Stevenson Elementary Enjoys Halloween Fun With Annual Boo Bash
Staff, students and families enjoyed some scary fun at the school's 15th annual Boo Bash.
Miller Multicultural Family Festival Celebrates Diversity
Miller Elementary students, staff and community celebrated the many cultures represented in the school's population with dance, music, arts and food.
Senior For A Day: Burbank Community Leaders Return To High School
Community leaders and high school seniors spent a day sharing their stories as adults and students in today's world.
Jordan Robotics Fields Three Teams For FIRST Tech Challenge
Funds from the recent Young Sheldon Grant allowed Jordan Middle School to field three robotics teams for the 2019 FIRST Tech Challenge robotics competition.
Burroughs On Broadway Continues with Shows Today and Sunday
Burroughs opened their Burroughs On Broadway fundraiser show to a please audience last night and the show will continue with additional shows this afternoon, and evening and a show on Sunday.
Muir Middle School Hosts Sixth Annual Japan Day
Students from the tiny island of Rebun, Japan, explored kabuki and taiko with Muir students for the school's annual Japan Day cultural appreciation activities.
Burbank High Choir Presents Singing Slinging BBQ
The Burbank High Vocal Choirs performed last night at this year's Singing Slinging BBQ to packed lunch shelter.
Eight Burbank Schools to Receive “Young Sheldon STEM Initiative” Grants
The program was created to foster excitement for learning in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM)
Burbank Unified Students Head Back To School
Students attended the first day of classes for the 2018-19 school year at BUSD campuses; school and City officials emphasized driving and walking safety tips.
St. John Paul II Academy Will Replace Bell-Jeff High in 2019
After 74 years, Bellarmine-Jefferson High School has officially closed its doors. However, the building will soon take on a new life as “St. John Paul II STEM Academy at Bellarmine-Jefferson.”
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Paul Gerard Files for Burbank Board of Education – District 3
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Use of Flock Camera System Leads to Two Arrests by Burbank Police
. In both cases, officers utilized automated license plate reader (ALPR) technology