Schools

The Burbank Unified School District will remain on 100% Distance Learning for the entire Spring semester of 2021, following Superintendent Matt Hill's Recommendation to...

The John Burroughs High School Drama program presents The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) streaming live Friday and Saturday evenings, November 20...

The efforts of the DEI Committee and the ongoing curriculum review process, including five books which may be removed from the approved teaching list, was discussed at a recent Board of Education meeting.

At their most recent regular meeting on Thursday, November 5, the Burbank Board of Education heard results of a recent survey which asked families...

With approximately 400,000 votes left to possibly count in the County, election results so far have been unchanged since the first report on Tuesday. Newcomers have risen in both the Council and School Board races with Measure RC going down defeat soundly

The annual JBHS Vocal Music Association's "Burroughs On Broadway" show streams online on Saturday, November 7, and features popular hits from the stage performed by the award-winning Burroughs choirs.

The second grade teacher at Joaquin Miller Elementary is Burbank's Teacher of the Year and was recently announced as one of 10 honored Teachers of the Year for Los Angeles County.

Burbank public schools are planning for a return to in-person instruction and shared a wealth of information with students, parents, teachers and staff at a recent Q&A Session. District officials are currently gathering information on the numbers of students interested in continuing with distance learning or returning in a hybrid learning model, in order to better plan for a possible return.

The Burbank school board heard reports on distance learning, the process of renaming Jordan Middle School and from Burbank and Burroughs Highs' Student Representatives, in addition to a number of other items at the regular meeting held on October 15.

The Board of Education heard personal stories from many parents, staff and community members, who spoke for over two hours, with the overwhelming majority speaking in support of BUSD's Anti-Racism Statement and update to Board policy.