In order to provide community members with access to local resources and information about common school-related questions, two local school district will host a family resource fair for the Santa
A new bill introduced in Sacramento on behalf of College of the Canyons seeks to expand tutoring to include degree-applicable coursework. Authored by Sen. Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita, Senate Bill
In recognition of Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, the Child and Family Center’s Domestic Violence Program is hosting a mixed-media art exhibit showcasing the talent of community members about the
For the first time since February 1990, the Saugus Union School District is expected to overhaul the job description for its superintendent position. These changes reflect the “district’s current needs”
Source: College of the Canyons. To see The Signal’s version of this story visit: signalscv.com/2018/01/coc-board-review-college-bond-audits The Santa Clarita Community College District’s independent citizens’ bond oversight committee has accepted the results of an
The SCV Charity Chili Cookoff is back again and this time looking to raise tens of thousands of dollars to support education and Santa Clarita Valley students. Each year, the
Seven separate funds in the overall Saugus Union School District budget received additional funding or experienced additional expenses so far during the fiscal year. These changes and revisions to the
Students in the Santa Clarita Elementary School Child Development Program expect to soon be playing on top of rubberized surfacing instead of sand. The change is part of ongoing facilities
Following the direction of the California School Boards Association (CSBA), the Saugus Union School District Governing Board is expected to adopt a resolution Tuesday asking for the full and fair
Editor’s note: This is the second in an occasional, several-part series looking at arts education in Santa Clarita Valley school district. A recent countywide survey from the Los Angeles County
From doctors and firefighters to teachers and accountants, West Creek Academy students spent the week learning about different careers they could pursue when they grow up. “I hope they start
In 2016, 2,553 youth ages 10 to 19 died by suicide across the United States, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. In California, suicide rates continue to
College of the Canyons is hosting a conference to support a growing, underserved population with workforce and classroom programs, among other services. The event is called “A Transition Odyssey,”
After working in Human Relations for nearly a decade, Iraqi Khadijah Abdul-Nabi decided to pursue a career in her first love, art and design. She searched online for education options
William S. Hart Union High School District Governing Board members unanimously agreed to a one-year contract extension for Superintendent Vicki Engbrecht, citing her strong leadership skills and her accomplishments in
Hart district officials appointed four new principals Wednesday to fill positions at Hart High School, Canyon High School, Valencia High School and Placerita Junior High School. Jason d’Autremont was named
As construction continues to move forward at the Castaic High School Project, William S. Hart Union High School District officials are now looking to select the high school’s planning principal
Castaic Middle School is one of 46 schools named as a high-performing “Schools to Watch” by California’s Department of Education this year. Announced by the State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Members of the Castaic community gathered at Castaic Middle School Tuesday to discuss the progress of the Castaic High School project, which is set to open in fall 2019. The
In the 2015-16 school year, California served 772,350 Career Technical Education (CTE) high school students and 892,396 postsecondary students in 16 career clusters or concentrations, according to the U.S. Department
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