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On June 19, 2018, JAY BOGAN was at Burger King, expecting to enjoy a nice meal.  He wasn’t expecting to witness a maniac suddenly attack an elderly man and repeatedly stab him in the face.  But for Bogan, to see was to act. 

Isabella Kam is credited with the win as the Indians score four runs in the seventh to ice the game.

Indian girls' take third place and boys' fifth place, while Bulldog boys' garner third and girls' grab fourth.

Burroughs Jada Martinez-Reese sets school record in 200.

‘The 15 For 15 Challenge’ Will Match Donations up to $15K

Each year, students at BHS and JBHS create keepsake portraits of individual children in other countries facing war, violence, poverty and abuse, to be sent to those children in coordination with The Memory Project program. For the 2018-19 school year, students created portraits of Rohingya children currently living in refugee camps in Bangladesh.

The Bulldogs score a run in the eighth inning after trailing 2-0 in the top of the first.

Indians make it 10 straight league titles following win over rival Bulldogs.

Burbank High Arts students celebrated their collaboration on the new Arts building mural with Nickelodeon interns and artists with a series of performances by students in the dance, instrumental, visual and film programs. The colorful mural was designed and directed by senior Ana Cristina Varela.

The large, colorful murals depict swimming and water polo scenes created by student artist Ella Jennings and several student and parent volunteers from the JBHS Aquatic program.