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Santa Monica High School – Santa Monica CA
Works Progress Administration (WPA), Work Relief Programs. The Works Progress Administration (WPA) modernization of Santa Monica High School between 1935 and 1938 represented the largest reconstruction project undertaken by the Santa Monica City School District following the devastating 1933 Long Beach earthquake. The WPA remodeled and retrofitted the school’s two-story...
Phones Should Remain On Campus, At Least For Now
Last school year, Thousand Oaks High School facility decided to step up the no phones policy. This comes after mass discussions nationwide about the usage of phones and its impact on student’s learning and well-being. The removal of phones is not the correct step forward to move schools and...
Burbank High Student to Have Film Shown in New York’s All American High School Film Festival
Burbank High School senior, Selah Turner, has recently been accepted into the world’s largest student film festival, The All American High School Film Festival. Selah’s first short film, which had a budget of $0, was accepted into the festival that will take place October 19-20 in New York City.
CC Centaur football team plays home opener Friday
It’s time for Culver City High School boys’ football. The Centaurs kick off their varsity football season on Friday, Aug. 30, at 7 p.m. on the campus of Culver City High School inside the Jerry Chabola Football Stadium. Their opponent is San Jacinto High School, located 80 miles east of Culver City.
West Ranch Wins First Game Of The Season In Dominant Fashion
After a gut wrenching defeat in week one West Ranch (1-1) bounced back, nearly shutting out Cleveland High School (1-1) in a 35-6 win Thursday night. West Ranch Head Coach Chris Varner described last week’s game against Pacifica as a shell shock, but he was much less shocked that his team bounced back from it. ...
Part time jobs and student life balance
For most students the thought of trying to juggle a job, school and maybe even a sport or extracurricular can be extremely overwhelming. Having a job while actively being in high school is something that very few students can pull off but the ones that do, while still maintaining good grades should be given a great amount of credit. Here are a few students who can do just that.
The Kanan Bowl photostory: Looking towards the future
The Oak Park High School boys varsity football team had their first football game on Aug. 23. They played in a strenuous game against Agoura High School, that resulted in a loss of 28-48. Although the team lost, all the players worked hard and gained much-needed experience for the future.
Fostering Youth Independence Back to School Bash, Career Fair
Fostering Youth Independence students were well equipped to go back to school following the non-profit’s eighth annual Back to School Bash and Career Fair. Approximately 140 members of the FYI community, including 65 youth and their Allies, came together for the event which provided youth with new backpacks and all the supplies they could possibly need to start the new school year.
OPHS’ first look at ComedySportz for the 2024-2025 season
Oak Park High School’s ComedySportz team marked the beginning of the year on Aug. 23. Audience member and senior Charlie Getz described the game as “hilarious” and “unlike any other sport.”. “It is a fast-paced, competitive and interactive improv show where two teams go head to...
Sulphur Springs School District to Construct New School in Skyline
The Sulphur Springs Union School District and Tri Pointe Homes have entered into a purchase and sale agreement for a parcel of land located in the Skyline community in Santa Clarita. After the land is transferred, the Sulphur Springs Union School District will construct a new elementary school on the...
Burbank Football Wins Thriller Over St. Genevieve
Ryan Mendoza kicked a 26-yard field with no time remaining as Burbank High escaped with a 29-26 win over St. Genevieve in a nonleague football game at Los Angeles Valley College. The kick for Mendoza was his second chance. He had an attempt from 32 yards partially blocked on the...
COC Foundation Chief Development Officer ‘Abruptly’ Resigns
Jerry De Felice, the chief development officer of the College of the Canyons Foundation, “abruptly” resigned from his position Thursday. De Felice’s decision to step down came after a meeting that proposed personnel changes in the foundation, Eric Harnish, a spokesperson for COC told KHTS. “After proposed personnel changes in the Foundation were shared with ...
Senior sunrise: Class of 2025 rises with the sun
Marking the first annual senior activity of the year, the Class of 2025 lined up at 6:00 a.m. outside of the football field. ASB exchanged students’ cash for coffee and a donut as students walk down to the field. Groups of friends sit together on the football field and watch as the sun rises.
CLU interim president says ‘hard decisions’ likely coming
While California Lutheran University’s finances remain strong, some “hard decisions” are likely coming, John Nunes, the institution’s new interim president, told the Business Times Aug. 29. “We’re looking at some of the numbers and we see that the numbers in some cases are not heading in...
Opinion: Pepperdine’s Loneliness is a Purpose Problem
Transparency Item: The Perspectives section of the Graphic is comprised of articles based on opinion. This is the opinion and perspective of the writer. As I begin my senior year, I cannot help but reflect on Pepperdine’s mission statement, which claims that, at this university, students are “strengthened for lives of purpose, service, and leadership.” Specifically, I wonder, how well does this university actually strengthen us for lives of purpose?
Minimal public input provided at Saugus school district facilities needs meetings
There were no in-person attendees on Wednesday to hear why the Saugus Union School District is putting a $187 million bond measure proposal on the November ballot, and only a handful of virtual attendees. The district’s governing board had approved Measure N to be placed on the ballot during a...
Burroughs Football Loses Season Opener To Visiting Hart 38-19
Taking on a quality opponent in the season opener for the Burroughs High football team was planned and it worked to a point on Friday night at Memorial Field as a solid crowd gathered. The Bears fell behind 17-0 to Hart before scoring their first touchdown and trailed by 24...
Shaping Young Minds: The Excellence of Notre Dame Children’s Academy
Notre Dame Children’s Academy, located in Santa Clarita, California, is a premier private school that provides a nurturing and comprehensive educational experience for children ranging from infancy through elementary age. The academy’s approach to education is rooted in the belief that each child is unique and capable of achieving great things with the right guidance and support.
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