Burbank Unified School District to Study New Cell Phone Policy
This proposed policy is in response to the Phone-Free School Act, signed by California Governor Gavin Newsom in September 2024
BUSD Board Meeting: Cell Phone Usage Discussed, Filipino Month Recognized
One speaker criticizes Board for lack of information after Bret Harte was shut down after a student threat
Muir Middle School’s Annual Japan Day Highlights Traditional Stone Carving
On Friday, September 20, students at John Muir Middle School celebrated the eleventh annual Japan Day with visiting students from Rebun Island, renowned stone carver Masaji Asaga and Mami Sone, wife of Japan's Consul General in Los Angeles.
Bret Harte Dedicates Bench to Teacher Karyn Lombardo in Her Memory
A bench dedication took place on Tuesday, September 24th with over 100 people in attendance including former students, parents, Bret Harte teachers and staff, school board members, the Superintendent, and Karyn’s husband, Vince Lombardo.
Burbank Teen Siena Florence Studying In Tbilisi, Georgia
Local teenager is studying in Tbilisi, Georgia.
Burbank Arts and Education Foundation Hosts 2024 State of the Schools Event
The annual event aims to bring awareness to the current funding status and direction of arts and education within BUSD.
BUSD: Hate Does Not Live In Burbank
The BUSD met on Thursday and several topics were talked about and discussed.
Burbank Police Investagating School Threat Circulating on Social Media
The Department has been in communication with the Burbank Unified School District and will continue to monitor this situation
BUSD: Math Collaborative, Spanish Heritage Month Discussed
The meeting was tense sometimes and also informative.
Burbank High Student to Have Film Shown in New York’s All American High School...
The film, "Are You Sorry?" was written by BHS graduate Nathan Zeceña and the production team included members of the BHS Film Club