While graduation is still several months away, the Hart High family hosted a send-off for two of their own Thursday with a surprise campuswide tribute. Collyn Nielsen and John Turner,
Following a recent threat made to a campus, Castaic Union School District staff and local Sheriff’s Station officials met at Castaic Elementary School Thursday to discuss campus safety and security
The William S. Hart Union High School District named four new assistant principals Tuesday to fill positions at Hart High School, Saugus High School, Placerita Junior High School and an
The Newhall School District Governing Board unanimously selected Leadership Associates as its superintendent search firm Tuesday, citing the consultants’ prior experience and track record with similar searches in elementary education.
A threat from a spouse of a Castaic Elementary School teacher prompted the Castaic Union School District to add extra security personnel on the elementary school’s campus this week. The
In four short months, Newhall School District Superintendent Paul Cordeiro will retire from his post at the helm of the Santa Clarita Valley’s most diverse school district. During his nine
In the state of California, only about 20 percent of public schools have an athletic trainer who is not on site daily to address the needs of all students. This
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