District News
School Board Approves Contract for Teachers
School Board approves new contract for teachers that includes a 3% pay increase retroactive to July, 2015
Stevenson Teacher Sara Line Honored by Los Angeles County of Education
Line was one of 16 in the County that were honored at luncheon
Burbank School District to Hold College Fair
Last year’s event featured 120 colleges, universities, and trade and technical schools and an estimated 2,500 students and parents attended
Free and Reduced-Price Meals for Burbank Unified Students
Burbank Unified School District is announcing its policy for providing free and reduced-price meals for children served under the National School Lunch Program
BUSD Appoints Assistant Superintendent of Facilities and Information Technology
Rick Nolette has been serving as the Senior Program Manager for school district’s bond program
School District to Save $10 Million in Energy Costs
Burbank Unified School District Builds Sustainable Bond Relief and Saves $10 Million in Energy Costs
BUSD Awarded Career Technical Education Incentive Grant
District is one of the first districts in California to be awarded a Career Technical Education Incentive Grant (CTEIG) by the California State Board of Education
Stevenson Elementary is the First Burbank School to Unveil Buddy Benches
Students sitting on the bench signals to teachers and other adults on campus that there might be a problem
Burbank Unified School’s Survey on School Starting Time
District would like you know if you like school starting at 8:00 am or maybe later?
Security at Burbank Schools Examined After Incidents
Securing all entrances and greeting everyone on campus were among the actions the school sites would continue to take
Burbank Unified May Ask Students to B.Y.O.D.
BYOD, or bring your own device, the idea behind it is that since so many students have the technology and are bringing it to school, it could be possible for a smartphone, tablet or iPad to be used to help students learn
BUSD Appoints Two New Elementary Assistant Principals
Marilyn Snook will become the AP at Joaquin Miller Elementary School and Craig Bugbee will serve as AP of Thomas Jefferson Elementary School
Suicide Prevention Being Brought to the Forefront
It starts with students who are in elementary school and teaching them to deal with feelings of sadness or being out of control.
