
College Briefs for May 22
2 local students graduate from Utah Tech University Utah Tech University celebrated the 2025 graduating class of 3,088 students at its 114th Commencement ceremonies recently, and local student Zachary Ball,

2 local students graduate from Utah Tech University Utah Tech University celebrated the 2025 graduating class of 3,088 students at its 114th Commencement ceremonies recently, and local student Zachary Ball,

Thirty-five Golden Oak Adult School students were “living examples of resilience,” their “journey to this moment undoubtedly unique, filled with challenges and triumphs,” said Principal Bryan Wilson to the audience

News release The WiSH Upon a Car Showcase, the third evening Santa Clarita Valley car show hosted by the WiSH Education Foundation, is scheduled 6-10 p.m. Saturday, May 31, in

Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies Wednesday confirmed two arrests connected to their investigation into an April 28 explosion in Plum Canyon, after a student was seen being taken into

Tackle, throw, catch, repeat. Students at Cedarcreek Elementary School participated in the Los Angeles Rams’ “Play 60 Field Day,” which according to a Rams’ news release, is designed to engage

Leaders of two employee groups at College of the Canyons spoke Wednesday on the college’s response to the climate survey that was conducted last year, as college officials were set

Design services for the on-campus Advanced Technology Center at College of the Canyons are being delayed after governing board members requested further updates on the scope of the project before

News release Rep. George Whitesides, D-Agua Dulce, has announced the winners of this year’s Congressional Art Competition for the 27th District, including two Santa Clarita Valley students. The following students

Hixon among MTSU fall 2024 graduates Middle Tennessee State University is congratulating the students who received their degrees at its fall 2024 commencement ceremonies, including Jake Hixon of Canyon Country,

News release Washington College, in Chestertown, Maryland, has named six students, including one from Santa Clarita, to its short list for the 2025 Sophie Kerr Prize, which is valued at

If you could send an experiment to the International Space Station, what experiment would you design? That’s the question Santa Clarita Valley International Charter School students are challenged with, through

The Santa Clarita Community College District board of trustees, which oversees College of the Canyons, is set on Wednesday to receive an update on the purchase and use of the

Community colleges across California have been dealing for a few years with what has been described as “financial aid fraud” — and College of the Canyons is one of them,

Castaic Union School District administrators updated the governing board last week about how the district is planning on addressing the transportation issue following the decision to no longer provide home-to-school

The Sulphur Springs Union School District governing board is scheduled Wednesday to consider approving a new inclusive primary playground for Canyon Springs Community School. According to the meeting agenda, district

A school employee told the William S. Hart Union High School District governing board of an incident this week in which a student headbutted a teacher and then bit her on

The Saugus Union School District asset management advisory committee held its final meeting on Wednesday and approved the recommendation report draft for the site of Santa Clarita Elementary School. During

Three representatives from the Saugus Union School District’s behavior council updated the governing board Tuesday on the training the members received during the council’s most recent meeting on April 15.

News release The Saugus Union School District was recently recognized by Solution Tree for its sustained success in raising student achievement, according to a news release from Solution Tree. The

The Saugus Union School District governing board on Wednesday approved a 2% salary increase for teachers and staff for the 2024-25 school year as part of a new contract. Jennifer