Education

8 things to consider when choosing a high school

Planning ahead for the future often involves having a strong educational foundation upon which a secure and financially rewarding career can be built. While many students and families give ample

SUSD board approves formation of subcommittee

Shortly after welcoming its two newest trustees, the Saugus Union School District governing board approved the formation of a subcommittee that would be responsible for investigating former board president Chris

Sulphur Springs district welcomes new trustee

With the retirement of 29-year board member Kerry Clegg becoming official last week, Sulphur Springs Union School District trustees welcomed Brenda Martinez Gerson, the newest member of the governing board,

State gives schools new report card

The California Department of Education recently released an updated and more detailed version of the California School Dashboard, which will allow parents to more closely track how well their local

Saugus to hold dual immersion discussion

The Saugus Union School District will hold a presentation Tuesday to discuss a prospective dual immersion language program that will likely be approved for two kindergarten classes at a school

Hart District choir students sing at Disneyland

The choral programs of three Santa Clarita Valley high schools participated in Disneyland’s annual Candlelight Processional and Ceremony on Saturday night. As a crowd of thousands jammed in the theme

Valencia High choir to host 2-day boutique

The choir students of Valencia High School will host a two-day boutique this week in an effort to raise funds for their program. “The 15th annual Valencia High School Boutique

iLead to host Innovation Expo at COC

Santa Clarita Valley residents are invited to College of the Canyons on Friday for a space and innovation exposition, featuring student aerospace projects, keynote speakers and other interactive opportunities. “Mission

Reading program connects children and animals

Santa Clarita Valley students partnered with Los Angeles County Animal Care and Control this week in an attempt to enrich the lives of local shelter animals and promote literacy. Students

COC winter registration available to students

Students attending College of the Canyons are now able to register for the college’s winter semester, which boasts more than 350 available class sections. The winter schedule of classes primarily