Early Tuesday morning, fourth grade students at Northlake Hills Elementary followed Native American musician Martin Espino to create their own renditions of Native American songs using traditional instruments like deer
Two Valencia High School students are exploring how the use of the n-word in popular culture has blurred the lines between the word’s denotative and connotative meanings. Students Ayannah Settle
Middle school, high school and college-aged students will have the chance to learn about the potential of Green STEM careers during College of the Canyon’s annual Green STEM Summit Saturday. The
Students and professional artists from California Institute of the Arts and Academia Nacional de Artes San Alejandro in Habana are exploring the history and future possibilities of the two countries
Los Angeles County Firefighters tirelessly used the Jaws of Life to extract the “bodies” of two students from a car while a Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s deputy conducted a drunken
News release issued by College of the Canyons. The Small Business Development Center (SBDC) hosted by College of the Canyons has been named the 2016 Top Performing SBDC within Los
College of the Canyons added two apprenticeship programs to its college offerings this week as part of the second annual National Apprenticeship Week. In 2011, the United States Department of
The William S. Hart Union School District Governing Board will hear a report on student achievement from Hart High School and a presentation on the district’s College Readiness Block Grant
Members of the Newhall School District Governing Board will review gift reports, field trips, notices of completion and the purchase of furniture during the board’s regular meeting Wednesday. The board
The Saugus Union School District Governing Board will approve seven budget revisions in areas of the district’s unique funds during its regular meeting Wednesday. These fund changes are due to
College of the Canyons received a training contract valued at nearly $550,000 from the California Employment Training Panel (ETP), the college announced Wednesday. The two-year reimbursement contract is the 13th
Twenty-two veterans take their own lives each day according to a United States Department of Veterans Affairs study. Students in College of the Canyons’ Civic Engagement Club’s Veteran Committee brought
Members of the Castaic Union School District Governing Board reviewed four school’s “School Safe Plans” and the district’s Educator Effectiveness Plan at the board’s annual meeting Thursday. Castaic Elementary School,
The race for the Saugus School Board was between two equally matched and equally qualified candidates: Bruce Fox and Julie Olsen. However, it was Olsen that pulled ahead of Fox
Two new Career Technical Education (CTE) courses at Golden Oak Adult School will give students the skills and resources to become a certified medical assistant or a pharmacy technician in
News release issued by College of the Canyons. College of the Canyons is gearing up to offer its largest ever winter and spring semesters, which will boast more than 310
Students in the William S. Hart Union School District already voiced their opinions on the upcoming election ballot candidates and propositions. Three high schools—Golden Valley, Valencia and Bowman—conducted their mock
According to the Gay, Lesbian, Straight Education Network, 74 percent of LGBTQ students have been verbally harassed because of their sexual orientation and 55.5 percent feel unsafe at school. The
“How has American changed in the last eight years and do we want it to continue that way?” That was the key question The Master’s University’s “Truth Matters” Summit attempted
Last week, College of the Canyon’s Board of Trustees approved three new courses, one new program, 12 courses modifications and one program modification. The wide-sweeping changes brought into question how