Schools

Supporters of Measure S celebrate victory on passing the bond measure after capturing 61% of the vote, bringing $110 million into the school district for badly needed improvements.

On 5 March Burbank residents will have the opportunity to vote on Measure “S,” a bond measure that would provide nearly $110 million in new funding to upgrade district schools, paid for by the tax payers over a period of up to 40 years.

There will be Classic Carnival Games and Prizes, Music, Food and Art Table and "Rides" including a 65 foot inflatable Obstacle Course, a 24 foot dual lane slide and laser tag

Burbank organizations partner with Jordan Middle School to create the Betty Steinkolk Literacy Patio and Garden, a beautiful space to be shared by teachers and students. More than 60 community people and students volunteered most of the day on Saturday to complete the project that is dedicated to a beloved former principal.

With the potential passage of Measure S, The Burbank Unified School District is currently seeking four members to serve on the School Facilities Oversight Committee

Performances set for Thursday, February 28, 2013, Friday, & Saturday, March 1, 2, 2013 - 7p.m. Sunday, March 3, 2013 - 2p.m.

The combined drama, vocal and instrumental departments of John Burroughs High School presented the award winning Broadway musical, “Sweeney Todd, The Demon Barber of Fleet Street”

The spelling bee was open to students in grades one through five with fifth grader Andre Fabian was able to correctly spell the word 'covetous'

Jordan Middle School teachers and staff showed how proud they were of students who received A's on their report card by cooking up 1,500 pancakes for them

Board of Education Candidates gathered at the Buena Vista Library to give their views on why they should be elected to two open seats