Members of the Sulphur Springs Union School District Governing Board will hear and review an annual report on the district’s seven-year student population projections during its Wednesday meeting at Leona
Six former First Ladies shared their stories on Saugus High School’s (SHS) campus Tuesday as part of the 10th annual Women in History Program. The annual American Association of University
For more than 50 years, Roselva Ungar dedicated her life to early childhood education. She spent many years as an elementary school teacher in the in Los Angeles Unified School
A school shooting reported at North Park Elementary School occurred in San Bernardino not in Santa Clarita in the Saugus Union School District. “North Park Elementary School in the Saugus
A student-led club of high school students is using its voice to spread lessons of kindness to elementary school children throughout the Santa Clarita Valley. The Students Matter Club at
Usually, a student at a Kumon Math and Reading Center completes the organization’s math program in several years when they are well into junior high school or high school. “For
Students from across the Santa Clarita were on fire for science during Vicki White’s week-long Hands-On Science Spring Break Camp. Nicknamed “The Science Lady,” White brings experiments and fun to
For freshman Kandice Lake, The Master’s University (TMU) is both figuratively and literally her home. The 19-year-old spent her entire life in and out of foster homes and foster care
Students from Castaic Middle School took home five awards at this year’s Student Television Network (STN) Convention in Anaheim, Calif. The annual convention supports, promotes and recognizes excellence in scholastic
For the third year, 15-year-old Morelia Robles is working to make Easter extra memorable for patients at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles. Through her organization Bunnies Who Care, Robles donates baskets
With support from the community, Leona Cox Community School is hoping to win a grant from Seeds of Change to support the revitalization of the school’s garden and garden program.
Most seventh graders love playing with Legos, computers and video games. But for one seventh grader, that’s not all he loves to do. Twelve-year-old Hardy Freeman from La Mesa Junior
Cinimon Clark, owner of Turnaround Training and Official Trainer of Animal Planet’s “Pit Bulls and Parolee’s,” visited Castaic Middle School to speak with the school’s Kids Loving Animals Within Shelters
The Superstars at Skyblue Mesa Elementary School joined with district staff, local leaders and elected officials to commemorate the school’s 50th anniversary Friday. “Skyblue—home of the superstars—was, is and will
Historical characters like Queen Eleanor of Aquitaine, Galileo, Attila the Hun and Shakespeare were alive and well Friday morning as they shared their biographies with students, parents and teachers from
On Wednesday, the California Community Colleges (CCC) Chancellor’s Office released its annual report on the 2015-16 Economic and Workforce Development (EWD) program. Created as part of the Economic and Workforce
Saugus High School Principal Bill Bolde will be stepping down from his position within the William S. Hart Union High School District. Bolde announced his impending retirement to Hart District
After more than an hour of public interviews and deliberations, members of the William S. Hart Union High School District Governing Board selected Cherise Moore as the newest board member
Some of the valley’s youngest engineers, scientists and inventors demonstrated their skills and shared their talents at the Sulphur Springs Union School District’s (SSUSD) third annual STEAM Expo Tuesday. “The
College of the Canyons (COC) Chancellor Dr. Dianne G. Van Hook was named the National Pacesetter of the Year by the National Council for Marketing and Public Relations (NCMPR) at